📺 Vogel's THIN 546 Full-Motion OLED TV Wall Mount for 40-65 inch TVs - Swivels Up to 180º - Max. 66 lbs (30 kg) - Max. VESA 400x400 - Ultra Slim TV Wall Mount - TÜV Certified Review

This is the second TV wall mount I have installed in my house. I loved it so much that the first thing I wanted was a premium wall mount with more functionality for my living room and this is the mount I stumbled upon. I'm not done installing the cables permanently as I need to route another HDMI cable and after that I will straighten the cables to make them look a bit cleaner. A TV mounted on this bracket saves so much space compared to a floor stand. When not in use it presses against the…

Yes, expensive. But I think it falls into the category if you get what you pay for. Of course, there are cheaper mounts, most of which have pretty good reviews. So what are you paying for with it? Three things I think: 1. Smooth and easy movement. The last thing you want to do is overload an expensive display when adjusting the viewing angle. In most cases you can move the display with two fingers. The tilt mechanism has a 0-degree detent that takes little effort to overcome, but is buttery…

We used this bracket to hang our 65 inch OLEAD TV. say everyone. My husband worked as a Finnish carpenter for 15 years and it took him a lot of time to do it. He only made it because he owns every instrument known to man). If you level the TV it still looks crooked.) Lifting the TV onto the mount is also quite difficult because it's OLEAD and you don't have to put any pressure on that ultra-thin screen (and the TV weighs around 50 pounds). The installation itself didn't go too badly for us, but

This is the second TV wall mount I have installed in my house. I loved it so much that the first thing I wanted was a premium wall mount with more functionality for my living room and this is the mount I stumbled upon. I'm not done installing the cables permanently as I need to route another HDMI cable and after that I will straighten the cables to make them look a bit cleaner. A TV mounted on this bracket saves so much space compared to a floor stand. When not in use it presses against the…

Yes , it is expensive. But I think it falls into the category if you get what you pay for. Of course, there are cheaper mounts, most of which have pretty good reviews. So what are you paying for with it? I think three things: 1. Smooth and easy movement. The last thing you want to do is overload an expensive display when adjusting the viewing angle. In most cases you can move the display with two fingers. The tilt mechanism has a 0-degree detent that takes little effort to overcome, but is…