Atlantic 6360724B Spring Arm Mount Review

Got this for my CRG9 and it holds the weight and lets you place it in place and it stays. The up/down tilt is minimal (e.g. 5 or 10 degrees), but it's enough if you want to place the monitor high and point it slightly downwards. The "top" slope is completely flat/straight (no incline). However good enough! Side by side is enough that you don't have to assemble 100% perfectly. The plunger arm is adjustable to make it "strong enough" to hold the screen in place at full extension. Not bad for the…

The product description says "Fits most TVs". I bought this for Vizio, a major TV brand that I think fits most TVs. However, the exact dimensions of VESA are not known until you open the box and read the installation instructions. Luckily I checked the match. Before I get started, since the TV mount assembly section is at the very end of the instructions (and then VESA compliance is listed there), I would unnecessarily wall mount it, which of course isn't the seller's fault. but sparse…

Received this wall mount just 6 days before the estimated delivery date. As far as I know this wall mount turned out to be exactly what I expected, the quality is top notch, the mount has a certain weight, the manual and all its components are packaged neatly and organized, the shipping box was undamaged during shipping , and it was in another box which was also undamaged during shipping, while I am happy with my purchase I will update this review after I install this mount and give it some…

My Atlantic Full-Motion Spring Arm TV Mount is not as advertised. I do a lot of DIY projects and I'm pretty hands-on when I'm working on such projects. This is the fifth TV I have wall mounted, the first with a spring mechanism that allows the TV to move up and down. The instructions are terrible. The instructions only show various manipulations with the template that is attached to the back of the TV. It doesn't say what to use, or should I say what not to use when installing a TV with 100x100

Not a big fan. Doesn't go as deep as I was hoping. The wall mounted base does not have a good leveling surface. Leveling the TV while attaching the TV mount plate to my arm is the most frustrating experience I have had when leveling a TV. There are 3 large bolts/nuts, all 3 in "corner" holes, which had to be checked every half turn of each nut as they were tightened. Then, if it moves as you tighten, loosen and start again. Once tightened and leveled, it will come out of level when you actually