My wife and I looked at a wall mount at Best Buy and it was 120 bucks so we decided not to get one. I never bothered looking else where because I figured that it would cost +/- 50 bucks of that if Best Buy. I accidentally run into this little fella looking for a monitor stand and saw it was way cheaper than the one at Best Buy. It must clearly be an inferior design and construction, right?? The reviews said otherwise so we gave it a chance. This thing has some serious thick metal for the arms and the instructions are next level instructions. It even come with a template for you to mock it up the way. I am severely impressed with this product. I will always recommend this and will always use this thing. Amazing product!

I went to a major electronics store and was told we would have to buy a $200 tv mount if we wanted it to work and have range of motion.... uh no. I found this online as we were walking out of the store, had it in 2 days and installed in less than an hour. It’s perfect for our 55” tv and we have had no issues, absolutely worth the buy, don’t go spending money because the blank staring sales kid tells you your $450 tv will only last 2 years because “you bought their cheapest version, but you totally need the $200 mount”.

Clear instructions and wonderful product

Ive used three different mounts. This one is the least expensive and is good as the more expensive ones but for one issue. The plate that goes on the wall is exactly two studs distance wide. Which means if the center of your viewing wall is a stud then it is impossible to have a flush mounted centered set up. You can pull out the mount and angle it back flat which is what I did. The TV is centered and flat to my viewing but is about 10 inches out from the wall. Not a huge problem but not optimum. The wall plate should be the width sufficient to be screwed into two studs with the third in the middle. Otherwise this is an excellent mount. I used it for a 55 inch ROKU and saved about a hundred bucks from what I bought before.

Ive had one for a couple years, just bought another.

Now I know why so many people loved this mount and rated it so highly! Background: I mounted a 60 Samsung TV (yeah, I know it is supposed to only go up to 55, but the weight of my TV was only 46 lbs so I took a chance) on this wall mount. It was easy to install, easy to adjust, and looks really nice! Installation: The installation was a breeze. The template made it super easy to drill pilots for the studs and the mini level made sure it was perfectly level. I did need someone (my 8 year-old daughter handled this perfectly) to be behind the TV to guide me to align the TV on the mount. Mounting hardware: YES, this mount came with a ton of extra mounting hardware for different sized TVs. I read mixed reviews and bought extra VESA screws and didnt need them. Final Thoughts: I cannot believe how inexpensive this mount is for how durable it is, the fact that it came with all mounting hardware, and how adjustable it is. Im very happy with this and would definitely buy this all over again if I get another TV.

Very easy to install, good instructions. Only issue is that the absolute widest mounting holes are 16 inch or slightly under. If your studs are off a little bit itll be a challenge to install. Other than that it works great.

I am not a handy dude kind of person and I was able to install it in 40 minutes or less! No joke! The instructions manual is really helpful and self explanatory. The key point is (and has to be really clear) to identify the stud inside the wall and then identify the center point of the stud where you will drill. Then the rest is easy. You just need to place the paper that has exactly where you need to drill the holes (comes in the package) right in the center of the stud, then the 4 holes will be clear to you where to drill. It is really sturdy and I had no concern to hang my 55 inch LED TV. I was really confident it would be fine. It even comes with a bubble level to place on the paper diagram so you can level the bracket. One advice: it helps if someone helps you to hold the bracket while you are tightening the long screws, because the bracket itself is kinda heavy. Also identify the distance of your studs. Mine was 16 apart. But older homes could be 18 or 20, but if this is your case, the manual will instruct you. Again: Identify the stud and follow the instructions. Do not (repeat after me) DO NOT use this bracket ONLY on the dry wall. You need a solid and reliable stud inside the dry wall to place your screws.

I brought this wall mount unit to install my tv in the bedroom. This is a heavy duty unit and will support 99 lbs., tv and wall mount unit together. It was an easy install. I just followed the directions. Comes with all of the necessary screws and bolts you will need. All the parts are in marked in compartment type bags so it was easy to fine the part you need. I bolted the wall mount unit to a stud with 2 out of 4 lag screws provide, in the center of the wall mount. Then I used 4 heavy duty drywall anchors that I had for the corners of the wall mount. Installing the tv to the wall mount was easy. 4 screws, 2 on each side of the metal bars screwed to the back of the tv. Placed the tv with the metal bars on the wall mount and tighten 2 screws and I was done. This was installed on a Hisense tv and with the wall mount flat, my tv is about 3-4 inches away from the wall. Time to install the wall mount and the tv about one hour.

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