📺 Perlegear Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket - 13-42 Inch LED LCD Flat Curved Screen TVs & Monitors - Swivel, Tilt, Extension Rotation - Articulating Arms - Max VESA 200x200mm - Holds up to 44lbs Review

When I saw how small it was out of the box, I didn't think it could hold that 42.5 inch monitor in any way. This is the maximum rating for this mount, so I decided to give it a try. It works! For the price unbeatable!

It was easy to install. Durable and does what it's supposed to. I've seen other reviews where people have had issues with theirs. If you know what you are doing and the weight of your TV. That should not be a problem. I recommend this TV mount.

Bought a small TV for my son's room. I wanted something I could pull out easily enough to add to remove cables as needed. This mount stretches very far, tilts and rotates. The instructions were pretty clear and the TV manufacturer was even kind enough to add a label stating which screws are needed for the wall mount, they were supplied with the wall mount.

So the 12mm M6 I needed had a plain top (see screw on the right) so it couldn't be tightened like the left one which I had to buy separately. My guess is that this is what happens when you process millions of screws. It's also not a good thing that the up and down tilt adjustment doesn't use locking nuts, so you'll have to use a screwdriver if you want to adjust the viewing angle (up and down). .

Pro: Easy to install (two of us installed them in minutes!), Easy to twist and pull out, SturdyCon: No conduit but fits in a zip, comes with lots of hardware except screws. So make sure you have them when you need them! I like the extra desk space now the monitors are on the wall. Liked the tilt and swivel options, as well as the flexible options to expand/adjust the position of the monitors (side by side or separately from each other. There are a few things to consider when installing. When…

I bought this to mount a 2013 Apple Thunderbolt Monitor to the concrete wall my office desk is leaning against. I needed something to hold a massive 24/25 lb monitor and hold it in portrait mode. I use it as a secondary monitor and wanted its orientation to make it easier to read and view documents and technical drawings. It was very easy to install and the monitor was easy to put back in place and rotate to the desired orientation. . I didn't even need a pair of second hands to help. I highly…

Pro: easy to install (two of us installed them in minutes!), easy twist and pull out, durableCon: no cable channel but you can fix the cable tie, comes with a much hardware other than screws. So make sure you have them when you need them! I like the extra desk space now the monitors are on the wall. Pleased with the tilt and swivel options, as well as the flexible options for expanding/adjusting the position of the monitors (side by side or separately from each other. There are a few things to…

It took me a long time to find a stand as my basement wall doesn't have a 16 inch center frame. My spike finder helped me plan where to mount the mount. I drilled pilot holes to make it easier for the studs to go into the studs, I'm happy with the end result, I just want it to stay in place 100%. I often find that the TV is a bit unbalanced after some use. I have no doubt that the mount is not strong enough. As long as you put your two studs in the studs you can probably hang this thing and it…