Mounting Dream Long Arm TV Wall Mount for Most 42-90 Inch TV, 40 Inch Long Extension TV Mount Swivel and Tilt, Full Motion TV Mount Fits Max VESA 800x400mm, 150 lbs. Loading, 16”,18”, 24” Studs

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The product is rock solid and extends just as advertised. Moving the mid-elbow is outrageously difficult though. I’m honestly worried I’ll hurt my tv if I try to move it too much. There needs to be an easier way to adjust how easily that can move.

Nice piece.

I have a 65 TV located between two cabinets that are 20 deep. As the TV serves both the living room and the kitchen/dinette area, I wanted to rotate it ~ 45 degrees. Unfortunately, mounts that extended only 24 from the wall wouldnt work due to the cabinets surrounding the TV. This mount allows me to get the 45 degree rotation while maintaining a full view of the screen. The mount came with all of the hardware and clear directions. There are also several videos available online, so my son and I didnt have any difficulty with attaching it. The only issue is that, due to the potential weight that the mount may have to support, it calls for five bolts into studs instead of the four that the other mounts require. This means that the lateral placement is limited, as the base of the swivel arm must be on a stud. I was told that, if you are mounting a lighter weight TV, you could use just four bolts and maintain the lateral flexibility. In my case, I was fortunate to have a stud that worked. It does take some effort to pull the TV from the wall and rotate it, but it isnt too difficult and it may loosen up with usage. I believe you can also apply some lubrication, if needed. Overall, I am very happy with the mount and the ability to remove the reflections that obscured the picture on the polished OLED TV screen when viewed at an angle.

Worked as advertised. Allows access to the back of the TV and allows the TV to be positioned so everyone is able to see.

Does not disappoint.

I really feel like I need to make a point here. Yes, I am glad that this is an inexpensive far reaching TV mount, but ... nowhere it is mentioned that the arms are so hard to move that it seems like the entire wall will come down. So on a fun note: Great for arm and back strength. But very annoying (to say the least) for people like me, who want to move the TV every day. That this thing is stiff was clear from the beginning, so before mounting I applied lubricant and moved those arms maybe 30 times. And I loosened the screw tension a tiny bit. It got better. But once on the wall, with the extra weight of the TV, it started to get really bad. I also realized that after every few swings, black gook accumulated at the pivot points. I decided to take the arms apart to have a closer look. (needs 19mm wrench and 10mm hex key) and look look - the moving pivot points are painted! Who does that? I dont think that youd even find this on Huffy bikes. Well, sandpaper here you come. 300 and 600 grid. And some good lubricant for bearings. And a few hours later the TV is swinging smooth and easy. Glad it has a happy ending, but I would have gladly paid $10 more for something that works out of the box. Or maybe I am wrong and a couple of simple bearings would cost $100 more?

Really happy with the mount. Its a little tricky to mount (because it is quite heavy), but other than that, works great. Its quite easy to move ( I saw some had problems with it). So, overall, very happy and can actually say, I would have no problem recommending it to others.

I needed a sturdy heavy duty mount to fit in a corner with enough range to get a big screen TV mounted without hitting the walls. It needed reach to make it work. I researched many mounts and actually purchased one that I had to return. This mount was just what the doctor ordered! Worked perfectly and is sturdy enough to give me a piece of mind that the TV is going to stay where it is mounted!

Sturdy and provides a great range of motion for a large tv!