Sanus VXF730-B2 46” to 95” Advanced Full-Motion Premium TV Mount

The producty is rather heavy but it's a proper peice of kit. i wish i'd of bought this to begin with instead of wasting more money.It moves and adjust spot on and most off all, it doesn't tip with the 75" tv, for now at least, i will update if that changes.overall, expensive but worth it.

I should have bought this unit to start with, I bought a cheap bracket that ended up sagging under the weight of the tv it is expensive but it gives you pease of mind that it will last and do the jobBuy the best and you only need to buy once.fitted over a week now and im really happy i bought this bracketbuy with confidence and only buy once

thank you seller very happy with my purchase and will definitely buy from you again !

I recently purchased a Sony 85-inch large screen television which was much too big for an entertainment stand that recently held my 65-inch television. So, the options were to consider a new entertainment stand that could bear the weight, or have the unit wall-mounted. As I checked the various wall-mount options that would handle the weight, this one stood out for its versatility … and, unfortunately, its significantly higher cost. However, the product reviews were very positive, and I ultimately decided that it made sense to invest in quality if I was already spending a large amount for the television. Not feeling secure in trying to mount it myself, I paid for installation. I’ll admit that I initially had concerns about the weight on the wall. However, the installer immediately approved of my purchase when he saw it, commenting that this was the product he had purchased for his own home. In his experience, some of the lower-priced wall mounts started to noticeably bend after two years of use, but this one had remained rock solid (then approaching ten years). I’m very pleased with the performance. It offers great maneuverability that is virtually effortless, and the reinforcement built into the product means that I can leave the mount fully extended without needing to reposition it every time I want to use it.

I really didn't want to spend this much on a tv mount, but after buying at $2k tv, I didn't want to pinch pennies and invite disaster with a lower quality mount. After putting up this beast, I will have one of these mounts for every tv I own for the rest of my life. Installation was a breeze with the included template. The online height calculator worked to perfection, and the icing on the cake was the fine adjustments that are able to be made after getting the tv up on the wall. It has a great range of motion, allowing me to turn and angle my 75" tv so that I don't have a get a separate tv to put out on my covered deck. I don't have any fear when extending it outward that any piece will flex or fail, as the entire unit is rock solid. I have no complaints, and consider this money well spent.

This thing is built to last and holds heavy tv while maintaining smooth movement. The ability to move the tv from the wall over 2feet, gives all the space needed for hooking or changing inputs.

Very heavy-duty mount that moves and tilts like a dream as it's so smooth. I had it professionally installed, and the technicians raved about how easy it was to install and how heavy duty it is. I have a LG 83" G2 mounted on it that weighs 93 pounds and it handles it easily. The price is high, but you get what you pay for in this case.

I searched high and low for a wall mount for my new LG 77" CX OLED TV. This mount is perhaps the most expensive mount on the market- but you get what you pay for and for this investment in the TV it doesn't make sense to use a cheap. This mount is very heavy- giving it the strength it needs in the important places. Movement is super smooth (I need to adjust the tilt movement, it holds fine but its hard to move on the other dimensions without the tilt changing first). I'm knocking one star for a few reasons. 1) The biggest problem is Sanus's online height finder gives incorrect info. The crazy thing, is they have the correct stats for this LG CX TV - it properly notes, for example, that the mounting holes are 23" from the top of the TV. This gave me confidence, even though another user reported that the height finder was wrong. I plugged in the precise numbers into the height finder and drilled my mounting holes at the indicated height, using a laser for spotting the lines perfectly. The TV was WAY too low. I meticulously measured everything and had to move the mount down 6 3/8" from the height specified. I built up a feature wall to mount my TV, and this require that I redo part of this wall (I had a cutout positioned around the TV mount, that had to be moved down. This took several hours of re-work. As noted, LG has the correct TV specs - it seems its their own mount info &/or the math involved, that they do incorrectly. 2) this TV has 6mm VESA holes, and the LG comes with two sets of 6mm screws - a 12mm length and 35mm length. The 12mm is too short and the 35mm is too long. Note that these 12mm screws would not work on any TV. The LG back is flat so you would expect to use the shortest screws. With the washers and the LG clips on the back, the best you can get is about 3 threads of engagement on these screws. So these screws shouldn't be used for ANY TV - not just the LG. Thats just not enough threads for such a critical connection. Yet the 35mm screws bottom out and would damage the TV if I tried to force them in. Fortunately, Home Depot had some metric machine screws, and a 22mm hex cap screw did the job perfectly. Another user also noted the ill-fitting washers. They have one set of washers for either 8mm or 6mm screws, so obviously they are not a good fit for the smaller screws. Home Depot also had 6mm washers, which worked much better here. Sanus should pay more attention to the included hardware for a top of the line mount.Those issues were frustrating, and inexcusable to be honest. But Now that I have everything mounted and level, the strength, stability and smoothness of the mount beat any other TV mount I've used.Only other comment: I don't really need the full movement of this mount. Typically, I only need the tilting movement. But in order to bet access behind the TV I will occasionally need to pull it away from the wall. There are tilt-only mounts, but they don't pull away. So my input to Sanus: make a low profile tilt mount that can pull away from the wall but is rigid in the other dimensions.Bottom line: an excellent mount for a large, high end, heavy TV.