Review on Monoprice TV Wall Mount Bracket: 360 Degree Rotation, Fixed for TVs 37in to 70in, Max Weight 110lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 600x400 - Entegrade Series Black by Mark Hobbs

I needed this treatment room wall mount to view patient X-rays in my office. I did NOT install it, my electrician did. It was much easier to assemble and install than the one I bought for $150 which had many more features (detach from wall, swivel, tilt and screen tilt). The video shows a 43-inch Samsung Q60A TV (Samsung QN43Q60A). So this mount is a no-frills rotating mount. It can be rotated 360 degrees, but why would anyone need it? You'll need a ton of cables to bend down for it. This does NOT come off the wall. This does NOT tilt. This does NOT allow you to tilt the screen left or right. I read that some people have problems with the part that locks the TV in 4 desired positions. I've used the traction maybe 50 or 50 times over the past week to see what movies look best on it, but I haven't had any problems with it. As I show in the video, there is a slight "play" in the locking position, but of course not enough to prevent the TV from holding it exactly where I want it. However, this is a small TV. more with the QN55QN85A just for the wow factor but it doesn't suit my needs. I paid €19.38 for it. Yes, you read that right, $19.38. I saw a $60 model with assembly instructions and part names identified on this site and another. Apparently it was made by the same company in China and then rebranded here. not sure what's going on with it. The price for it is much higher than when I bought it 10 days ago.