📺 Full Motion TV Wall Mount Swivel and Tilt Bracket for 37-70 Inch Flat Screen TV, with Dual Articulating Swivel Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm, 99 lbs. Loading Capacity, Fits 16" Studs - ELIVED Review

When they say 16" for mounting, they mean it. I had 1/8" studs, just over 16". And this device didn't fit, I had to find alternative wall brackets to mount it on one side of the wall. I understand steel is expensive, but make it 17 inches wide to leave some room for the cleats to move.

Wall mount is solid but has a problem. Tilt lever not tight enough. My new 65" TCL will not stay upright when both tilt nuts/bolts are fully tightened and the stabilizer bar tilts down. This is the second device to do this, so it's no coincidence. This is a product defect. I attached a 2x4 piece to the wall to reduce Steve Cutler's angle

So with the tv mounted on it the weight of the tv was too much for this mount and it just leaned all the way forward. My TV weighs less than the manufacturer's recommendation. I inserted the hex wrench that came with the kit into the incline guide to hold it upright. Don't buy that for 65 inches. I don't even think he could stand 55 inches and not lean forward on his own.

Recently bought a mount to replace an old mount to give more flexibility in positioning the TV. I installed it today. Installation is easy. The bracket comes with everything (parts) that needs to be installed for different TVs. It also comes with some basic tools but I suggest you use a good ratchet to tighten the nuts. In general I am very satisfied.

If you don't mind adding new screws or tacks to hold the sloped part this is the strongest I've seen. I gave an IP to a friend and thought the bracket holding the TV was going to break. I have 65 inches on this mount and I'm not worried. I made a fireplace wall so I just slid the TV mount onto the wall. That's a strong bracket.

The device mounts well on the wall and then when we tilt the TV it keeps falling and won't adjust with the TV on the bracket. If my son-in-law didn't have to constantly walk back and forth to pull him up, I would send him back. It's holding up well now, but the first mark went up with no problems. Regardless of whether you are a mechanic or not, this is not an easy solution and the manual does not mention this solution.

I found this TV mount hanging in the east. In addition, it was easy to attach the brackets to the back of the TV and hang it on the wall-mounted part. My TV is a bit big so I had a bit of trouble moving it around when I needed to adjust it for viewing. This is the only time he feels a little insecure. He's solid, even though he doesn't move. Not sure if this is a feature of adjustable wall hangers or just this one. In general, everything works and I'm satisfied.