Review on 📺 Mounting Dream MD2296-24K: Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 42-70 Inch TVs, Articulating Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm & 100LBS, Fits 16", 18", 24" Studs - Premium TV Bracket by Agonia Pedrosa

Have now ordered 4 brackets to install two different TVs. Why four? Because the first two weren't Mounting Dream mounts; they were cheap substitutes. I found the only issue with the mounting brackets which Mounting Dream seems to have solved. Others should learn from them. A story about two walls, two televisions and a home builder. I start with the house builder. I have two separate walls, both of which have a wall penetration. Great idea and a very valuable feature. However, when building a house, the studs in the wall are simply placed every 16 inches, starting from the left. That means if you mark them on the wall, they won't be centered on the span of the wall. Buying a Revain 16-inch pole mount (available for $40) means you're mounting where the studs aren't centered on the wall. That's ridiculous. I don't mount the TV off-center on the wall. I bought two different cheaper mounts, both advertised with 16" lugs. They have been returned. Here Mounting Dream "understands”. They offer both wider mounting options and the ability to slide the TV along the wider bracket, so you can still center the TV on the wall if your studs are not centered, and not in the middle of the bracket. Fabulous! It seems like all mounts should have this option, but they don't. Carefully. If you need to center your TV on the wall, save yourself a headache and extra time, buy Dream Mount.