📺 Enhance Your Viewing Experience with the Peerless SmartMount Universal Flat Wall Mount for 39-80" Displays Review

I love Peerless bindings. I've used them to mount TVs in ERs and hospitals and bought this one for personal use. I love that there is an adjustment screw on either side of the TV to level the TV when hanging on the wall. My TV looks great on the wall and this mount made it incredibly easy.

This mount was perfect for mounting my slim TV. It appears to be hanging directly on the wall and is installed nicely and firmly. Stay away from cheaper mounts, parts are often missing and don't fit together properly. I would definitely recommend this for mounting this TV, but I would have preferred a much more expensive, low profile mount that is adjustable and extendable. That would make fumbling with the rear ports a lot easier.

I bought this wall mount for my 52" LCD TV and it worked great . Because it's versatile, the mounting brackets fit pretty much any LCD TV. The thickness of the bracket that attaches to the wall is open, so you can easily find the stand on the wall (some brackets have more metal, so you can limit yourself to where you can With this bracket, you can also mounting the tv very close to the wall this can cause a problem (like mine) as i need 1" more as the cables going into my tv are sticking out…

I researched this option until I lost my mind! At first it was clear to me that I only needed a flat mount, not a slanted one. Our plasma was in a 12 foot wide space so you can see it flat from all sides. The next criterion (for me) was to place it as close to the wall as possible. She looks so much better. Slim and humble. I stumbled across this Peerless model and it looked simple and had a low profile against the wall. The item was shipped for free and actually arrived the next day! It was…

was quite heavy. It's actually easy to install and one of the easiest things I've had to do is to hang the TV on the wall (running the cable through the walls and installing the outlet behind the TV was comparatively more difficult). There were only two problems with the installation: First, the TV looked a bit crooked despite using an equalizer. After that it turned out that the wall/ceiling above was actually misaligned - find out. Second, once you have a base and you're hooking a TV to it…