Side by Side Comparison of: Sceptre vs Altra Furniture

Wonderful displays for the price! We bought these for all the conference rooms at work, and I liked them so much, I bought one for my house too! Plenty of inputs, easy to use, great picture. They don't have built in "smarts" but I like that so I can add a device of my choosing that I know will work with my network, etc. Have paired these with Google Cromecasts (regular and Ultra) and it works just great! The USB port will even power the standard version, so there's no extra power needed!

Upgraded an old 40" Samsung screen in my bedroom with this - holy crap am I happy. I use it for TV and as a PC monitor and since I'm legally blind it's a GIANTICAL monitor and I can actually see some stuff that I can't see on my 22" monitor at work or my 15" laptop monitor - so I love it!

Was definitely nervous about buying this, but I've had it for a few months now and I love this tv! I use it with my Apple TV and a sound bar and have zero complaints.

We needed a bigger TV for the living room after buying a new house. The old 40 inch TV just wasn't cutting it in the new room size wise. I hadn't heard of Sceptre before but they had great reviews and everything I found on google seemed to be pretty positive. We wanted a 50 inch TV, and specifically wanted a "dumb" TV. We have a PS4 and a Roku hooked up to the TV so we wouldn't use any "smart TV" features. Its getting harder and harder to find something without those these days.Picture quality and sound is great. The TV is well built. I can see why these things sell like hot cakes. Good quality TV at a very reasonable price.

It does the job if you want a plain tv. Nothing special but 1080 resolution, the roku hook up is cool if you use roku.Mess with the picture settings and you'll find a tone of viewing for your pleasure.The base is sturdy even though it looks sleek and fradgle. It's not.The remote feels flimsy but the response on it is good.Gaming is fine, I have a ps4 and you definitely need to mess with the picture settings to enjoy the fullness of the games you're playing.For a 50" tv, my first (major) TV purchase, I'm satisfied.I really don't need all the smart TV stuff because I have another hub for viewing applications. I like it.

Having owned brands like sharp, westing house, LG and Samsung, I have to say, sceptre is definitely up there with these brands! Beautiful and vivid image, good quality build! And price is the best part! buy it!!

I was not expecting much for the price but actually this is a good value and nice TV stand. Box was very heavy and assembly is very easy except maybe the door hing installation which is a little tricky. It is particle board and uses those cam locks for main bracing which have been known to break after a while, but looks really good when installed. We used this in a bonus room for our kids and it provides nice places for game consoles, DVD players, & cable boxes without cluttering up the top around the TV. And for the price we don't worry if they happen to scratch it.The areas inside the doors are pretty small though but does give a place to hide things from sight. It is not very tall so make sure you measure and have a room which will not block the view. The legs and supports are metal and look nice.Overall we are very pleased.

Putting it together was a bit tricky, made easier and faster with a power drill. One must be careful in over torquing the pegs that drill into wax, they are designed to only screw down flush, and no further (although some tolerances allow for a bit of misjudgment)The space is more than enough to house multiple gaming systems from the Gamecube to the PS4, and all parts provided are necessary for the structural integrity of the stand.The color of the sonoma oak is also growing on me (chosen by my better half) and once assembled, everything seems very solid, and looks good.The doors on either side are also fairly adjustable so you can move them, angle them, and make them so that you can open them without them scraping, and make them fit to the look you want.The only downside is that some of the parts came with the finish damaged. This was not a major concern to me as those parts are hidden on the underside and will never be seen by anybody unless the stand is taken apart.All around a great product!

BUILD THE DOORS FIRST!!! MOST PAIN IN THE @55 THING TO PUT ON IF YOU DO THAT STEP LAST AND IT DOES HAVE THAT STEP LAST!!!Looks great in the living room. Is nice. I like it.

This review is for both the Altra Carson TV Stand for TVs up to 70" and the Audio Stand. I purchased one TV stand and two audio stands (both in black/cherry) and they look great as a set. The total set is about 98" wide so you will need a long empty wall if you intend to set up the full set. The items cannot be purchased as a set with the 70" TV stand size. I received the audio stands first so I assembled them prior to receiving the TV stand. It about two hours to put together the two stands. The most challenging part to assemble was the doors as you have to use a guess and check method to get the doors aligned correctly so they do not scratch against the top and bottom when they open and close. The top of the stand is about 55" tall, and you essentially get four shelves on each stand in addition to the storage behind the door. The instructions advise not to put anything on the top of the stand, but if you have something less than five pounds that is not breakable I think it would be safe. The storage area behind the door is very spacious, and I was able to fit about 55 blu-ray discs and almost 100 CDs (I put the CDs in the back and the blu-ray discs in front, so in the picture you can't actually see the CDs).The TV stand was more time consuming to put together than one audio stand which makes sense because it has many more parts. The box weighs about 98 pounds, so it is strongly recommended to have someone help you move the box especially if it is going to be between floors. When assembling the TV stand, you will need a good deal of floor space to lay all of the pieces and hardware. The directions were very straightforward, and as with the audio stands the door hinges were the most challenging. The instructions do not list a drill as a required tool, but I do not think I could have assembled the doors without one. Without a drill, you would probably need a second person to hold the door in place while screwing. The storage behind the doors on the TV stand do not have nearly as much room as the audio stand, and are more appropriate for remotes, controllers, and manuals than media. Each level of the TV stand has a wide opening for cords in the back, but no real cord management system. I used cable ties and mounts to better organize my cords. I have a 65" TV, and it is about 1.25" away from the edges on each side, so a 70" TV would definitely be the largest size one could have without having the TV extend beyond the edges of the stand.When put together, the TV stand and two audio stands look like one complete unit as the height of the TV stand is the same as the bottom level of the audio stand. The only change I would have liked is if the entire top of the TV stand was black like the 50" TV stand as the shelves of the audio stand are all black (on the 70" model the center section of the top is black but the sides are cherry). Otherwise this is an excellent looking and very sturdy unit.

such a great stand, easy to set up and it adds a great look to my living room!I was able to fit a LG 50 inch TV and had some room for my souvenirs, PS4 and video games!!

this stand is about 21" tall and about 46" long it looks very nice in my living room.it was really easy to assemble it, and it has a really great color..when it comes to align the doors or make them look straight is kind of tricky but just just have to use your screwdriver and tight it or loose it , whatever your need is, and make sure both doors are aligned the same way.if the doors are not aligned, when u close them it'll look like the doors are falling, so make sure you do it right and straight.

Honestly the TV was cheap. But I needed something right away as i just moved back from Europe and it cost a fortune. Super easy to put on the feet and connect everything. The picture is amazing. It seems durable. We will see. And it is made in the good ole USA. I am happy I bought it. Maybe I will now consider the larger size.

TV works great but it needs a sound bar to amplify the sound. I also had a converter box to watch regular TV because I don't have cable.

Best bang for your buck, but like others have warned I had to get a sound bar to get to where I liked the sound.

Item purchased for a "kiosk" for a church missions board. item exactly as described. great picture. all around great tv.

Look, Its a cheap tv, so dont expect greatness. BUT, for the money i did pay, Its a perfect TV. The only bad thing is the sound. its very tinny sounding. I bought a sound bar and it made the TV 1000 times better. No other complaints. Looks great on the wall mount at my mothers house

Picture is great the only thing I don't like it doesn't have control buttons on the television so you have to use the remote

Great tv stand but the manufacturer must've missed something because when I tried putting the hinges on the doors, the holes I was supposed to screw into were only a mm deep so the screw won't screw in. You have to drill 12 holes for each door, 6 for each hinge. I used a 3/32 drill bit and it worked perfect. But my drill was a little too big to fit into the cubby hole so I had to drill at a slight angle first until the drill got in the cubby so I could drill straight in. Be careful you don't use the whole length of the bit and drill through the side of the stand. It would be easier to pre drill those 2 pieces before you construct the whole thing like I did unknowingly. You'll also need to drill the holes for the handles for the doors as well. Why the manufacturers didn't just make the holes deeper, I don't know. But if you just whip out the drill and take an extra 10 minutes, it'll be a nice looking stand in the end

Let me just start by saying that this is a fairly decent quality build of a tv stand. The concept of the shelfs n drawers are my favorite thing about it. The price simply cant be beat for what it offers. Seriously great. Mine came perfectly shipped, excellent condition aside from a small knick/tear on one of the pieces of wood but to me its a complete non issue. The only real issue i had with this is that i was expecting it to be a tad more wider, and the assembly was really long for someone doing it solo. I realize it suggest 2 people for assembly, but my fiance was working all day while i put this together. Everyone says it took them about 1 or 2 hours.. for me solo it was about 5 hours. But that also could be because i like to double check instructions over several times before making any mistakes. Other than that, i really recommend this if you need something cheap. Highly impressed that it wasnt as generic as i thought it might have been at the price. Just dont expect top of the line quality. Expect a bit better than walmart quality and you wont be disapointed

This product is basically good. Assembled, it seems very sturdy. It has convenient shelves for a soundbar or gaming consoles/cable boxes or other devices. The instructions consist only of pictures and diagrams though. There is no text which may be adverse to some but I found them relatively simple to understand. The major drawbacks are the cabinets to the left and right of the central shelves. Behind the doors is a shelf which can be positioned at three heights. However, the cabinet is not tall enough for the shelf to accommodate a full-size, upright DVD case at any of the three places it can be positioned. Some smaller cases fit upright, but a significant portion of my DVD's are laying horizontal. The shelves would be fine for CD's, but I, and I feel most people, do not have any need to store CD cases in a TV stand. You could simply take the shelves out but that still leaves a lot of negative space. Whichever way you choose, it's inefficient. That, however is my only major complaint. I do feel that I would prefer it to be taller, and making it taller would solve the cabinet problem, but that's more personal than a real mark against it. Overall, that is a good TV stand that I expect to hold up well.

First off, I absolutely love that it was easy to read directions unlike lots of other put it together pieces you can get elsewhere. Everything was clearly labeled and easy to deal with.That said it was great until I had to put the gates of hell (the front cabinets) together, Cerberus himself looked at me and sighed wistfully before laying down to his fate.If you get this, do yourself a favor and attach the doors before you do anything else because you'll save yourself tons of headache that way. Shelves could also be more sturdy but for what they will be used for, they will work.

Would have been 5 stars because it was easy to assemble all the way up until step 7 and 8. My mom and I used a DeWalt Drill to get the screws in. The instructions are easy to follow. When trying to attach the door hinges, we realized the pre-drill holes were not pre-drilled making it very difficult to put the doors on. If we didn't have an electric drill and extra drill bilts, the doors would have been left off. We used a 7/64 drill bit to make pre-hole drills and then it made it easier for the screws to go in. The pre-drill holes should have already been there; if we didn't have a drill it would be impossible by hand of without professional help.The product itself is very stable and well made! It looks nice, sleek, doesn't weigh a ton and solidly holds up my 48" TV. The spacing of the shelves are good too, I have an Xbox One and my cable box set up and it still has space. Overall a very good TV stand!

This was purchased via Amazon prime. Got it in a day. Took 1 1/2 hours to assemble. I wish i had someone to help out. It would have been a lot faster. Looked neat and is sturdy to hold my 47 LG TV and all my AV components. Tricky doors like previous reviews commented. Definitely not your 300+ $ TV stands. As you build it, you will notice its materials are worth what you paid for, particle board and some thin laminates. But a neat and clean look for a budget conscious customer like me. I must say the design was good and construction manual was great. 10 clear cut steps and you are done. You will need a Philips type screw driver. All other hardware is supplied. Can't beat 4$ Amazon prime overnight shipping. Faster and easier than picking up something from 30 mile away Ikea. :)

Great TV and simple and it gets the job done.

Screen will go black, randomly for roughly 5 seconds.

It seems to be a nice set. No problems yet other than the remote is hard to work the TV, even from 6 to 8 feet away.

Nice picture, but horrible refresh rate.I will rather invest $100 more on a better brand

Love it.....nope changing my review only had it a little over a year and the picture went out

Owned this tv since 2015It worked okay, serving it's purpose (til now)Remote is terrible. You usually have to aim directly at the power lightAnd it has trouble sending a signal around small objects on my coffee tableSound wasn't great - you could set it to 'music' to get clear voices - but otherwise badDetails seemed okay - but colors are not vibrant or rich compared to higher end displaysConnections placement is rather silly - you have to bend your cords to fit them into the back portsWhich is why they included a single hdmi extension I guessAll in all, wouldn't recommend

The product itself pretty average... not bad considering the price. It took about 4 hours to build, the instructions are crap. You realize when you're almost done that you are building this thing UPSIDE DOWN. So make sure you put a towel or sheet under it before you start building or it will get all scratched up. The parts are delicate and flimsy, but again...for what you are paying you should expect it. Just be careful while assembling because it you lose or break a part, you are screwed. Overall I'm pretty satisfied with what I got for what I paid.My major problem was the delivery. It appeared that FED EX backed the truck up only halfway up my driveway and pushed the box out of the back of the truck. The box and some of the boards inside were damaged. To make matters worse, they left it out in the pouring rain when there was a covered car port only 20 feet away. I called Amazon and they made things right, which is what I always appreciate about Amazon Customer Service. FED EX gets an F- on this. How lazy can you be?

Let's begin with how it arrived... with a broken board. Not too bad I suppose - sometimes things happen along the way (although one set of screws was just thrown in there with no trace of the plastic holding them). Amazon customer service was great as always as they had a replacement on the way in no time. Unfortunately when the replacement arrived it was damaged as well and was worse off than the previous stand I had sent with multiple pieces broken. Luckily the J-piece from the second package was only slightly damaged and could be used in place of the broken piece from the first package. Glad I didn't take the original to be returned until after I received the replacement. Anyways... lets just say none of that matters and move on to the product.The particle board itself is nice but a handful of my pieces were already blemished/dented when they arrived. One of the pieces splintered slightly when I was screwing into it but its at least covered up. Due to the way its held together (I'm not sure what they're called, but you screw in a piece that essentially grabs onto the head of another piece to hold it tight) the boards are never flush. The doors themselves are fine but the hinges that you install aren't very high quality and do not support the full weight of the door (I haven't tried tightening the joints, maybe that will fix it) - anyways, the doors scrape against the bottom of the stand on both sides. You have to lift them up to shut them completely. There are also bad gaps between the horizontal pieces (you can even see something like it in the display picture on Amazon... so I guess they're not hiding it at least). They give you some paper "covers" to put over the holes in the furniture used for assembly but they're pretty much garbage. I would actually recommend filling those holes with something on top of the screws to fill the hole - then putting the paper covers on.Despite all of that, it does actually look quite nice when you're sitting on the couch staring at it. The color is great and goes well with the coffee table I purchased from the same company (same problems, but fewer of them). It sits very sturdily, there's no way its tipping over as long as the floor is level. It holds my 70" TV quite nicely. The shelves (speaking specifically about the ones inside the doors and in-between them) are adjustable at 3 levels or can be removed completely which comes in handy when you have a game system.All-in-all its not a bad item - its just not great. Do not buy this at full price, no way is it worth it (at least in the condition mine arrived in). I got it for over 50% off ($129) and that's all that is preventing me from returning it.

This item has a good look and is sturdy, just be prepared for parts abnormalities. There was no damage to the slat pieces, however two of the tubes that hold up the top shelf, the bolt was bent. I could screw one of them in, the other i put in as the middle support. The tv i bought has the stand legs on the end, so I think it will be fine. I should have taken a closer look at it before i owned it, it does actually have 2 different finishes. The horizontal pieces are a low gloss black and the vertical are a dark cherry color. i couldn't tell this in the picture, and it doesn't look terrible, would have just preferred all one color.

Cheap and it works, but it is not perfectthe stand is sturdy and looks nice, but the storage just isn't good. there's an adjustable shelf in both cabinets but the cabinet isn't big enough to allow for you to put even Blu-Ray disks on both shelves without turning them on their side one or the other shelves. The unit is not very deep, my TV's stand is pushed all the way as far back as I can go on the stand and my center channel speaker can barely still fit on the stand.I really enjoy it, and again the construction of it is quite stable, I just can't do better than 3 stars because of the storage issues.

Let me start off by saying I'm not giving this 3 stars because of the stand itself. It's awesome and exactly what I was expecting, apart from being a tad smaller than I was hoping but it's still really, really good. However, I'm giving 3 stars because whoever decided that not putting in holes to get the doors on IS A TERRIBLE HUMAN BEING. My hand is throbbing after spending an hour on the doors alone trying to get the screw holes in (I'm writing this directly after finishing the assembly. Actually, one door is still detached. I stopped to write this now because I'm so frustrated with it). Seriously, if you have a drill, use it to get the holes in where they need to be or do it before you end up putting all 3 shelves together in advance and don't waste your time like I had to. Trying to get these holes in when the stand is upright is difficult because you'll have to do it sideways.EDIT: Ok so after another hour I finally got the doors on. All my stuff fit on here way better than I was expecting and it just looks like such a high quality shelf for the price. Really great and I would recommend it. I'll still emphasize to have a drill available to use for the doors you will need one.

After assembling, the stand looks really nice and sturdy. Good quality for the price. The reasons why I give the product three stars:1. The exact measurement of the stand is 47.2 in./120.0 cm. X 20.5 in./52.0 cm. The description said that it can be used for TVs up to 50 in. My TV measures approximately 46 in. along the bottom. The tv just almost barely fits on the stand. Get the bigger size if your TV is 50 in. or bigger.2. When assembling the stand, the screw holes for the door weren't drilled through completely. My boyfriend had to use the screwdriver as a hammer while I held the screw. Wasn't fun. :(Overall assembling the stand was easy, aside from incomplete screw holes. Read very carefully if considering on ordering. Consider the stand of your TV. Our TV has legs on each end of the TV, whereas our old TV has a stand that sits in the middle. If you have a stand in the middle and it's 50+ in. you should be fine.

audio never, at any point, worked at all. tried suggested remedies, no success, still no audio.

8 months and is going out purple streaks across the center of tv

TV was ok. Remote didn't work right out of the box which is frustrating.

I have a Sceptre computer monitor that has been going strong for at least a decade, and I thought I would try out one of their TV models. If you can put up with some of the downfalls, this might be an OK TV for you. If you like to nitpick, then I would suggest going with something more expensive.For starters, the picture looks decent at a 1080p resolution. There was nothing out of the ordinary when it came to the colors and picture quality, and I didn't feel the need to fine-tune any of the picture settings upon taking it out of the box (although I admit I am no videophile). The remote is basic and cheap, but gets the job done. Soundbar controls are built right into the remote, which is a nice touch for anyone that want to buy a Sceptre soundbar. There are also plenty of inputs/outputs on the back of the TV, including 3 HDMI ports and also some now-uncommon ports such as a VGA connector and coaxial SPDIF outputUnfortunately, that's probably the only nice thing I can say. The black uniformity is horrible, and the flashlighting/clouding effect that was present was bad enough to distract me during a dark movie scene in a dark room. The sound leaves much to be desired, but thin TVs like this usually have crappy speakers to begin with. Voices sounded fine, but bass was lacking even with the SRS settingsThe main issue with this TV is that the firmware controlling the OSD seems to be very buggy. The first thing I noticed was that the backlight brightness setting would constantly reset to 100 every time I turn on the TV. Another issue was that trying to change the screen size would always freeze that option when selecting "Auto". When that happens, no picture was being shown until I reset the settings to factory default. Also on one occasion, the TV froze for a good minute while changing channels, and the TV literally reset itselfI contacted Sceptre support, and they suggested to order a replacement unit. I ended up doing that, and even the replacement unit had the exact same problems. Then then wanted me to send it back to their warehouse for repairs. The OSD problems could probably be fixed with a firmware update, but I wasn't willing to send them a $400 guinea pig. I ended up returning both units and buying a Vizio for $50 more. So far I'm not regretting that decision

as I read in an earlier review, the sound leaves a lot to be desired, I had an old set of computer speakers, hooked them up and it sounds great. other than that, I love it...revision...I don't love it anymore ...when I first got this tv I was really happy with it. ive had it just over 2 years...got up this morning had sound but no pic...dead screen, and to fix it would cost as much as buying a new one. a good little tv if u don't mind buying a new one every 2 years

Very disappointed.I had high hopes for this TV after reading the reviews but 5 minutes out of the box i got the base installed and attempted to turn it on to find the remote doesnt work with the shrink wrapped batteries it came with. So i turned it on manually and INSTANTLY noticable dead pixels. 5 to be exact, (3 in the photos attached) sound is pretty bad but that doesnt bother me for I have a sound system and Id still give it 5 stars despite that if it wasn't for the above issues. I Will revoke this bad review if company works with me to exchange for a good tv.tv came 3 days after expected delivery and I'm an amazon prime memeber but thats a differential issue entirely.

Poor design. The bi-color aesthetic required an overly complex and weaker assembly. The side storage have no holes cut for power cords so they can't be used to charge controllers. The shelf sizing does not fit standard home theatre receivers, so the lower center shelf had be raised to fit it. This means there is no place for a center speaker... The depth of the shelf at the top is insufficient to allow even sim modern cable and sat units, so you can only fit one in the center and then no where to fit a gaming system or anything else. Seriously, I don't think the designer of this thing actually tried to use it or had any guidelines. That said, it does hold a TV on top of it so it gets 2 stars.

This is not worth the money, it is nothing but particle wood and some metal tubes. Very cheap and small I can't see why they are over charging $$for this table. Mine came with a damage legs ( the screws were stripped ) and after putting it together and you run into something like this is very upsetting, I did my best to fix the legs , But I don't recommend it, you are better of buying at a Walmart or Big Lots ( even Goodwill have better deals)

I REALLY LOVE THIS TV STAND THIS HAS 2 STARS BECAUSE THE 2 BOARDS ON THE INSIDE WAS TOO LONG IN THE BACK TO COMPLETE THE SET UP OF THIS STAND. I WILL POST PICTURES LATER. AFTER PUTTING THE ENTIRE BOTTOM TOGETHER WE REALIZED TI BACK PIECES WOULD NOT FIT. INSTEAD OF TAKING THE STAND APART AND GOING THROUGH THE RETURN PROCESS, I KEPT IT. I AM VERY OCD SO THIS REALLY BOTHERS ME. BUT IN ALL. I love how this stand looks(Front) once its all put together. The Bach looks horrible. And the stand is sturdy and a perfect fit for my TV. This Would have gotten 5 stars if those 2 pieces would have fit.

My gut told me not go get it? A 70" tv stand for that price? Well i got it, started putting it togeather and noticed i was missing screws and other pices, its frustrating to me that its missing pices. It looked really nice, but i am bumbed that i got a bad one. If you are going to buy make sure it Comes from amazon, cuse if you do need to return it they pay for return shipping or offered a replacement.

Product was as described and would have been ok, except the holes for attaching the doors were not drilled. I had to disassemble the work I had done and drill the holes myself. if the instructions were better the door hardware should be attached prior to completing the main unit. After drilling the holes I attached the hardware first avoiding having to work in a constricted way. I ruined the left door while I was drilling the holes that should have been done at the manufacturer. User error but very annoying.

Overall, the TV stand looks good from far. However,- When you come close you will realize that it is not sturdy, slightly wobbles if you apply pressure (so ensure only supported weight is applied)- Poor quality of wood (?? can't really call it wood - maybe some compressed sawdust or something??) (The espresso is just a sticker on top - just keeps peeling off if you aren't careful)- As it is a sticker - just keeps peeing off and off. I got a scratch after placing the tv on top of the stand (in just 2 days :(). Still not sure what caused the scratch.- People mention that they assembled it in 1/2 hour. Well for me it took around 3 hours. Getting the doors in is very tricky. If you don't put it straight it would rub against the surface and again the (espresso color) sticker peels. So be careful. Maybe the people who did it in 1/2 hour are pros who do it often.Overall, I would suggest go for it only if you are on a tight budget.Wish there was a spare sticker that I can buy to cover the scratches....is there??

worked amazing for a year. but of course after the warranty expired a few months back the tv blew out. customer service was no help Amazon or Sceptre bottom line don't waste your time get a real name brand basically told me I was sol

4 months and it is toast. Don't buy it. Can't return it ether. Now I have to buy another. I think I will spend the extra cash and get a Samsung.

I have had TV less than 18 months. I turned the TV off and heard a snap sound from within the TV, now the TV will not turn on anymore.

A waste of money. WARNING - DO NOT PURCHASE. The picture and sound are exceptionally terrible. The screen has a terrible refresh rate of 60HZ - not apparent on any advertised specs (the mfgr twists it to 120mmc - a meaningless measure). The manufacturer also passes this screen off as as a 4K UHD which it does not render . THIS FLAT SCREEN DOES NOT EVEN MEASURE UP TO EVEN MEDIOCRE STANDARDS.. You get what you pay for, and a bargain basement flat screen is a terrible waste of money.To the rescue came AMAZON Returns. The only problem was repacking the screen. It took about two hours to get it ready for shipment with my wife and I laboring over it. Stick with the top rated brands if you are interested in decent video and audio.

the screen blew out in less than 15 months

If I could give this a negative billion stars, I would. The stupid thing flashes "Sceptre" about 5 times when you turn it on (and has a hot spot blue streak running across the top), then goes blank. Nothing. No inputs, no sound, no sources, nothing. Little blue light is illuminated at the bottom indicating that the tv is on. My husband has been working in the A/V industry for the past 23 years, needless to say, he was pretty ticked off when I bought this brand. Now I know why. Oh, also, no instruction manual, warranty information, or anything else you would expect to come with any kind of product you buy. On the upside, they included a Phillips screwdriver to attach the base to the TV. So that was nice.

China junk. Parts arrived broken and no instruction manual was included. Halfway through assembly, I realized too much was broken to even assemble. Guess it is hit or miss, but I will never purchase from this manufacturer again

The parts is not of good quality. The console is not sturdy when using the clamps provided. I am going to call a wood crafter to build and bring some sturdy material to hold the console together. I am not happy with my purchase.

It is a nice stand. One star because the assembly instructions were not included. One leg had a crooked screw that went through the board and it was made wrong. The double door backing didn't align right at all. Out of my control so I just didn't use them. Very nice stand bit is go with another model that is user friendly.

If I could give this zero stars, I would. While trying to assemble the thing, the cam screws were practically breaking apart. And when I called the company about some replacement parts, I was told they were out of stock at the moment and it'd be a long while before they get new ones, so I opted to ask Amazon for a refund. The fact that they were out of certain parts makes me wonder if they were out because maybe this has happene a lot to other customers. I do not suggest anyone to buy this

Poorly designed. Please do not buy this if you have or plan to have kids, it's so wobbly. And the doors wouldn't even screw in. I'm returning it. A lot of people on the reviews even say that it's poorly designed but than you have the others that like it so that's why I bought it but if you don't mind how wobbly it is and having to reorder a new part, which you will, than I guess this is for you

Don't buy this product! The material it is made of is very cheap. I had two of these shipped to me and they were both damaged.