ECO WORTHY Automations Motorized Vertical Control Review

I was skeptical because of the price. As mentioned, throw the manual in the trash. I had no difficulty assembling the lift as I am technically/mechanically savvy. Check out the details and photos listed on Revain. It will make sense. The noise level is low and unobtrusive. Barely audible. It takes about 30 to raise or lower.

I am building a new house. We couldn't find a place for a TV in the kitchen. We didn't want it to sit on the countertop. This box is for a 32 inch ceiling. As others have said, OMG these instructions are useless. They're so bad they're funny. This is a great mount for the money compared to others at Revain that cost $600+. However, not for the average homeowner.

Wanted to be able to switch from sitting to standing in my kit. I was a little concerned that this lift would support the total weight and deal with the triple monitor mount. I had to make some adjustments to the mount, but everything worked perfectly in the end. If I had to dig deep to find a complaint, the only negative is the slow speed. But to be honest, it doesn't matter. Watch the full ascent video from top to bottom in real time. Under real conditions, only about half of the possible…

Fairly impressed with the build quality and overall happy with the build quality and how quiet it is. , there is a wired remote that allows you to program the memory height. Unfortunately, the wireless remote control does not allow any memory presets, which is why I got a star in the test. I wish there was a way to automate this with Google's home speaker so that it gets louder when I turn on the TV and quieter when I turn it off. In terms of mounting, you can use any other TV mount if you…

I'll start this review by not having this lift installed as it's designed to be used. I attached it to my TV alcove in the master bedroom to be able to raise the TV from its normal position to its maximum height for easier viewing in bed. I modified this lifter so that it can only move about 22 inches. I also mounted a 65" TV on top of it, which obviously 22" or 28" (the maximum lift of this lift) isn't able to move enough to fit the 65" TV under the counter all the way above move, so I do not…

We recently upgraded our TV in the living room and wanted to move our old TV into the bedroom. The problem is that the big ol' TV in the Victorian bedroom is akin to installing a black hole on your wall - it sucks every decor molecule into its black rectangle and never releases it again. What to do? The obvious solution is to make it go away. We did. My wife's dressing table is at a slight angle and there was enough room behind it to put a TV. This lift turned out to be the most economical…