Review on Mount Motorized Articulating Displays Extension by Tommy Abreu

I decided to check this out and be very thorough as there weren't any reviews yet and I'll take a chance taken to buy this product. - Pros - Getting started as the construction is very solid. It is made of steel and looks very durable. I have a 55 inch Samsung TV and am confident in its structural integrity. When the mount rotates the TV it tends to rock back and forth (as seen in the video) and the TV wobbles a little when you move it with the help in your hand, but overall it's very solid and holds up well . Next, the remote control is pretty good. I think most people buy this remote control function bracket by themselves. The remote control is quite good quality. It's light and plastic but doesn't look like super cheap plastic The memory function is cool I had to find out what works only if the bracket is not removed If you want to turn the TV off you can install the memory The up button pushes the TV against the wall, the Down button pushes the bracket straight, and left and right buttons tilt the TV left and right. Moments It's important to note that the brackets are studs and the TV dish is almost exactly 10 inches from the wall to the right of it. As far as I know you CANNOT mount onto a stud and position a TV plate to the left of it. The arm has only one direction of movement. The TV is 10 inches to the right of the counter and is directly in front of the counter. Unlike the 180 degree rotation shown in the product image, I couldn't find a way to rotate the lever to the left of the hairpin. (It would be nice if the seller provided instructions on how to do this) I've read the entire manual and it doesn't say anything about turning the other way. Right now all I know is that the arm only rotates 90 degrees right to center. The left and right buttons do nothing unless the arm is fully extended. The next scam is that I was misled by product photos that said the tilt has a 60 degree twist. It's actually a 60-degree pan range, meaning it can only rotate 30 degrees left and 30 degrees right. Because of this, the viewing angle of the TV may not be that wide. I would like at least 45 degrees, but it's not. The TV doesn't spin much, although it's bearable. The last thing any buyer should note is that the TV does not tilt down in any way. It will always be parallel to the wall in the Y axis. Keep this in mind if your TV is mounted higher - the viewing angle will not be as comfortable because your face will not be parallel to the TV. I hope the seller can provide more information and I will update my review but at the moment the product images are a bit misleading. I hope this review helps anyone looking to purchase this product.