Studless TV Drywall Mount, Heavy Duty Wall TV Bracket Hanger for 12-55 inch Flat Screen TVs, No Stud, No Drill, No Anchors, Easy Install with All Hardware Included

Because these brackets have become so popular, I think the price of this one needs to come down a bit to remain competitive. Theyre all pretty much the same and the overall quality is comparable. I had a inexpensive one in my wish list for some time and Ive seen them for about 20% less elsewhere. Nonetheless, theyre a nice, easy to install solution for mounting TVs on a weird or studless wall.

Very easy to install

My dad was skeptical about using this to hang my TVs because he likes studs. He mounted it partially on a stud and it works great no issues. I have a 55in and a 24 in.

40’something inch TV. Needed an easy mounting solution. This could not have been easier. Very sturdy. I’m very happy.

Excellent buy! It came with simple instructions and good variety of bolts to find the right size. Once the tv bracket and wall bracket are up, putting the TV up is easy.

Let me tell you! When I first put this up I was extremely nervous it wasn’t going to hold. But I was able to mount my 55 in TV by myself in about 10 minutes.

So far so good. Holding the TV steady and doesnt move unless I want it too. Solid material and durable. Easy to install too.

I wish I knew about this mounting bracket 4 TVs ago. Sturdy, Simple, Clear instructions with a complete install kit (hardware included for multiple sizes & situations). Highly recommend!

SOOOO much easier than the traditional mounts - of course you have little to no movement, but honestly, do you really move your TV much? I had a full range arm that was a beast to mount and the kids keep yanking the TV around - I never moved the TV - the mount was a play thing. This solves the problem and keep the TV much closer to the wall. I was super concerned as its not as beefy as the mounts Ive installed before, but it works. Im happy!

If you are considering this - well make sure your TV doesnt need anything pointing straight out on the back - most cables come in from the side. Check the VESA measurements too. Mine was the full 55 inches - 5 years old so heavier than the new ones - and it was as easy as pie to do and holds it solid. Just follow the instructions - and even this 70 year old was able to do it alone in 15 minutes. This is one great invention!