MOUNTUP MU0010 Full Motion TV Wall Mount - Ideal for 26-55 Inch Flat Screens and Curved TVs up to 88 LBS - Dual Swivel Articulating Arms, Max VESA 400x400mm Review

Great mount overall, simple instructions and easy to install. I like that the kit included a spirit level, zip ties, and an HDMI cable. Love how it goes up and down! Very durable! The only thing I wish it was designed for 24" cleats but it only fits 16" cleats. I had to use a piece of plywood to get it working on my wall but it's fine, it's hidden behind the TV and you can't tell. Definitely recommend!

This mount is the best we have ever used. We have a multi-unit resort and have used several different TV mounts. Everyone else feels like they're about to crash at any moment! However, this one is STRONG, easy to adjust and has no lateral play. You just move it where you want and it stays there and you don't have to worry about dropping your TV! I will be using this mount for any future TV! AAAAAAA++++++

Relatively easy to install. Just make sure the side of the wall is attached to the wall; it's easy to flip it. And try to have a socket wrench to fasten the nuts in the wall; They have to twist forever with spring pliers (sorry, I don't remember what they're called). The downside is that the rear mounts don't allow for adjustment if you mount close to the ceiling (we are in the 160 year old 4th square which has low ceilings above a small door downstairs which has cables through a hole saved).

Nicely packaged and well built. But here's what you need to know before you start. The tilt and leveling nuts are very tight and forget about the included wrench. Use a 7mm socket to loosen all eight nuts prior to installation. The extension mechanism is very rigid; no problem, but you need to lighten the device to expand the TV. Use a ½ inch socket to mount the joist to the wall. Aligning the bracket isn't a problem with the 7mm socket, but you'll notice that the nuts holding the tilt…

I kept TVs for a lot less. I thought I'd get a piece of thin flexible metal; no This thing is a monster. It's small. It's difficult to manipulate, but it can fluctuate over a fairly wide range. He behaves like the toughest posing doll in history - made of steel. Get a flat screen? Get this item. It folds about 2.5 inches against the wall and then extends a foot away from the wall. It then rotates (with adjustable bolts) and pivots to where you want it, then stays in place. Won't bend, bend or…

I bought this unit because it was cheap and had features I wanted to install on my 55 inch TV in my bedroom. Arrived on time and I think it's very durable. Install it on 2 studs. BUT since the wall mount plate is only 16" wide, it's difficult to get exactly where you want the unit to be centered unless the studs are perfectly spaced enough to mount it on 2 studs. and make it the focal point. Of course, my wall studs didn't match and the TV is on the right, not in the middle of the bed. If I…

Item was as described and included velcro straps, HDMI cables, screws of all sizes and stands you may need for installation. The mounting template made it easy to line up the bolt positions using the supplied drilling locations and spirit level and once the alignment bolts were in place it was easy to align. When the bar is fully extended to the right or left, there is a slight incline due to the weight distribution. and TV mounts slipped through the noise a couple of times while driving. I put

My thoughts after using this mount: - Heavy duty - Solid construction - Easy to hang the TV - Very flexible options for attaching brackets to the back of the TV - Wide range of VESA screws and spacers - Included Bolts and washers - well, the cardboard template will hold a level and help you mark holes easily - you'll need a bolt finder. Definitely needs to be installed in wall studs that hide behind drywall, NOT just drywall - good extension and side tilt options - the TV does NOT sit flat…

I've seen TVs on the wall much less often. Figuratively speaking, if this is your standard TV mount, some of the TVs I've seen have been held on with mounting plates and brackets instead of screws. There is a certain seriousness in this work. I'm willing to bet that this thing weighs almost as much as some of these new ultra-light TVs, no kidding. Setup is easy, the company will send you the right anchors if you don't bother looking at the hardware store, and it has all the range of motion…