📺 Kanto PMX700 Pro Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount for 42-inch to 100-inch TVs - Adjustable Positioning, Cable Management, Toolless Tilt Review

Although I asked the installer to install this, it was only because I was short on time. It is very easy to install. Holds every bit of advertised weight and is highly adjustable. If you're like me, you'll appreciate the clean, professional look when it's expanded. It holds an 85-inch TV weighing over 100 pounds as if it were a painting. Very easy to move, tilt and slide all the way back. My biggest plus is that when pushed all the way back, it's almost as thin as regular slanted mounts. . Most

I used this for the 86 inch LG 8570 series. Everything fitted perfectly. There were extra bolts for every imaginable application. I used maybe 4 screws out of 50 and screw types are included. This kit includes heavy duty lag screws that fit studs. There is a vulnerability in this device and it wasn't obvious in any way. only time will tell but for now I give this device 5 stars. I wanted the TV mount to be very smooth and have a large range of motion. I would call this mount a pro. If I were to

I used this mount for a Sony XBR-X55900E and it worked great. I was able to install the bracket and then mount the TV to it myself. The included instructions and the video available on the Kanto website made the installation easy and straightforward. Make sure you have the right tools as I had to buy a 13mm socket for my ratchet wrench. The only issue I had was that all four screws holding the extension block to the mounting frame were frozen solid. I had to hit the ratchet handle several times

I paid more because I wanted a quality mount for my new TV. It's delivered. Most work can be done by one person. The only part that requires two is when you attach the TV to the mount and adjust the tilt for the first time. These 10 minutes would not have been possible alone. The linkage seems loose and the lever that you use to tighten and loosen the linkage for the tilt control doesn't really work (it works like a bike saddle with quick release or ratchets). So you need someone to support the

Let me start by saying this thing is built like a tank. My 65" LED TV is solid and stable no matter how far the arm is extended and at what angle it is set. It just stays in place and moves smoothly and easily. More affordable mounts include the ability to adjust the position for an off-center wall mount while still keeping the TV centered. The wall I wanted to mount to (about 6 inches wider than the TV) had a stud almost dead center. This seems fine until you realize that most fasteners are…