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Walfredo
> 24 hourHung my new 77 lg oled C2 tv using this mount. Got to say I was nervous, but this mount is a beast! Super easy install, functions perfectly!
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djeclipse25
> 24 hourFirst off, the product feels well made. The install instructions are top notch, and there is a great description for each step. There is a good amount of hardware, but I wish there were 6 anchor bolts, along with the drywall anchors. The finish of the metal is great, and the packaging is well thought out. My main issue with the mount is there is no center holes for mounting plate to wall. I designed my space to have the center stud define my TV placement. I had to manually drill out 2 holes, which in the end worked out completely fine. After centering on that, and using that stud, I needed 4 more anchors just to attach to drywall. I am using 5/8 fire rated, so its beefy. There is very little vertical adjustment, and I had to place my TV 1.5s higher than I wanted to. Calculating height of plate with respect to where the mounting hardware lies is NOT straight forward. Thanks to the laser level I have I was able to approximate a bit better. IMPORTANT!!! Regarding the tilt and swivel!! When mounting your TV, its so important to have a 2nd set of hands. When you hang the TV, the TV will want to swing forward. After securing the TV to the stand as the 2nd person maintains a hold on the TV. Position the tilt where you want it, and tighten BOTH sides of the tilt plate!!! The TV will find its way forward again if you dont. IF you didnt secure your TV wall plate to at least 1 stud, you will find your TV on the floor smashed from the exponential weight placed on the wall mount when your TV is at the extended position. All in all, it is like most mounts I have used in the price range. Its not a bad mount, and I am sure it will stand the test of time, it definitely has room for improvement.
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debbie
> 24 hourLove how this mount worked. Installation was not too difficult and included the anchor bolts needed along with a template to drill holes. Bracket was just wide enough for the 24in centers to mount into studs. once mounted the tv movement is perfect. The scissor action of the mount lets you push it straight into the bracket. Plenty of room extended to allow for all the cabling hookup. Highly recommend this TV mount. confident it will hold the TV and have enough adjustment to get the view you need
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evank
> 24 hourThis mount is simply GREAT. The range of motion and small adjustments are outstanding. Missed perfect level? It accommodates for that. Missed perfect left/right centering? It accommodates for that too. Tilt and extension have a TON of range. What makes no sense in a mount so well thought... It says it accommodates 16 and 24 stud spacing. Yes... and NOT always. If you have 24 spacing, there is a good chance if you have to have the mount centered between certain points on the wall, it wont work. A couple inches length would have easily fixed that. The oversight that keeps it from 5 star though is this: Why in the world there arent mounting holes ALL THE WAY across the top/bottom frame? In my case, the studs found (and lets be real, construction in the US, especially with old houses follows NO STANDARDS) were 16 apart. Oh, thats on a house with 24 spacing, but there was a stud at 16 from the right found stud too since there is a closet in another room behind that wall... But I HAD to have the mount centered between 2 door frames. So, where one stud was, there are NO mounting holes for the screws to go through to get to the stud. That was close to the center of the mount. Just plain metal frame. No big deal if you have the tools and know what you are doing - I just drilled 2 holes on the frame, issue resolved. Anyway, do not hesitate to get this mount. It will work in every scenario, even with some tweaking.
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Bill
> 24 hourWhen you get a big TV, you need a big mount. And, in my case, I needed a mount that could work with 24 spacing between studs. After some research, I settled on this beast. Installation of this mount is the same as any other one, just bigger. Put the brackets on the TV, put the mount on the wall, put the TV on the mount. Only thing is youre not going to be doing this on your own because it is HEAVY. I havent put such a large TV on a wall, and to be honest the wall above my fire place seemed a bit... weak. I dont know why the builder decided they only needed 24 spacing, but I guess back in the 80s there wasnt much need to hang TVs on walls. That didnt stop me though, and with the help of another convenient human (I think it was a teenage daughter that I peeled away from her phone) I was able to get the mount on the wall. The 75 TV I wanted to put up there was quite heavy as well, so I decided I would test the mount before allowing something so precious as a 4K TV hang from it. I had my 10 year old daughter hang from it. She didnt rip it off the wall, so I gave it a go. I do realize that my weight far exceeds the capacity of this TV mount so I didnt actually hang from it. That doesnt mean I held back either. I am pretty sure I took it to its design limits and I think it actually made the wall bow a little bit. The hardest part of this whole process was actually hanging the TV. It turned out we needed four people to successfully hang this on the mount. One person on stepstools on each side of the TV, me in the middle, and a spotter to make sure the hooks on the TV made it over the edge of the mount and roughly centered. Did I mention this TV is freaking heavy? It was a little scary lifting that huge thing above the fireplace, but it hooked on the mount without incident. After that it was a simple matter of attaching the bottom part of the mount and all was well. The TV is so large that you cant get more than about 15 degrees side-to-side angle on it, but we dont need that. It has plenty of range to point it towards another part of the room if necessary.
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Joe lovato
> 24 hourInstructions were easy, all hardware required was included. exactly as advertised! Used with a Samsung TU7000
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A_King_Fish
> 24 hourThis product is AWESOME! Im sort of a perfectionist, so my research in finding the perfect wall mount for my 65 Samsung TV, stopped here with Echogears full motion wall mount. 1st - dont pay attention to the reviews under 5-stars, if you notice a trend, most gave these reviews because they either didnt follow directions, were in a rush or didnt read the instructions before installing. From start to finish, it took me about an hour, but again, I am a perfectionist, so everything had to be perfect. Between the leveling, the brackets and spacers, to positioning on the wall, I doubt it takes more than 30 minutes for the average person. I do recommend this project for 2 or more people, but the results were fantastic for me installing it myself. The instructions were very simple, straight forward and injected some comedic relief. I cant remember this excitement Ive had in a very long time, which speaks volumes. Do yourself a favor, and buy this product if you want the best wall mount for large TVs in the market!! A++++++++
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Paula Hermiston
> 24 hourIt was easy to install and of great quality. Everything I expected. Very strong and sturdy.
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Barbara Klingel
> 24 hourIm a 73 yr. old female so I read all of the hilarious instructions, located the studs in my very thick plaster wall, got all of the holes drilled, and waited for my son to arrive to help complete the install (I could not manage the actual install by myself due to the weight of the mount, it weighs more than the tv). No regrets for sure, its a great product and much better than I expected.
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Pauly Stax
> 24 hourSturdy and holds my 65 inch TV very well. Has a lot of range and can pull away from the wall nicely and can also pitch forward. The articulation is smooth. Installation was easy.