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Finally got this up and installed. It's about as flush as I can imagine a tilt mount can get thankfully. My cheapo Toshiba (but with a fairly nice pic when dialed in) has a rather chubby bottom so the bottom actually touches the wall. It does put it closer to the wall though which is more aesthetically pleasing, especially for a thicker TV. I'll upgrade and send the Toshiba to the bedroom. So a thinner tv with this mount will look that much better. Having installed quite a few tv's I've become acquainted with quite a few mounts. So for this one...Just as solid as the ones from Cheetah and other brands floating around here in the under $30 category. I like that it's not a two piece mount that gets bolted together. With the lighter tv's, the longer mounts are really no longer needed.I wish the arms were an inch or two longer. I couldn't move the arms up or down on either 55" tv I had. Anything below the top hole and it wasn't long enough. Wasn't too happy about that, so I had to move the base lower than the previous amount. Not a big deal, but considering this isn't pushing the 70" mark which it touts as the largest it fits, there should be some variability of vertical placement outside of the base for fine tuning.There is a definitely lack of screw choices as I had to go to the leftovers bin from previous installs to find shorter screws. I don't really care they include plastic spacers. I shouldn't have to use them.I don't trust the levels they include. It's nice that they do, but why bother if they're really not that accurate? The zip ties are a nice touch and the hdmi cables if you need them.The tilt levers are a little basic, but they do the job. TV didn't really want to tilt like the instructions said so I did have to loosen them a bit. No big deal.Overall I think it's a solid mount that goes up quick. I normally get my base height with the base, then throw in a bottom left or right bolt into the stud. Then take out the level, get it even and throw in the opposite side up top. Recheck my alignment then fill the other two and done. Pop the tv on, connect up the cables and the set one of the bottom screws to keep it from moving.

It's a nice secure mount and easy to set up. Like other reviewers said use a real level, not the one they send for free. The only reason for my four star is the method for locking the TV to the brace is terrible. If you ever have to take down your TV it can be incredibly difficult to unscrew the bolts. You will need a long slender screw driver and even then good luck! Hopefully I don't need a new TV anytime soon, because with this mount I believe my TV became a fixture! Otherwise there's plenty of space in the wall mount bracket for fishing wires through, it hugs close to the wall, and the tilt with no need for a tool is also nice.Update (9/22/2016): I just had to take down my TV to repaint and I can't even begin to tell you how difficult it is to unscrew the locking mechanism! One word of advice for anyone buying this TV. Before you put the TV on the wall head to your local hardware store with the screws and replace them with screws with a hex head. I did this before putting the TV back up and it was 1000 times easier to lock it into place. I don't remember the exact size, but I know they're metric and I was able to find them at Home Depot.

Years ago, you had to pay a LOT extra for the ultra low profile TV mounts, now this cheapest ones are the lowest profile it seems. This was actually a little TOO low profile for the 70" TV I was mounting, so I had to use the included ~3/4" spacers. It was STILL too low profile (due to the speakers on the bottom of my TV protruding from the back of the set.) If your TV is perfectly flat on the back, and you need a SUPER ULTRA LOW-PROFILE mount... this is the one for you! It also comes with two different colored HDMI cables, which helps a lot because when your TV is mounted so close to the wall, you can't really follow the HDMI cables to see where they are plugged in, Having a blue and a red cable helps a LOT! I'm knocking off 1 star, because the tilt doesn't really lock in as tight as i would have liked.

Almost! Here are things this mount falls short on. First of all let me say that for most of the LED TVs out there...the bracket itself does a very good job! I personal have mounted over 5000 TVs, and have not found a mounting bracket ( in it's price range) that has done a better job. HOWEVER! None of the hardware included with the mount is adequate. The limited amount of mounting screws...leaves 60% of TVs...without the proper srews to do the job. The lag bolts as well are made of soft metal and tend to snap out...making the actual wieght the bracket will hold....over rated....it is best to buy your own lag bolts. Last but certainly not the least important thing is the HDMI cables....many and by that i mean...almost every customer i have purchased this bracket for...asked me why they need to buy longer cables..The reason i give them is this..The distance from the port on the back of your tv ( when mounted onwall with wires hidden inwall) is approx. 8ft.....but the HDMI cables included with this bracket are only 6ft.....They would get much better reviews if they included 10ft cables.I hope this helps you decide on which mount to buy.ThanksMike[...]

This mount (37"-70" version) holds my Vizio M70-C3 without issue. I was a bit worried that would be some wobble since my TV was the largest size this would accept but it's solid on the wall. My only issue is that I can't reach all the mounting adjustments once the TV is installed but that has more to do with how large my tv is and that I would need a special screwdriver to make the distance. All the extra cables are appreciated as well!

Used on a 65 inch TV. The screws to lock the TV onto the wall mount are pretty hard to get to once the TV is on it. I had to use several drill bit holders put together to reach them, if you have a phillips that's about a foot long(not including the handle) it'll be a little easier. The bigger the TV the less you are able to tilt it down