I have bought two stands for my house a long time ago and I have to say that I am satisfied. This particular one, although cheap, has good quality, good construction, and did not give me any trouble during installation, as I have installed several stands of different types for friends and in my store.
I placed a slim 4K UHD LED 43PUH4900 Philips TV weighing 9 and a half kilograms on it, as it does not have much difference from the 42 inches. The stand is great, neither unstable nor anything. Also, it works perfectly fine with a 32-inch 9-year-old LG TV weighing 25 kilograms, with no issues.
For me, this style of stands works best for new models and slim TVs, especially compared to old models from four years ago, etc., as it gives a different feel to the space. I have placed my 43-inch TV in the living room and it has added a different tone, while my 32-inch TV is in the kitchen...

Attention!!! To make it more sturdy, you screw it upside down (not like in the photo, just turn it around and the bottom part will be on top) because it becomes harder and does not wobble like a seesaw, as it is soft and difficult to level normally. Otherwise, if you install it normally, it requires very gentle movements for your TV to be properly aligned.
If it is upside down, there is no problem.

It is up to you to decide whether you want to buy it or not!

Good construction quality & cheap with many settings! But unstable, difficult to use & difficult to install-hang the TV!! Secure up to 10 kg!-only for light TVs! For larger & heavier ones, prefer something else!!!

The base is rubbish, I bought it but it only has one adjustment with a screw, so every time you move it, there's someone telling you to lift it up, move it to the left, lower it, etc., in order to make it straight. I put it in the attic and bought another one

The manufacturer says it's for a 42-inch TV - up to 30 kilograms. I tried it with an LG LED 42-inch TV weighing 27 kilograms (according to the manufacturer's measurement) and the TV wobbled - I considered the installation to be very dangerous and took it down to get a larger one. I believe it should not be recommended for a 42-inch TV - suitable for a 32-inch TV weighing up to 20 kilograms. The build quality was not bad, but it was not reinforced enough to safely support the 30 kilograms it claims, especially when we're talking about stands that cost 15 euros and support TVs worth 500 euros or more, and there may be small children below

Very good, well-made and with appropriate placement, it also leaves very little distance from the wall. I would prefer it to have more holes for the VESA mount of the television because in some cases it may hide ports on the TV's back panel.