Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really good AV stand, but the wireless chargers were broke off and we had to re-attach them with tools we didn't have handy. Sound quality is fine, nothing to write home about. I got it on sale for $500, I don't think I'd buy it it for $1000.

Nice entertainment tv stand. Not cheap material and easy to put together.Back light needs to be longer. Besides that nice piece of furniture.

This is a unique product in a sea of pretenders. The following are unexpected elements that add to the exceptional value of this piece. 1) The Larsen Smart TV Stand arrives built! My experience with this kind of furniture at this price point, I was expecting the usual tortured evening of sitting cross-legged on the floor trying to make sense of the instructions and the dozen bags of hardware, anguishing when you realize you are either missing a critical part or you used the wrong screw and have to disassemble to get back on track. So, you can imagine my surprise and delight when I realize the Larsen Smart TV Stand arrives built…meaning literally moments after it arrives, and the packing is removed you will be using it. The only “assembly” is to screw in the threaded legs and hand tighten with no tools. Hallelujah! Simply place the Larsen where you want it, plug into AC power, put your TV on it, connect the included HDMI cable from the Larsen to your TV and power everything up. Select the HDMI out from the audio menu on your TV, and the speakers in the Larsen come to life. A literal no-brainer! 2) The unit is well made and beautifully finished in the Scandinavian style, with rounded corners and angled legs with minimalist chrome hardware. I selected the light brown Oak finish, and it is a handsome piece of furniture. The drawers glide smoothly, are roomy, and well made. The central device area features adjustable glass shelving and has a cable access hole in the back wall to accommodate whatever peripheral devices you have in that space. The speaker array is concealed behind an oatmeal beige fabric that compliments the oak color. 3) The wireless phone charging in two locations allows a couple of users to place their phones on the top corners of the Larsen to charge and access the internal audio system via Bluetooth pairing with the phone. The audio quality for music listening is full range and satisfying, with the built-in subwoofer adding a welcome kick to the low-end frequency response. 4) The LED backlight is a lovely accent that sets the mood when having a dinner or cocktail party and provides a warmth to the Larsen in your room. 5) The credenza comes with inputs for HDMI from your TV as well as an optical connection and a pair of RCA stereo jacks. It also has Bluetooth wireless connectivity. 6) It is supplied with a remote that controls the input source, the mood backlighting, the volume of the audio as well as a separate control for the strength of the bass coming from the subwoofer. My bottom line is this is an unexpectedly great value, very simple to setup and use and looks like a far more expensive piece of furniture.