📺 Mount-It! Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65 Inch Screens, VESA Compatible up to 600x400, Dual Arm Extension up to 18 Inches, 165 Lbs Load Capacity Review

This wall mount came with very limited hardware for a real TV, but I assumed the manufacturer would supply screws to attach my 43 inch Samsung TV from 2016 would fit because every TV wall mount I've ever bought came with plenty of screws to allow it to be fitted to most major TV brands. However, this wall mount had very few fasteners and nothing matched my TV. Luckily I found extra screws from my latest wall mount (other brand) in a labeled bag in my garage, and lo and behold! The bag contained

I installed it in my room. A little tricky to install by one person, but still doable if you pre-drill the right size holes in the right places. I love the fact that you can tilt it, pan it, and adjust it for all sorts of things. Even if you don't think you'll make any adjustments, it's great to have this option later when planning a move. came with oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo with screws and horrible instructions but after getting that sorted I just installed the…

I bought this wall mount for my Vizio 55" flat screen. I have already bought another company's mount for my 65" Vizio and it is much better. Pros: Supports a wider range of lug spacing. If you have standard 24" studs most mounts will not work, this will do. Very durable. Another mount I bought looked pretty much the same but sagged a lot when I installed the TV. It's strong enough that I can do a full pull-up on it. No sagging. High quality fittings. Another mount I bought had cheap screws and…

Ordered one for the living room as the TV had to stick out about 20 inches to fit the built in shelves. Loved it so much I ordered another for the bedroom where we need it flat to see from the bed and rotated 45 degrees so the kids can see from the bedroom sofa. This will result in the TV extending about 5 inches to accommodate the swing arms, but as we want it to swivel and we will be putting up shelves in the bedroom that will require extending the TV 12 inches, this is not a problem. For us.

Sturdy and secure TV mount. The only downsides I could find relate to the rigidity of the adjustable features. The tilt feature is very difficult to set up when you're hanging a TV from it, which defeats the purpose of this feature. It offers so much resistance due to the way it works that I'm concerned I might damage my TV if I try to adjust it. I recommend adjusting the tilt before installing the flat panel display, if possible. Adjusting how far the TV hangs from the wall or is tilted is…

The stand is very heavy and extremely difficult to install, the instructions are the most confusing and incomplete piece of paper with pictures that don't make much sense. Customer service finally sent me the correct grip last week that matches the picture in their ad. They ship the bracket with different handles. cheaper ones, I've been waiting for months but now I have them and no one can explain me how to install them, but finally I have these. This mount was designed by people who didn't…

Pretty good price for a solid mount. I liked this product because it allows you to slide the TV almost 2 feet away from the wall. This is NOT an essential function for the display, but I think it's crucial for accessing your TV's input ports on the back. Brackets that don't pop out very far will force you to remove the TV to get to the back, which is sometimes not very easy or realistic. The build quality is impressive and this device is very heavy. I'm not worried about my TV breaking. My…

Well after a month of use finally got the TV installed. I would give it 5 stars but it had some flaws that some might agree. SETUP: Samsung 55" 8000 Series Mounted in basement above fireplace Top row bolted to horizontal studs Bottom row bolted to drywall PROS:* First, no matter what the cost, it weighs a ton... Okay, maybe about 45 pounds, from those are mostly hands I'm not worried about mechanical failures causing my "baby" to fall on the mantel *installation package possibly the best I've…