BONTEC TV Wall Bracket for 37-80 inch LED LCD Flat & Curved Screen, Swivel Tilt TV Wall Mount Full Motion, Heavy Duty Strong Solid Dual Arms up to 65KG, Max VESA 600x400mm, with HDMI Cable

Easily the best product I have reviewed. This wall bracket is an absolute winner. It’s built like a tank and easily supports my TV with zero sag or wobble. The dual-arm design feels incredibly sturdy, and the full-motion range (tilt, swivel, extend, and retract) makes it easy to get the perfect viewing angle, whether I’m on the couch or working out across the room.Installation was straightforward with clear instructions and all hardware included—even a spirit level, which was a nice touch. It fits a wide range of VESA sizes, and once mounted, it feels completely secure.Pros:• Handles large, heavy TVs with ease• Full motion is smooth and stable• Excellent build quality• Simple install with thoughtful extrasIf you’re looking for a heavy-duty, adjustable wall mount for a large TV, this one delivers big. Highly recommended.

Quick summary. Brilliant for the money and fact that it can support a 60Kg+ TV.Choose this bracket as needed to do turn and pullout movements holding a heavyweight 2008 Sony TV (but still only half of possible weight that can be supported). The bracket itself is thick metal and hence heavy and comes with 6 substantial wall bolts and fixings that can be positioned to spread the load over a larger area, rather than being all close together which some bracket designs do. Instructions are good but could be better with expanded diagrams to show which way round the VESA bracket framework should be assembled on the larger mounting sizes. There is a helpline (normal rate number) in Hull but didn’t need to use it. Lifting the TV onto the wall bracket was easy with 3 locating pins but needs 2people to do. Overall, bracket mounted on wall, VESA framework attached and hung on the wall in about an hour. Would definitely buy again.

I Really like this bracket and it makes me wonder exactly what you're getting when you spend £200+ on a bracket.The bracket is made from heavy gauge steel where it's needed and is nicely welded. There is no play in any of the joints making the whole thing feel very stable.This becomes important when your about to hang your expensive new telly precariously from the wall!The fittings kit is quite comprehensive, the wall fixings are off a decent quality. I usually find myself digging into my own collection of fixings with things like these are the supplied items usually don't seem up to the job so to have trustworthy fixings included is a huge bonus. There a a large amount of fittings for securing the telly to the bracket which were all that was needed to mount my Sony xf9005 to the bracket.I ended up using 5 bolts and plugs to hold the bracket to the wall, 3 at the top and 2 at the bottom and was able to hang from the bracket with no issues (other than sore hands). I'm quite confident that the TV will be fine.8mm hss bit was all that was needed to bore into the breezeblock wall and secure the bracket.Assembling the bracket to fix to the TV was a little fiddly and hanging the TV took 2 people but that's more due to the size of the telly than the design of this bracket.Once everything is screwed together and the TV is hung, there is enough rotation in the bracket to correct any leveling issues and the angle of the TV relative to the wall can easily be changed.The bracket allows the TV to be moved quite a distance away from the wall for easy access to hdmi ports etc on the rear. My 65" is too wide to allow the TV to fit at 90* to the wall but that wasn't why I purchased the bracket so it doesn't matter. However, if your looking to install the TV and be able to pull it out perpendicular to the wall then this might be of use to know.There's not much to say about this bracket really. The instructions could be slightly clearer but I've seen far worse. The bracket is reassuringly substantial and offers great value for money.*slight update after a year*Well, nothing has broken and the TV still resides on the wall so all good there. It's been pulled out and pushed back countless times. Only slight niggle for me is that the screen doesn't sit quite level with the wall but I overcame this with some washers.It only became noticeable where the TV was flush mounted in a false wall.Still happy with the bracket and still happy that I didn't spend considerably more money on something similar for absolutely no need whatsoever.

The bracket itself is heavy duty, strong and sturdy. Six fixing screws and wall plugs are provided, and require 90mm x 10mm holes in solid walls, or 4mm pilot holes in wood. A half-inch or 13mm spanner is required.The instructions assume you already know how the thing fits together. For VESA 200x200 and smaller just the 'square' mounting plate is required.For VESA 200x300 or 200x400 the two E bars are fitted horizontally top and bottom (I also fitted the two F bars as strengtheners but may not be required).For anything larger upto VESA 400x600 the other 4 bars are fitted in pairs top and bottom to create long horizontals, and here the two F bars are required as jointing and strengthening pieces. The two E bars are then fitted vertically at the width requiredOnce fitted the TV can easily be moved around, tilted and swivelled to make sure it's properly level.The only slight niggle is that when finally hanging the TV on the wall you have to locate just one bolt into a cut-out. No issues with it being able to take the weight, but you might need someone to help guide it into place.Overall excellent bracket especially for the price, and will definitely buy again if the need arises.