Television Table Stands

These stands are very sturdy when clamped to my table.

Nice, professional look, lots of space for cables and I even have 4 table mic stands in it.

Easy to setup and use. Perfect option for table top stands

I am so pleased with this Sony television. Easy to operate and outstanding picture quality. This TV stands up to the Sony reputation: The Best!

I have quite a bit of experience with all kinds of stands used in both television studio production and travel situations, and this seems to be really sturdy and an exceptional value. I also want to recognize the great customer service on the part of both B&H and Photoflex. The bag with this kit had damage when I opened the box, and both entities cooperated to get a replacement to me quickly.

When it comes to the simple, humble tools, it speaks volumes about a company how they make them. There are plenty of table stands like this one, but Atlas makes them a bit better, a bit more polished (particularly the base), a nicer black pipe...it all adds up to a good-looking, quality stand that sits easily on a coffee table if needed, without being intrusive. It holds my AKG 414 XLS with shock mount; it holds my small condensers, my short shotgun... It is simple, good quality, nice looking and reasonably priced from a company that has done stands for decades. You need a table stand, go with this.

I purchased these stands for use with table microphones for a panel discussion. They performed well, and are a great value.

I bought this for small light stand use for table top needs. I have four light stands that fit in this.. The stands are maybe a foot tall collapsed at most

These Gator stands are very substantial, well made and easy to install securely. Their only drawback is that the top plates, when attached centered on the vertical column as prescribed, extend at least 5 inches beyond the edge of the tabletop, preventing the table to be positioned close to a wall. I made an interface piece from 1/2 thick Baltic birch plywood to go between the top plate and the attachment bracket allowing me to move the top plate further forward so the table could be moved closer to the wall.

You know the old saying, you get what you pay for. True in most cases, but for these mic stands you get more for less. First, they do exactly what they SHOULD do, which is elevate a studio mic above a table. However, there are so many ways in which it could go wrong. Like not being weighted properly. These are perfectly weighted and will not likely tip over. The base is broad enough to ensure stability as well. The cable clip on the post is easy to remove and adjust. The grip on the stem is large and easy to manipulate to adjust height. The threads that set the post into the base seem to set well, however I would suggest a couple drops of thread-lock to avoid inadvertently unthreading the post from the base while adjusting the height. Using these for video podcasting to get a clearer view of the speaker from a table. The other options I was looking for were very expensive table stands which might look cool but obscure the scene.