Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket Dual Articulating Arms Swivels Tilts Rotation for Most 37-70 Inch LED, LCD, OLED Flat Curved TVs, Holds up to 132lbs, Max VESA 600x400mm by Pipishell

So If you look at my pics the first one is of the TV as close to the wall as it gets. In case you can't tell it is only like 4 inches or so away from the wall. This would depend on the size of your TV but it is close and clean..If you look at the second pic it shows the TV pulled out. I could have pulled it another few inches but this is probably 12" away from the wall. If you need to get back there to hook up other devices or just want your TV closer this is great. By the way the mount is very solid. If you follow the instructions, and logic, you will be mounting into studs and your TV is safe..Next pic is a behind the scenes view. You can see how easy it is to get back there and how much range of motion the mount has..Finally is the tilt shot. Depending on the size of your TV you would be able to tilt other TV more or less than in this pic but as you can see on a flat wall this thing turns a TON. This is good for me because as you can see in the reflection of the TV is a door and outside that door is where I usually BBQ...so I can watch TV while BBQ'ing. Oh and there is a kitchen just a little more to the right...so yeah I cook and watch..I have mounted a few TV's in my life and this mount was as simple as any of them to install and took us probably 20 minutes max with half the time making sure where I wanted it mounted..I will be buying another one of these for a TV upstairs.

All these 1 star reviews should be voided. No. I don’t work for the company selling these but seriously, first page it tells you in capital letters. “DO NOT INSTALL INTO DRYWALL ALONE”. You must drill into a wood stud or concrete. You need to know where your studs are located. Yet people complain about it not including drywall anchors. I saw some people even posted pictures of their tv’s smashed on the floor and it’s pretty obvious by looking at their pictures that they drilled the thing into drywall only. So save yourself the trouble and read the instructions. Putting the together together was also a breeze. I just can’t understand how people get confused. If you’re crafty and somewhat smart you’ll find this thing easy to install. It’s only 16 screws that you need to work with. Make sure you have a drill, a 5 mm wood drill bit or 10 mm for concrete, a stud finder, and a socket wrench or Allen keys. Enjoy!

I used this mount to hang my 65" Samsung 8 series. When shopping for a mount I wondered what the difference could be as this particular mount is significantly cheaper than those I had used before. The construction of it is plenty sturdy, it has an ok range of motion for a tv this size and install was straight forward. There is nothing wrong with this unit and it is perfectly serviceable. What sets the more expensive units apart is the ease of movement. this one does not move as well or as easily as my other more expensive mounts which means it is more difficult to get it into the position you want, and it is more prone to being pulled out of level. I have to re establish level most every time I move this tv out from the wall. So it's perfectly serviceable and it will hold the tv just fine. It will tilt and swivel but it requires a little effort to get it right. If budget was my primary concern I'd buy this one again. If you prefer finer engineering and comforts in life, invest in a better one.

I was a little apprehensive once I read all of the reviews.But the good outweighed the bad so I went ahead and bought it.I read a recent review to where somebody complained that the studs in their wall weren’t exactly 16 inches apart because of the holes/slots That you have to bolt the bracket to the wall-and their review was correct! Fortunate for me the studs in my wall were exactly where the holes/slots needed them to be.The instructions were easy to read, all of the pieces were there, and it seem to go up pretty well.Obviously you want to measure multiple times, draw holes on the wall, and Mark with masking tape just so you can see about where it sits.Me and my 14-year-old daughter were able to put this on the wall in about an hour. Like I said the longest part of it was us measuring and making sure it was low enough on the wall that the TV wouldn’t bump the ceiling.The only thing I don’t care for is how hard it is to pull the TV out away from the wall or push it back in, it rotates smooth enough but I feel like I’m almost going to rip the TV off the wall trying to pull it out away from the wall.

Was a little skeptical because of the price but overall it’s a good product. Fit my 65 inch tv with no problem. Only took about 1h and 30min to install. I will buy again when I get another tv to mount.

I wanted to put a wall mount on my wall for YEARS! Was a little nervous and did some reason for ever. I went to Best Buy to check those wall mounts and the well 109.00$ & up around 300.00$. I always say "you always get what you pay for but I did some researching and read reviews on this one. It was well easy to put together and install from beginning to the end when you put it on the wall. It swivels left and right & swivels up and down which was a big plus since this is full motion mount. I recommend this one and I will buy another one for the bedroom this week at some point.

The base that's mounted on wall is only 16-inch wide. If you are unlucky (as I was) to have studs at that point that are more than 16" apart, or if simply they don't align with your desired position on the wall - tough luck, you will have to screw-in appropriate piece (wide enough) of plywood first, and then screw in the base on the plywood.My advice - look for the TV wall mount that has a much wider base - ideally 24 inch or more - this way you will not depend on optimal location of studs and will have some leeway of where to position your TV on the wall.

Mounted a Samsung 55" Q80T tv to the wall. The mount is sturdy and easy to install (especially for a non technical person.)It comes with several mounts and different TV screw sizes and lengths to accommodate any tv. I love the fact it can move the tv out and adjust, so I can have access to the back and install any wire easily for the future.

This is more giving you TV install advice -- but the bottom line is, yes, this is a worthwhile purchase.Keep in mind that these thin TVs weigh less and less, despite being larger. Look at the WEIGHT the mount supports, rather than the SIZE it supports. That'll give you a better insight into what kind of mount to buy for your TV.I mounted a 65" 4K to the studs with this mount and it's great.

Very very impressed with this wall mount - I have a 65", 45lb TV and it is held extremely securely to the wall (mounted to wooden studs). Those with some basic skills should be able to mount this easily. You'll need a drill with a 5mm bit, wrench and a stud finder at minimum, my socket wrench set came in very handy. It was easy to get it level on the wall - I installed it alone with no help to lift/mount the TV.I yanked hard on it to try and shake it out of the wall before putting the tv on it, and it's solid. The range of motion is excellent and it doesn't sag even under the nearly 50lb weight when angling it up/down.Best of all, it came with the lag bolts and M6 screws my TV needed to mount to the plate. 10/10 would buy again.

We have a 60 inches TV in our bedroom so as you can imagine it takes up a lot of space on a drawer so we wanted to put it up with a TV support. Most of them scared me as they didn't seem strong enough. We bought this one in the hopes that it would do the job. It was pretty easy to put up with the directions (which is truly needed) and I also bought separately a stub finder to be certain (which is needed and not included). Once on the wall, the adjustment to steady it was really simple and the result is very satisfying! It is very sturdy and strong and I am not scared for our TV. This is a true good quality support! I highly recommend!