Premier Mounts AM2 Swing-Out Arms For 17-Inch to 40-Inch LCD Screens (Silver) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

This mount is simple and easy to use. It works great for my 23 Inch Samsung LNR monitor at work. I can move the monitor wherever I need to.I just bought a second one for my 32 inch Samsung LNR at home. This mount is good for TV's up to 40 inches.When the TV is "flush" against the wall it is 3.69" off of the wall, pretty sweet.I don't know the weight limit of this mount, but it is plenty heavy duty for my 23 inch LCD. There are places to hide the cables inside the mount and it is very clean looking. There are accesable adjustment screws so that over time, you can keep things tight.I will post pictures if anyone wants them, just write in the message board below.**Update** I recently bought a second of the same mount for my TV at home (32 inch Samsung LNR LCD) and it did NOT come with the right adapters to fit. I called thier customer service and they told me that i could buy the larger VESA plate at Sears... It was convenient, so I went and bought it. It was about $30. Now that I have it all installed, I would likely have bought a different mount for my TV at home, because I do not have a stud right in the middle of my wall--so I have to use the mount to swing the TV off of the wall and center it. I wish it could be flush against the wall. Bottom line is find your Studs before you buy...

This is a standart mount that is great in concept. The screws that it comes with are extremely poor, but the base unit is worth the buy. I had to buy new hex screws to get them in the stud because the other screws wouldnt take and stripped completely. Great buy but was a bit of a hassle. thanks!

I bought this for my new 20" LCD and I am very pleased. I was looking at the Omni Mount, which is about the same price. There were a couple of bad reviews for that one so I tried this one. I am glad I did. I am sure that is a good product, but this has a much better design. Unless the wall stud you are mounting the mount in is exactly in the middle of the spot you intend to mount the TV, you won't be happy with a cantilever type mount, pushed back flush against the wall, the cantilever mount will always rest the TV exactly where the stud is. This product allows much greater flexibility. The TV can be "offset" from the mounting base on either side so that you can center it on the wall when flush. It also does not have the "drooping" issue the reviews for the cantilever mount mentioned. The mount is very well made, I think it weighs more than the TV, and is attractive. If you want, you can even hide the wires in the tubes of the mount. My only complaint, mine didn't come with the mounting screws, but for less than $1.00 I bought them at Home Depot. I am very pleased and strongly recommend that you consider this mount for your TV.

The product is fine, Amazon's misleading description isn't. This product will not work with a VESA 200 x 200 flat panel even though the product description says: "VESA 75, 100 and 200 compliant mounting brackets included." To use this mount with a VESA 200x200 panel another adapter must be purchased for ~$30 delivered. Shame on Amazon.

The item itself appears to be a beefy, well designed mount. My problem is, after 11 years of ordering, with Amazon. This item had the wrong parts shipped with it, was partially opened, and scratched! It pretty much looked like I had received someone else's returned item. I would give Amazon one star but gave two stars for the ease of returning.Update: Amazon sent new item. Perfect condition, good product. (unable to update review to 4 or 5 stars)

After reading all the review and comparing pricings from all the local stores, this mount was the best bang for the buck. For the price, it's very well made and the material is of good quality. Like some of the other reviewer, I had to buy a separate Vesa 200x200 adapter for my 32" LCD. This mount does come with Vesa 200 adapter, but it's Vesa 200x100. Most 32" or larger LCD will require 200x200. The adapter was $30 at Sears. I also took the advise of other reviewers and got some hex head screws to replace the ones that came with the mount. This is VERY helpfull and I highly recommend this for anyone that's considering this mount. The installation is very straight forward and took about half an hour.Overall, I'm very happy with the mount, but there are a couple of minor items I had concerns with. I notice a little bite of flex in the mount, especially if you loosen the swing arm nut to allow for better movement. I have a 32" Toshiba that weights ~45 lbs, which may be causing the flex. I would not recommend anything over 32" if you intend to move the mount alot. Also, the wire management system is total useless, because the cap keep coming off everytime you move the mount and if you are using component cables, there are no way to fit all the cables in the tubing. I posted a couple of photo of my mounted TV for reference. I would recommend this mount anyone, but remind potential buyer to check their TV mounting spec. If you have a 32" or larger TV, you will mostly likely have to spend another $30 for a vesa 200x200 adapter.

I bought two of these to mount Dell 2001FP and 2407WFP LCD monitors. On these monitors, the VESA mounting holes are in a square recess left by the monitor stand's mounting plate. While the mounting arm's mounting plate will fit into the recess (barely), the holes do not match up. I had to go to the hardware store and pick up some nylon spacers and longer m4 screws to extend the monitors' mounting holes out so they were flush with the back of the displays.That specific compatibility issue aside, the arms work well. The cable management is OK for cables that have small connectors, but not for anything larger than a power cable. A DVI connector, for instance, will not fit through the openings. It's not a big deal, though. Strapping the cables to the outside of the arm works just fine, and you can't see it from the front anyway.