AsterOutdoor Retro TV Stand vs EDX Retro-Modern TV Stand
Both are mid-century style consoles for 50 to 65 inch TVs, but they differ in materials and hardware. The EDX uses engineered wood with soft-close hinges and three-level adjustable shelves, which suits renters and anyone who wants quiet doors and flexible storage. The AsterOutdoor mixes metal and wood, has three cable cutouts and a taller 34.25-inch frame, and holds a stronger 5-out-of-5 rating, though from only 10 ratings versus 94 for the EDX. Buy the EDX for proven owner feedback and soft-close doors; buy the AsterOutdoor for metal-reinforced build and more cable routing.
- Choose the AsterOutdoor if you want a metal-and-wood frame, three cable cutouts and a taller console that doubles as a sideboard.
- Choose the EDX if you want soft-close cabinet doors, adjustable shelves and a large base of owner ratings behind it.
Prices
- AsterOutdoor Retro TV Stand: $294.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- EDX Retro-Modern TV Stand: $79.97 at Walmart (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the EDX Retro-Modern TV Stand is $215.02 cheaper than the AsterOutdoor Retro TV Stand at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 13)

