PC Monitor Wall Mount and TV Wall Bracket for Small 17-27 inch Screens. VESA 75x75mm & 100x100mm. Ergonomic Tilt Swivel and Rotate. Weight Capacity 2-7kg [FX100]

I purchased the Invision wall mount bracket to hold a 27" TV to my kitchen wall, the TV weighs about 4kg and has an external power block.Immediately upon opening the box, the product looks like a quality piece of kit. It is well packaged and the finish and appearance looks really good. The box comes with all the pieces that you'll need to attach it to your TV (standard VESA compatible mount, 75x75 or 100x100), including four screws of different threads and the wall plugs and bolts.Attaching it to the wall is easy, i just loosely mounted the bracket to the rear of the TV, offering it up to the wall where I wanted it and marked the wall through the bottom mounting hole with a pencil. The bracket has an integral spirit level making alignment very easy when it comes to marking the second hole (without the TV attached - obviously you don't have to mount the TV first, but mine was fitted into a corner so I wanted to be sure of the position first).The mount has two teardrop holes and two round holes which makes final mounting/assembly very easy, as the TV can just hang via the two top screws so that it saves trying to hold the weight of the TV whilst fumbling around trying to locate the screw holes, can be done by one person if necessary - great bit of thinking on the design here.If the weighting of the bracket pneumatic cylinder is too strong (the TV keeps raising up on its own), there is a screw located to the rear hinged mount of the bracket that can be adjusted to stiffen or slacken the response of the cylinder (the allen key is included). Bizarrely turning the screw to the right (tight) loosens or lowers the resistance of movement and left (loose) will tighten the movement. For my TV at 4kg I had to lower the resistance quite a lot to make the TV feel balanced and remain in position.My main reason for purchasing the Invision bracket was that it is fully adjustable, so that the TV can be rotated 360 degrees (cables permitting) and moved in all directions with a massive forward tilt adjustment so that it can face somewhat downwards - My TV is mounted fairly high in the corner of the room and I wanted it to tilt down to make viewing easier, which this bracket allows perfectly.The resistance on all the motions is good so that the TV stays where you move it, it doesn't move due to looseness in the mechanism.Overall, I'm very happy with the Invision wall mount bracket. The quality seems spot on and all the fixings I needed were included to mount the TV to the wall. My TV came with an external power block, this I mounted to the top of the bracket arm using zip-ties and adjusted the tension on the cylinder to suit the added weight - works perfectly and allows full motion for adjustment.Very happy, would certainly recommend.(I purchased the bracket myself for my own use, this review is my personal opinion given my experience using the bracket. I have not been paid via any form to write this review)

Good quality. strong bracket arm with lots of adjustments, very easy to install, feels extremely rock solid on the wall holding up a 27inch monitor, the price was also really reasonable too.I really like that you can keep the monitor flat against the wall and also angle it out when needed, the smooth motion of the arm it’s also absolutely fantastic.

We bought this for our daughter so we could keep her tv off the desk in her room. The installation instructions were straight forward and the fixings provided were very robust. The bracket itself comes with a built in spirit level so it’s difficult to fix it up crooked. It appears very well made and is easy to adjust in multiple ways. Only gripes were the power lead on my daughter’s tv does not detach from the back of the set so couldn’t pass it through the built in cable tidy on the bracket. Maybe if the cable tidy opened up to clip the cable in, it would be better. The other small issue I found was the fixing screws that hold the tv to the mount were too long so I had to fit spacing washers behind to secure the tv without it wobbling around (washers are not included). These issues are probably around the way my tv is made and not so much to do with the way bracket is made.All in all I was very impressed with the quality of this product and would recommend it. Don’t let the low review numbers put you off. It was delivered in time stated too.

This product was perfect for my home office redesign mini-project. The brackets are well-built, strong, and very affordable.I used them to mount my two 24" screens and it was easy to install.

Difficult to anticipate how this well would work on my small ang lightweight monitor without seeing it but it did even better than I thought it would. Perfect for my requirement.

This is a great wall bracket. I went for this one after looking at few because it looked sturdy and has good adjustability.I've seen some people talking about difficulty fixing it, but I had no issues at all. You simply need to turn the mount to the left or right to get to the top fixing.I fitted the bracket to a plasterboard wall using the blue gripit plasterboard fixings. The bolt which goes with the gripit was too wide (7 or 8mm) so I simply drilled the fixing holes in the bracket a little bigger, which took literally seconds. You can get other gripits with narrower bolts or screws though but depending on which you go for you might need washers .The fixings provided are for masonry only, so for a stud and plasterboard wall you'd either need to know where your studs are or use gripits.Overall if you've a small amount of DIY knowledge I'd highly recommend this.

Works really well and so easy to install. Holds the monitor flat to wall more than I expected and this was really important as there was limited space. Good range of movement when extended also - I'm considering getting some for the other monitors in the house. We have plasterboard walls on dabs so there's a gap behind the plasterboard before you get to the masonry. I'd recommend getting a proper fixing if you have this as it's quite heavy. I can't mention the fixing type here but I would not use long raw plugs. I used the ones with a metal tube and the monitor and arm are solid.