Review on 📺 ECHOGEAR Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket Up to 82 inches - Smooth Extension, Swivel, and Tilt - Easy Install with Wall Template - Centering, Leveling, and Cable Management Included by Jim Dahl

TV bracket does not move easily after being pulled out. I have a 65 inch TV that is far too light. Pulling the TV out of the wall is easy. It is very difficult to push it back completely. Those last 4 inches will cause the TV to flex too much. You can damage the TV if you try to push it that hard. Now I don't pull the TV out for fear of damaging the TV if I slide it back in. Shame because we could happily pull it out and tilt it to watch TV in the kitchen. Also, my Sony TV has screws that are about half an inch. Included hardware with some 1" standoffs that are too long and do not sit flush with the TV mount bar. I had to cut the plastic gaskets to a shorter length with a hacksaw. It wasn't that easy as I don't have a clamp to hold them while cutting with a saw. They provided 1/8" standoffs which would have worked if I could stack them on top of each other, but ran out of those. They were supposed to include several half inch standoffs in the package. I would give the TV mount two stars because it feels solid. However, I had to take another star off due to the installation video. This video is disgusting to watch. The man is trying to imitate the artist Robert Ross. They are terrible imitators and not funny, although they try to be funny . Also the video is not very detailed. The video should be more detailed. It should also show how to attach mounting brackets to different types of TVs. You need to show the installation with and without the gaskets. You also need to be shown how to mount the TV slides in and out of the wall, the more detailed the better.