Review on 📺 WALI Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for 26-55 inches LED, LCD, OLED Flat Screen TVs up to 99lbs - Compatible with VESA 100x100mm to 400x400mm (TTM-1), Black by Alberto Brewster

This was my first time installing a TV so I did some research. Another store had a similar mount for $75 so it looked like a good deal. Things to note for beginners (like me): 1. Fixtures are attached to the wall with the help of the so-called "bolts". In most cases they are included in the package, but for some reason they are not mentioned anywhere. Do not include a separate purchase for them unless it is clearly stated that they are not included.2. There are confusing names for the size of the screws that attach the bracket to the TV. Some dimensions are given in millimeters or inches. I needed 15mm screws according to my TV manual but found the m6 x 35 size included in the kit fit. I have no idea what m6.3 means. Once you find the studs on the wall, use blue painter's tape to help with navigation when trying to find the bracket. You can move the blue line up and down.4. After attaching the brackets to the TV, attach the mounting plate to it and measure the distance from the plate to the top of the TV. Also measure the distance to the ground. Then cut a piece of cardboard the same length and glue it to the top and bottom of the mouthpiece. When you place the mounting plate on the wall you now have an idea of where the top and bottom of the TV will be so you can mark the perfect position. ADVANTAGES — Strong, quality attachment. hidden behind the TV). CONS - Some screw sizes are mixed in the pack rather than one size per section. Cut bolts are marked with letters that refer to the bolt numbers on the guide. - Directions are concise and minimal. It might be better to search the internet for videos for more detailed steps. - Larger washers (than the bolt size) must be used to ensure more surface contact with the frame. - The supplied braided HDMI cable does not work. . When connected to the Sonos Beam soundbar, there was no sound at all. It's also thick, so using it in tight spaces will be difficult. The system recognized a connection, but it just didn't work. Instead, I plugged in a cheap HDMI cable and it worked right away. The instructions state that a 10 mm masonry drill is required. This is only required for brick/concrete installation. You will need either a 4mm drill bit (drywall/wood studs) or a 10mm drill bit (concrete or brick). Despite the fact that the plane shows it's straight, the neck was still slightly curved. Make an adjustment by using a small piece of cardboard on the rail to lift it a few mm. Overall I'm happy with this purchase as I was able to deal with the downsides. It certainly saved me money and was relatively easy for one person to install.