Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket Articulating Arms Swivels Tilts Extension for Most 24-55 Inch LED LCD Flat Curved Screen TVs, Max VESA 400x400mm up to 66lbs by Pipishell

Very sturdy. Includes quality hardware. When I opened the box, I immediately went into panic mode. There has to be more than 40 screws of all types, lol. Loads of bolts too. As with all things, the instructions are entirely inadequate for someone who has never done this before, but I do have a limited amount of carpentry skills, so slowly I figured it out. The best news is, that unless you have some kind of special configuration on your tv, you don't need most of what comes in the box. You attach the wall brace with 3 hex screws (you will need your ratchet thing) into a stud, attach the bracket to your tv (they provide at least 4 different screw sizes in 2 lengths, then slide it onto the mount on the brace. There is a screw that needs tightening after that, but if you can get under the tv it is easy to do. Had I known that I didn't need these additional plates that accommodate additional configurations, I could have avoided the panic altogether. It is quite straightforward. It also includes some serious looking anchors if you are not going to be able to use a stud. It is heavy though. I wouldn't recommend doing it unless your tv is very light. It isn't obvious before you install it that the back arm adjusts too. It won't move until it is screwed securely against the wall. What I like most, is that my TV sits in front of what was once a built in for the older style TVs. I can now use that space as a hidden cabinet because this mount swivels effortlessly in all directions. I really like it. I wasn't expecting much, given the price so I am more than happy with the purchase.

I hung a 55" LED television from this mount, and had zero issues. The installation instructions are easy to follow, and they even tell you which position to put the arms to fit your TV. You simply measure the bolt pattern, look for those dimensions in the book, and mount the arms in the position shown next to those dimensions. Mounting to the wall is a breeze, because you've only got to find 1 stud, so you don't need to worry about positioning the mount in a location that spans two of them. Once mounted, you can move the arm right/left to center the screen where you want it. You can tilt up/down, and there's even a little room for adjustment to move the ends of the screen up/down so you can level it. After seeing TV mounts for $60 and more, I'm blown away by the quality for under $30. This does have limitations. Don't expect to mount a giant 80" tv on it or anything, and I may be a little hesitant with a heavier screen like an OLED/QLED, but for the lighter LED models, this is great. I think the weight rating was something like 77 lbs, so you may be able to use it for the heavier sets, but I can't say how well it works for those. With my tv (55" Samsung) it worked perfectly. It comes with all the mounting hardware to accommodate different backs (curved, flat, recessed, etc). The only thing you'll need that it doesn't come with is a drill, and screw driver. Heck, it even came with a little level and same velcro cable ties so you can get a nice clean install. 100% would recommend this to a friend, and will buy the same thing if I decide to mount another tv.

It comes with the extension pieces to mount onto the back of the set but for my set they weren’t needed. Plenty of various sized screws means you’ll have every part you’d need to assemble and install. The only thing I did not find easy was after screwing the bracket to the wall, placing the set with the mounting piece attached to the back was a bit tricky. Mine will not reposition to varied tilts so I used paper clips to hold the angle I needed. It could be I was just not strong enough to tighten the screws enough to hold it it place so I’m not sure what to say about that, but the telescoping arm works quite well once it’s loosed just enough to move without resistance. I have had mounts with brackets much easier to install the TV onto the mount, but have always passed them along with any TV as I replaced them. I would strongly suggest a second person for the final step. I did mine alone but don’t have a large set. Other than the smaller problems described above, the materials are strong and sturdy, not overwhelmingly heavy and the screws are well machined. Worth the price without a doubt.

Not too bad. The instructions make it look a little more confusing than it actually is. The durability is great, as long as you’ve found a stud it’s super durable and secure. The way it moves allows for you to position your tv in multiple different angles is great. Tools that you’ll need but aren’t provided: SOCKET WRENCH (!!!), drill, stud finder, and a Philips/flat head screwdriver otherwise putting this together is one piece of work.

I got two of these, one was perfect and matched exactly. The other one was different, so a bit of an issue there. Why didn't I dock any points off, because both fit what I was mounting and both are holding very strong. Great value, not to expensive and they really work well, not even the usually for the cost thing, they just hold up as good as any of the more expensive ones I've had friends try. Almost considered dropping a star, but like I said, even the wrong one worked perfectly fine.

Holds 43” tv and supports it well.

NICE!! Built rock solid and well designed.

Had some trouble fitting it to the tv i bought, but i got it up to my wall and tv well. Very sturdy and can be positioned in many ways to share the screen with others in the room. Quite easy getting it into my wall, but i did have to use a ratchet wrench

Works well as expected. No issues with fitment. Thank you.

This product was delivered fast and installed even faster, basic and easy set up. Solid product for the price

This is the second time I bought this product. I really like it!

A bit difficult to mount, but works well for even a large tv.

Would buy again