MOUNTUP TV Wall Mounts for Most 26-60 Inches TVs, Full Motion TV Bracket with Swivel and Extension, Articulating Arms, Tilt, Leveling, Single Stud Design, Max VESA 400x400mm up to 77lbs, MU0009

I recently bought a 44 inch HD smart tv. It is fairly large in size but weighs next to nothing. I was happy with the purchase and found only the feet were lacking in my opinion. I could not get them tight enough so the tv leaned either forward or backward. Something like that can spoil the whole new tv experience. The first thing I noticed was that this wall mount feels very heavy in the box. Forget about the plastic drywall mounting hardware you get from the hardware store. This mount alone will pull those out of the wall. This mount weighs way more than the tv itself. You need a stud to drill into, the securing screws are quite large also. But I found that installation was quite a bit easier than I first thought with the right size bit and power drill. All hardware for the back of the tv is included and fits perfectly once you choose the right combination. You may have to choose your stud knowing that the mount will leave the tv off of center once secured, but there is a swing arm for minor adjustments. The mount is incredibly strong once secured into place. There must be 50 different brands and flavors of the tv wall mount but I found this one to be very user friendly, very strong and is worth every dollar. Do it right the first time and never worry about it again.

We have three of these mounted in our house and we love them! They very strong and love how we can adjust for better viewing! The mounting went well but realized it was a guessing game for height adjustment. Where we thought the tv would be on the mount was a bit off and had to lower it several inches but by the third one we were pro's, nice it has a built in level. Then my daughter moved into a beautiful highrise apt in Chicago and needed one, so as all good Mom's do, I ordered her one! Came next day and her friend and the maintenance man assessed the situation and the maintenance man said to use the toggle inserts on the sheetrock! I had already talked to them about how to install and the importance of putting the bracket on wall studs and DO NOT MOUNT on just sheetrock....period, it says right in the instructions, but she wanted it in one specific spot and they were trying to please her and guess what they nearly ripped the sheetrock off the wall when they went to put the tv on it! I told her she would have a huge expense! Kids just can't listen they have to learn the hard way, luckily they didn't let go completely of the tv but enough to see it was going to rip the sheet rock but they learned very quickly that what I told them was necessary! The maintenance man??? questionable that he could be called that as he recommended the toggles on sheetrock, but doubt if he would have covered the expense they would have charged her for repairing the sheetrock. Well her tv is not in the exact spot she wanted it but at least it's not falling off the wall! She loves the adjustability and she learned a serious lesson! Great reasonable $$ bracket with flexibility to move for great tv watching!

Excellent TV stand, easy to install, very sturdy, the rotating functions make it easy to put the screen in the position that best suits us. Highly recommended.

Needed a mount for a 46" Samsung TV with the 400mmx400mm VESA standard. Mount is very sturdy as expected. Would have appreciated a slightly better assembly manual, but even still, was fairly easy to follow along. Except the part where I skipped the "remove pre-installed screws" before attempting to hang the TV onto the wall mount. So when my wife pointed out that there were screws preventing the TV from hanging properly...I realized my mistake and quickly removed those screws. That part is totally on me though. Still a solid mount I would order again if I develop a need for a wall mount.

This is the first TV mount I've assembled that I didn't have to use the extensions on the back (which was always such a pain to get positioned correctly). I only had to use the flat VESA plate... with 4 machine screws on the back of the TV. The arm/wall plate attached to the wall with 3 lag bolts. Then 2 more bolts were removed from the end of the arm, the TV was then positioned on the arm, then the removed bolts were replaced to hold the TV on the arm once it's been leveled. The hardest part was getting people to stop what they were doing to help me hold the bracket to mark the spots for the pilot holes on the wall then to lift the TV into position. Took less than 30 minutes. Actually the easiest wall mount I've installed yet. I'm going to order a second one for the bedroom TV. *NOTE: Pay very close attention to which directions you're reading while installing the arm/wall plate. It may actually be worth taking a second to draw a large X across the page you don't need because if you accidently look at the concrete wall directions when you're actually putting it up on a wall stud, you may use the wrong size drill bit (like WAY TOO BIG) for the pilot holes for the lag bolts... which makes me wonder if that's what happened to some people who say their TV and bracket fell off the wall once installed and give this a 1-star rating and blame soft lag bolts and/or faulty hardware. And for the love of all things holy, do the "wall plate integrity test" (meaning pull down firmly on the arm to make sure it's not going to pull out of the stud BEFORE you hang your TV on it)!!

Wall mount perfect

Easy to install

Was easy to install and has held up well even with my tv that’s slightly bigger than it probably should be for that Mount. Swivel is easy to use.