Atlantic VG Spyder TV/Gaming Hub

Got this item for my 12 year old son for his Birthday and he absolutely loves this item. Great item and very sturdy. This took my husband probably about 20 mins or less to put together. Instructions come in 3 languages total, very easy to read and follow. My son has an older model 32" tv and it mounted beautlifly. Multiple size screws to choose from for mounting and would fit a wide range brands and sizes of tv. This item keeps everything in one place and not all strung out all over the bedroom like his gaming stuff use to be.

Bought two for my boys room. It's great for those games and headphones and wires. Just perfect

This stand does not fit 40 in as advertised

At first glance, the Spyder Gaming Hub from Atlantic seems like a great option for consolidating your console gaming needs, but in reality, there really isn't anything too revolutionary here. It is easy to set up. It took less than 10 minutes out of the box. It is also very sturdy, and made of quality materials. I set up a 42" monitor on it and it seems to handle the weight very well. Those are about the only good qualities for it though. My main complaint is simply that the design isn't customized enough, and doesn't seem like it was designed by an actual gamer. The accessory basket is way too small, and doesn't hold enough games. Anyone purchasing this is going to own more than six games. While the game cart can be useful for holding six of your most-recently played games, the design seems like it should be able to easily accommodate an additional game rack underneath. The footprint is also a bit too big. I have a game case that sits on my floor, but the legs on the stand take up a lot of space, and their design makes it difficult to keep anything at the bottom of the stand. You can't see it from Amazon's picture, but there is an area in the back to hold a surge protector/power strip, however it will only accommodate a narrow power strip sitting flat. You can use a bigger strip in it if you sit it at an angle, but it's not very sturdy then and I had to bend back the supports to allow space for my larger power adapter blocks. There is a hook on the back for cable management, but it would have made much more sense to have the cables run down through the stand so they are completely hidden from view. I am a perfectionist when it comes to cables and I don't want to be able to see cables running down it from the front of the stand. It should be seamless and this should be an easy thing to accomplish. I ended up wrapping my cables in electrical tape around the post to hide them. You can rotate the monitor 120 degrees, but there is no tilt. The height is somewhat adjustable, but not enough to counter the lack of tilt. Sitting on the floor is not really an option. Finally, the stand just doesn't look that nice. Initially I had it set up in my den, but the aesthetics are more suited to a playroom, and even then I wouldn't use bit around children because of the potential to topple over. It's not very likely to fall, especially if you use the strap to secure the back to a stud, but with a large TV and the way children play, I wouldn't feel comfortable using it.For the price, you can get much better consoles that are better-suited to gamers.

Missing one bolt in the installation package, had to buy a bolt at home depot

Bought 2 one tv was too long to fit on the stand so I gave it away and the other tv was a perfect fit

Easy to set up

Excellent.