Mount-It TV Wall Mount Full Motion LCD, LED 4K TV Swivel Bracket for 23-55 inch Screen Size, Compatible with VESA 400x400, 66 lbs Capacity (MI-2065L), Black

Works very well. I used it to mount my 32 inch TV in my bedroom. It sits very close to the wall when fully compressed. The instructions that came with it was straightforward and easy to follow. It does come with a lot of parts that I didn't need though, and the mounting screws that would fit my TV were too short. I went to my local hardware store and got the proper screws for $1. After that installation was a breeze.I didn't need to use the extenders because I have 200mm x 200mm mounting pattern. If your mounting pattern was any larger than that, you would need to use the extenders and a whole lot more nuts and bolts than I used. I used a drill with a quarter inch bit to drill the holes. And since I was going directly into the stud behind my drywall, I didn't need the wall anchors. My TV was small and light so I was only able to mount it myself, but if you have a larger TV, it will probably take 2 or 3 people to mount it. You need to screw the mount into the wall first, then screw the TV into the mount. I would also just be safe and buy the proper mounting screws for your TV from your local hardware store. They are very cheap. In my case my TV called for "16mm M4 Screws". The M4 screws that came with the kit were only 12mm.Overall I am satisfied with the mount. I took one star off because I had to go buy my own mounting screws.

This is my third Mount It arm mount. I purchased a 49" LG TV here on Amazon which has a 300x300 VESA mount pattern, and this was one of the few which claimed support for that pattern on this product page (the manual does not say 300x300 is supported). For this pattern, however, the extension wings can only be attached to the mount using one bolt. It seems pretty sturdy though. I would suggest, if you have this pattern, using two washers instead of one. I'm not in love with the 360° mount head either, as there is no real way to tighten the rotation and it swivels way to freely. All in all it's a good arm mount. If it had an extra hole drilled in the plate so the extension wings could be held on with two bolts for 300x300, and if the ball had a locking pin to prevent unintended rotation it'd be a 5 star product.

Very easy to install, sturdy and effective. Some tips for installation, (IMHO):1) Disassemble the mount into two pieces. Attach to the back of the TV, then put the mount on the wall. With two people, attach the TV to the wall mount.2) Make sure you attach the mount to the wall using the included level, if you mount it and it's off, it's going to look weird when you view the TV because it will be tilted to one side.All in all, this is a great product. From start to finish, I had the TV mounted and on the wall in under 25 minutes.

I had a very odd idea one day: I have a small TV mounted on the back of the closet door in the bedroom. We don't watch much TV there, so hiding it away was a great space savings: just close the door and it is gone. But then I realized if I could get a mount that could rotate from portrait to landscape I could get a much bigger TV and still be able to hide it away. It took a lot of searching but I found this mount. I wasn't quite sure from the specs that it could do this but at this price I gave it a whirl and it works great! The only drawback is that the mechanism that allows it to spin is not really meant to do that frequently just at install time for minor adjustments. That means it does quiet sit firmly, and droops a bit. Nothing too bad though for the distance we are at it doesn't affect it at all.

This is seriously amazing. Came with way to much hardware but that's a good thing! The wrench was a typical flimsy one but I used a ratchet and socket. My tv has one of the smaller bolt patterns so I didn't even need the extension arms.All in all it took me like 20 minutes, found a stud, predrilled one hole, tightened down the top anchor bolt, leveled it (with level provided), marked and drilled the second hole followed by the anchor and tightened them down good it's very solid, I even managed to bolt the tv onto the stand by myself. And for the price you couldn't lose to begin with. I am extremely pleased with this and will be ordering a second one for my other tv.Only thing that could have made it better was a small Velcro strap for wires but I'm not complaining, I had a rubber band handy.

The mount on the wall is plenty sturdy when screwed into a stud. The bracket mounts to the TV securely. The problem is in the bracket on the TV where you are supposed to adjust three screws to secure the angle and tilt of the set--they just won't tighten down enough to stop it from swaying. The screws stripped out before they got tight enough, so all I can do is cram it into the corner where the two side walls will stop the set from swaying. What's the point of having the articulating arm if you can't even use it?

The unit seems strong enough for a 60 lb 55”. It will allow extension from the wall and hinge in/out as well as left/right OK.There is however a backlash (play) condition in the frictional ball joint attaching the metal plate on the ball joint to the TV VESA mount. Up/down ball joint play is not relevant because the weight of the TV will hold the lower position.This is a mechanical backlash. You can’t remove by making the friction on the ball joint tight. It appears the ball (of the ball joint) assembly; is press fit to the extending arm and the press fit is not solid. It should have been welded along with the press fit. Then it would be solid.Because of this; ball joint rotation is frustrating. Like trying to get a picture frame to hang straight on the wall; held with a wire over a nail.The result of the backlash is rotational play in position of the TV; down on left/right and trying to get it symmetrical. You can fuss with it and get it but don’t touch it again.

Wow very sturdy and well built, something you don't see as often anymore... This is working great in our RV. Should add it says you will received a FREE 6 ft HDMI Cable and a 6" 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble Level. Actually you just get a Magnetic Bubble Level. The box it comes in has a tick on it for one or the other (not both)

Holds tv just fine and pivots nicely gave this a three star as I purchased this mount for a 28" samsung most popular tv on the market yet this kit had no mounting screws for this tv and all the screws provided would have been too short even if they would have been the right thread

Did not come with HDMI cable as advertised. Definitely at least a 2 person job to install. I think this is for a small, light TV. Our TV weighs less than the maximum weight for this mount but unfortunately it doesn't sit flat against the wall but rather sags forward, tilted downwards.

The rack is well made and look solid but the M8 screws that come with it are not long enough for my 32 inches SAMSUNG LED TV.====Le support est bien fait mais les vis M8 qui sont fourni avec pour fixer le téléviseur ne sont pas assez longue pour mon modèle de télévision. Pourtant, c'est une télé SAMSUNG de 32 pouces tout ce qu'il y a de plus standard.

Works well. Adjustable tension on the pivot ball allows tv to be locked into perfect angle. Has adapter arms to allow mounting of tvs with large bracket spacing. Only two screws to mount to wall, MUST be mounted to stud. Quality piece.