The 10 Best Tabletop TV Mounts

The nice thing about the Wali Universal (around $18) — other than its affordable price, that is — is that it comes with detachable extension brackets to complement a host of sizes, so you're not forced to mount a smaller TV higher up in order to avoid seeing it stick out from behind.

The sleek Hemudu Pedestal (appx. $18) is sturdy, reliable, and provides plenty of space between its two feet for you to organize your various entertainment accoutrements. Each piece is engraved with an identification code, so putting it together is stress free and speedily done.

Constructed to support screens that range between 50 and 80 inches, the Fitueyes Adjustable (around $73) is outfitted with an abundance of convenient features, such as a cord management system, fittings for a multitude of TV types, and compatibility with myriad VESA arrangements.

Not only does the Hemudu Tempered (around $28) pivot laterally 45 degrees in either direction and offer 4 different height settings, but it also has an ultra-handy integrated clip to hold all your cables, so there's no unsightly mess peeking out to distract you from your favorite show.

Those looking for a sturdy, yet attractive, model will appreciate the Fitueyes Component (about $46), which features rugged iron plates, safety locks, and tempered glass that can take a beating. It can be adjusted to stand over 30 inches tall and arrives with two curved hanging bars.

With high-grade steel components that are strength tested to bear up to 110 pounds, the Vivo Flat Screen (around $17) distributes weight evenly between its 2 legs, with each stabilizing foot measuring 14 inches, so you don't have to worry about your TV tipping over on movie night.

The unobtrusive Atlantic Heavy Duty (appx. $40) is not only reasonably priced, but it can also support 70-inch devices that weigh up to 132 pounds, so you can rest easy securing your prized flat screen to it. Plus, its felt-padded feet won't slip or scratch your entertainment center.

If you use a digital media player or gaming console in conjunction with your television, then the Aeon Universal (around $100) will likely meet your needs, as it boasts a hardy 3/8-inch thick plate glass shelf supported by adjustable feet, so you have two separate storage areas.

If you've got little ones running around, then the Mounting Dream (about $35) will provide the dependable stability you need with its clever angled base and tubular steel support slats. And if you still feel uneasy, you can add extra security by using the included anti-tip strap.

The Original Swivel (around $70) can tilt 30 degrees to either side, so it's a convenient choice for large living spaces with various seating arrangements. It accommodates LCD, LED, and flat panel televisions between 37 and 70 inches, and is compatible with dozens of well-known brands.