This is simply an excellent full motion wall mount. I started to buy another one but saw this one when I was placing my order. I saw all the excellent reviews and liked the full motion that this one offered.
I just received it today and put it up in about 15 minutes. I am no expert but I have put up others. I had previously ordered three others from Amazon, two for computer monitors and a bigger mount for a larger TV. I did not take it apart to mount it; just had my wife help me to hold it up. I think this is the easiest way to do it if you have two people. While it is heavy, it is not really that heavy for two people. (loved the comment from one reviewer who laughed when someone said it was too heavy; and he and his young daughter put it up). And you will not struggle with two people either. However, one person could probably do it, if you wanted to take it apart. But then you would have to hold the TV in place to reconnect it which I believe would involve much more effort. I did take one apart in the past for a larger TV but that mount was massive and I was so glad I chose that option.
I used a stud finder to find the wall studs. I then attached the bars that hook to the back of the television (they are separate from the mount and packed in a plastic wrap). The company provided all different sizes of bolts and the first ones I tried fit perfectly. After securing the bars to the back of the TV, I had my wife figured where she wanted the height to be. Then I measured from the bottom of the TV to the first (bottom) hook so that I could get the correct height (which in my case was 12 inches). My wife wanted the TV about 50 inches from the floor. I measured 50 inches from the floor and then
measured up 12 more inches to get the bottom of the TV to set at roughly 50 inches. I then marked the studs again and put a small nail in the wall to make sure I hit a solid piece of wood. I then took another nail and did the same thing on the other side (16 inches over). I placed a level to rest on the nails and moved one of the nails until I was perfectly level. My wife and I lifted the mount up to make sure that the holes lined up with the nails, which they did. We put the mount back down on the floor, I removed the nails and I drilled pilot holes for the lag bolts. I then used a 1/2 inch drive ratchet and drove the lag bolts about half way in. I removed the lag bolts and my wife and I again held the mount up and placed the lag bolts back in to the holes and tightened up those bolts (bottom of mount). I checked level again and it was perfect. I told my wife that I did not need her anymore and did the same thing with the top bolts as the mount was already in place and tightened to the wall. If it leans out too much, you could have another person hold it in place while you put those top bolts. Doing it that way, the mount was very easy to do and it was perfectly level. (so I did not have to make any other adjustments).
The next thing we did was attempt to put the TV on the mount. We have an older plasma TV and it weighs almost 80 pounds. My wife had a little problem with that and so we had our daughter help and put it right in place. The nice thing is there is a little locking tab on the bottom hook that snaps right in place securing the hook from moving or lifting off the bar.
I did read some negative reviews on the provided lag bolts breaking and was very leery about using them. I think that the problem with any lag bolt that breaks could be that a proper pilot hole is not drilled before tightening it (but not always, as poor quality bolts can break because of their quality). My wife thought they were fine and while I did have some lag bolts on hand, most were not very long. I decided to use three of the ones provided and one large lag bolt I had. I put the larger (slightly thicker) lag bolt in the top just in case there was a problem with the other bolts. In the end, I did not have any problems with tightening the bolts and none of them broke.
I know I have only had it up a short period of time, but I am really impressed with this mount and wanted to rate it because I thought it deserved the good ratings it has received from others. My TV is an older Panasonic 42 inch plasma but weighs a good bit; and I did not see much sag when we placed it on the mount. As to the performance, the mount extends way out and moves very easily (something someone else complained of). I did not have to put any type of lubricant on it and I believe that some may have received a bad unit with the few negative reviews concerning the movement.
Other than the excellent and more expensive mount I used for a larger television, this mount is one of the best I have used. Very easy to set up, nice locking and moving features and priced right. So glad I chose this mount and thanks to all that reviewed it and helped me to make the right decision.
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Fit for most 37"-60" LED LCD Plasma,some up to 65 70" TVs manufactured in recent 3 years
- Firstly, your TV display weight should be less than 125lbs.
- Secondly, your TV display should have VESA mounting hole 150x100 200x200 300x300 300x200 400x200 400x300 400x400 600x400 684x300 684x400mm apart from each other vertically and horizontally.
- Lastly, your TV display should be 37" or larger. Otherwise, you will see the mount bracket.
Notice: This mount fits most 37-60" TVs (VESA hole patterns from 150x100 mm to 684x400mm (27x16")), some up to 65 70 inch TVs manufactured in recent 3 years
Tilt, Swivel and Rotate function
- Tilt adjustable +5/-12 degrees and side-to-side swivel 160 degree (The max degree is depending on your TV display size) for perfect view positioning and reduce glare.
- Post installation level adjustment allows 3 degree rotation for perfect level in different view angles.
Retracts 3" low profile, Extends 14" from the wall
This mount arm retracts less than 3" from wall to save space, and extend 14".
Heavy duty steel construction, 125lbs loading capacity, Free HDMI cable
Constructed with high gauge steel, it handles screens up to 125lbs. Free HDMI cable, standard mounting screws included.
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| Sold By | Warehouseseller | Mounting Dream | Pipishell | SIBEIKE | Warehouseseller | Skakawack |
| max compatible size | 70 inches | 84 inches | 75 inches | 65 inches | 65 inches | 32 inches |
| min compatible size | 37 inches | 42 inches | 37 inches | 26 inches | 26 inches | 10 inches |
| mounting type | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount |
| movement type | Tilt, Articulating, Swivel, Rotate | Articulating, Swivel, Tilting, Full motion, Leveling TV wall mount | Swivel | Articulating, Swivel | Articulating, Tilt | Tilt, Articulating, Swivel |
| maximum tilt angle | 12 degrees | 15 degrees | -15 degrees | 15 degrees | 15 degrees | 20 degrees |
| material | Alloy Steel | Metal, Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel |
| compatible devices | Television | Television | Television | Television | Television | Television |
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Great quality mount
8/28/2017 UPDATE: The review and the pictures below are accurate for the TV mount I purchased on 01/26/2015. From the comments I am getting for the past 6 months, it seems that the seller might have changed the product since, and my review and pictures might not match the current product. That is not under my control, seller should have created a new listing for the new product but chose instead to use the same listing because of the 19000+ reviews posted. So please don't blame it on me, I'm just a customer that wrote a review to the product I received back in 2015.Original review written on 03/02/2015:Bought it to mount 3 LED TVs (2x65", 1x50") in an office, chose this model mostly because of the lockable feature. I didn't use the included lag bolts because of the poor quality complaints in previous reviews. I didn't want to take the chance to strip the included bolts so I bought 5/16-9 2-1/2 lag bolts from Lowes (item 63396) and a box of 1/4" Toggler bolts (Lowes item 118084). On one of the 65" TVs and the 50" TV, the 2x4 studs were spaced perfectly and I was able to mount them using 4 lag bolts each. On the other 65" TV, the stud was about 2" off center so I put 2 lag bolts in the stud and 4 toggler bolts in the left and right most holes. I put my entire weight (200 lbs) on each mount half way extended and they held up just fine. Here are the pros and cons:Pros:1. Good quality mount2. Ability to adjust the horizontal leveling (plus/minus 6 deg)3. Lockable mount with 5 mm holes. Most pad locks you can find in stores have 6 mm shackle diameter, but I found the Master Lock 131Q has 5 mm locks and it fit just right.4. 10 ft HDMI cable included5. Long arms give you the option of moving the TV in almost any position.Cons:1. There is nothing to stop the TV from sliding from one way to the other on the two horizontal bars. That would screw up the horizontal alignment every time the TV is moved. Not sure how they didn't think about this. I used some black duct tape to prevent that. I could have drilled holes in the horizontal bars and put some screws in but duck tape was faster.2. I wish I could have been able to use zip ties to route the cable on the wall side from the lower side to the upper side or the mount, but there are no holes to get the zip ties in.Very happy with the purchase overall, would buy again in a heartbeat.You can see how it looks with a 65" TV attached in the pictures below.[...].
