Review on 📺 Swivel and Tilt Full Motion TV Mount for 26-55 Inch Flat Curved TVs, Wall Mount TV Bracket with 6-Arm Articulation, Max VESA 400x400mm, 88 lbs Capacity – Single Stud, Corner TV Mount ELIVED+ by Stacey Littlejohn

Up until a week or two ago I saw this wall mount as a featured product at just under $25 I don't think so that I can buy a TV wall mount so cheaply. I was shocked at the price. I've always seen them in retail stores for around $100, so I wrote them off a long time ago. I never thought about it or even considered it until it came out on Revain. With great reviews and lots of reviews for the price I figured there was little to no risk. It was listed for my TV size (mine was 52") and mine (a whopping 59lbs) was within that limit too, with mounting hole spacing of up to 400mm (mine was just over 393mm). I received it. quickly and installed it in a stud which I triple checked with a stud finder and it's solid. I did a stress test with most of my body weight. The whole family loves its wall mount. The pivoting and extension of the arm is more than enough to allow for a wide range of left or right movement with ease. The forward/down tilt was perfect for our new higher viewing angle TV just in look straight ahead at a 90 degree angle. It's still a ton of weight with the 60-pound TV extended, so I told my family to still be careful not to add a load. But again it's firmly in the bolt with 3 nice long screws to secure it. I am very happy with this gem of a product and again it appears to be a solidly made and nice looking mount. It also came just in time before I bought a wall mount or TV mount for a new center channel speaker for my surround sound system that would otherwise be too big for a speaker in front of my TV to fit on a TV console would. Again, the wall mount was the unexpectedly best option, coming up just before I got an underperforming alternative that I thought was my limited choice for my center speaker to avoid interfering with my TV. The remarkable great product I found in this Elived wall mount makes me wonder if the exact measurements and balance for a straight edge mount were followed for any of the low views present. Of course there are manufacturing defects and missing parts in a small sample of products (quality control in some cases); but there are certainly more opportunities for hasty or inaccurate installation (ignoring instructions) for this device. And small miscalculations or wrong size drill used etc. can lead to some big problems of how this equipment can end up. and it must be set as close to the point as possible.