Everstone TV Wall Mount for Most 28-70 Inch LED LCD Plasma Flat Screen up to 110 lbs VESA 600x400mm with Full Motion Swivel Articulating Arm,Fits 8-16 Wall Studs,HDMI Cable

This is well worth the money. I hung my 55" with no issues.It pulls forward and moves around with ease and the viewing angles are great. I feel it's strong enough to hold a heavier TV.Ihave 6 high speed HDMI cables being suspended by the tv/mount as well as video game sensors like the Wii bar, PsMove Camera, and Kinect.I would make sure you have it anchored in studs to be sure it holds.I would NOT use this on drywall, I wouldn't even with drywall anchors. Studs only.Very good product at a good price! Shipping was fast.

Very pleased, great directions, everything you needed, including a level. Great product and experience.

Easy to install. Took maybe 10-20mins. Looks pretty sturdy. Got my money's worth. The only thing I didn't like about it is the tilt. You have to really tighten it. Finished installing and left for a minute... and it tilted forward when I came back. Thank God it didn't fall over and break my new tv! Got help...pushed it back into place and was a lot better. Hopefully it stays.

My application was fairly easy to install. Definitely a 2 person job. The mount is sturdy and gives a great variety of adjustments. I have a 55” unit and the mount fit the back mounting holes. If not it would have been tough to figure out how to do it. Only visual instructions and not very helpful. Only works on a 16” stud configuration. Mine were 24” so I had to use boards mounted across the studs to attach the mount to, which worked fine and are pretty much hidden by TV.

Very easy to install. Seems very sturdy as well. Joints are a little stiff, but hopefully will loose with time. The measurements on the instructions are in metrics and ask for a 5mm drill bit. I used at 3/16" and worked just fine. As long as you use a socket wrench to secure it down, should be fine. Instructions have the "left" and "right" markers wrong, but a small error and would probably be fine either way.

It is not like other mounts that have many holes available to be able to play with it either left or right, it only has 4 holes (one in each corner) for a stud separation of 16". As a TV installer this is inconvenient since I might have to drill holes in the middle if I wanted the bracket centered with the stud. Not always the stud is 16" apart, and not always the TV would be centered if put 16" apart, some times we want the TV in the middle of certain wall but studs are not right in the middle, and since there's no extra holes to play with, then it might be hard to get it centered, it needs some little modification to make it more flexible for technicians

NO COMPLAINTS, SUPPORTS MY TV AS IT STATES..

I bought this earlier in the year and the kit came with everything I needed to install, including leveler, stencil, and tools. This lead to my puchasing a second and third unit - the repurchases did not come the same way as the first. Not happy but made do.