📺 OSD Audio TSM-101 Full Motion Tilt & Swivel Wall Mount for 10-23 inch Monitor Review

I bought this unit for use in a retail store and it has been used extensively ever since. It holds up great and works great in a small corner.

Bought this along with the TV I bought for Grandma a few months ago. Now the TV is at the desired height and she can rotate it until the screen is fully on. Easy to install and works great. Couldn't get over the price.

I needed pan/tilt mounts for my surround speakers, but was having trouble finding speaker mounts that would handle their weight (12 pounds each). Most of the speaker mounts at BB and HHG were made for "mini" speakers and were both cheap and expensive. The arms have a large pan/tilt range and are small enough to be almost invisible. Great product at a super price!

This wall mount fits TVs from 13 to 37 inches; as long as he weighs less than 40 pounds. Due to the swivel mount that attaches to the back of the TV, the weight limit is more important than size. I used this mount on a 26" LCD/DVD combo TV. No matter how hard I tighten the swivel mount screw (a screw with a nylon lock nut), the TV wants to tilt forward. The weight limit for this mount is closer to 30 lbs. There are better options if your TV weighs over 30 pounds.

The angle adjustment design is really good, the screw and nut have large clamping force. In addition, due to the hemispherical joint, it can no longer tilt beyond its range. I use it to mount heavy surround speakers and it does the job perfectly. This comes very close to the weight of the mount. The finish is very good. Highly recommended. The reason for the 4 stars is that the price has doubled since I bought it from Revain in September, so it's not that good.

This is the best I can find for all my requirements for mounting a Dell all in one high on the wall to fulfill. My needs are the ability to put something on and off easily to put it on first and if the computer needs servicing, the ability to tilt and swivel, and being far enough from the wall for the power cords to be plugged into the back can the PC. My only concern is - you can't fully lock it into place (or at least not with a vise) once you've found the correct tilt/pivot point - the price

Installs on the wall after finding the studs. I figured out which holes lined up with the back of the TV. Bought this item because it can hold a lot of weight. I mounted the TV to the wall, rotated it to the right angle, and pushed it down so it was facing our chairs. No problem. We're glad we got this model. Update: Apparently this model doesn't get very far from the wall. I tried pulling it out to tilt the TV sideways more than 30º but it didn't move. Unless you plan to watch TV almost…

The product does not fit my 32 inch TV. I think it should be flush with the flat panel's pre-installed screw holes, but it isn't. My friend works in the electroplating shop and will make a crossbar for the wall mount and our TV. I didn't know, but it is measured in metric (not screen size, but hardware). needs to make a hole, but why is it prompting the user to drill holes? The screws are vertical and not square like they should be. The wall mount has not yet been installed but just playing…