📺 Versatile Swivel and Tilt Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 26-70 inch Flat/Curve/LED TVs, Supports VESA 100x100 to 600x400, Heavy Duty Design Holds up to 110 lbs Review

I bought this for my son because he has a bunk bed so I figured he might need to tilt the TV up sometimes and sometimes to the bottom bed. Unfortunately, the incline requires you to loosen and then retighten the washers. Aside from that part, it comes with everything you need for installation, including a small level. It comes with plastic to hide the cables. I really appreciate that not only can the TV be tilted, but it can also be moved far enough away from the wall to connect other…

This is a one-piece mount. It is well made and durable. I picked it up to hold my new 43 inch TV. The installation instructions are the only negative. You are difficult to understand. Finally, a local handyman came and installed it for me (I didn't want my new TV ending up on the floor). I like the ability to adjust this mount. I can pull out the TV and move it left/right with no problem. The tilt can also be adjusted (requires a little more work). After the bracket is mounted, everything is…

TV mount itself is fine. It works, articulates and holds my TV to the wall. But if you've never installed a TV wall mount before, spend a little more for a better one. It arrived with a few broken pieces of plastic attached to the bracket. The instructions are awful and honestly barely explain how to install this thing. I made it, but I had to try and fail. It contains charts but no real text, and the charts are very faintly printed. One of the screws broke in half after I had already drilled…

After years of struggling with other TV mount designs, we've found that hook mounts are the easiest to install. The base and mount attach to the wall, the 'hooks' attach separately to the back of the TV, and then the TV simply 'clings' to the mount. No more trying to hold the brackets still while you blindly attach them to the back of your TV. This bracket makes it much easier to remove the TV from the wall if necessary. It's easy to "hook" it back to the mount! The mount and arms are thick and

Something like this can be tedious to set up, but you only have to do it once so you'll have to live with it. That being said, get ready to get a little confused by some of the instructions. I had to deduct a star for that reason, but in terms of functionality, this is a solid mount that allows for a lot of angle options.> Before you decide where to mount it, make sure you can see how you're going cant it. most frequently. I ended up installing it in a spot I thought was centered, but turns…

I've installed at least 4 or 5 mounts before and I'm glad I did as those instructions were lousy and inaccurate. You mention using a template, but none of these have been included. They state they fit in 2 studs but the wall mount holes are not 16" wide so only one can be used. So I put all four screws in the middle holes right in the rack and it goes nowhere. And adjust even though the pain was worth it. There are many incline, slide, and incline options with this brace. Adjusting the…

I have this 55 inch flat screen TV in my bedroom which is over 20 years old. The TV is VERY heavy and this mount handles it with ease. I can easily turn the TV left and right or move it back and forth without tools. The movement is tight so it never moves by itself. It stays where I put it. Tilting the TV is a fixed position which I will require loosening and tightening the 2 nuts if I ever want to change it. This makes sense as I see no need to adjust the tilt once I have it set there, where I

I've spent several hours looking for a 55 inch TV mount. I was looking for an articulating TV mount that was strong and easy to install. Hopefully after reading this you can make up your mind in a few minutes. A TV on the wall looks nice and frees up valuable floor space, and if you have children it can extend the life of your TV. When I opened the package I was greeted by a booklet with simple step-by-step instructions. These steps are very easy to follow just by looking at the pictures as the