Mounting Dream UL Listed TV Wall Mount for Most 26-55 Inch TVs, Full Motion TV Mount with Perfect Center Design, Articulating Wall Mount TV Bracket Swivel and Tilt, Max VESA 400x400mm, Up to 77LBS

Love this mount. Has many installation options, fits many TV sets. Very sturdy, and compared to prices in stores for something equal or less of a product, this price beats them all.

We have purchased this mount for all TVs in our home. Never have they failed, easy to install (only gotten easier over the years), and great swivel/mount options.Sturdy (held my weight of 190lbs - don't recommend 😀), holds TV well through VESA mounting, the mount itself is very small and snuggles well behind the TV, lends good adjustment angles for proper viewing, leveling tool (magnetic) included, instructions and options/parts included are easy to read and aplenty to fit most mounting needs.Removal of the mount from the wall to reinstall/move is quite easy (in case that comes up, as it fir for us the first time we mounted one).

This is the third articulating arm mount that I've installed in my house, and so far it's my favorite amongst those three. It's a well-built, extremely solid and nicely-designed TV mount that perfectly fit my 2013 Sony Bravia 50" HDTV (a VESA 400x400 pattern).Of the three arm mounts I've used, this one is of particular note because it has a very fluid movement when extended. Other mounts I've used have been a little stiff, or the arms are short enough that they are hard to position. While all of them are adjustable by allen wrench, this one comes out of the box with the perfect fluidity to make it a perfect mount for areas where you want to be able to move the TV frequently. The tilt mechanism is amongst the easiest I've used and easily sets in place with a pair of set screws.Installation is relatively easy and the instructions that come with this are easy to follow. I mounted the plate with the four wings attached to the back of the TV, and then I installed the arm onto the plate so I could lift it to the wall to get an idea of height for mounting. I then removed the arm, positioned it on the wall and marked drill holes. I drilled pilot holes and installed the supplied lag bolts (which are nice, seemingly strong and adequately long bolts) to secure the arm to the stud in the wall. Once bolted into the stud, this mount is going nowhere.The only ding I'd put against this mount is the way it attaches the plate to the arm. It is a wide lip that sits over a groove in the top of the arm, after which you have to screw in two bolts to secure the plate to the arm. The other two mounts I have utilize a permanently installed screw on the top that you slide into a slot and secure, along with another permanently installed screw on the bottom that you feed into a slot and secure. It is a little more difficult to know you've caught the TV onto the arm with this design, and having to find two screw holes by hand behind the TV is a little more difficult than just lining up a nut on the already installed screw of these other mounts. Not a dealbreaker, but a noticeable difference that made the installation finish a little trickier than my past experiences, especially in a case like mine where you're installing this mount in a recess between shelving units.This unit comes with plenty of hardware in the box, including four lag bolts, plenty of screws for all size TVs, washers, spacers and practically everything else you need -- all packed in separated, letter-labelled pouches that correspond to the instruction manual. Easy peasy. It also comes with a cheap but small, real level. Not a tiny little useless one like the other mounts I've used, but a real bubble level (about 6-8 inches long) that I can now stick in my toolbox and use elsewhere. Nice perk. There is also an HDMI cable (not sure the length, as I didn't use it because I had a 15' existing cable in my wall chase to the receiver) and a small pack of velcro cable ties. Overall a well thought-out package that's a great value compared to other commercially-available mounts from the likes of Sanus. I didn't need to orient my mounting plate unconventionally because my mount was pretty standard, but I like that you have the option for a lot of non-standard hole patterns with this mount. I've seen pictures where the bottom wings were mounted so you could hang a soundbar. This design just seems like someone was thinking about how to make a mount that would fit practically any situation, they built it right and priced it competitively. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to others.

This was so easy to install. Deciding exactly how high we wanted it on the wall took longer than the install. It was packaged well and all parts labeled. There were extra parts also, and what a shock, easy instructions to follow. There were instructions for installing in dry wall or cement. It's very sturdy and adjusts to a lot of angles as described. This is the 4th mount we've purchased of this brand and we haven't been disappointed. Well worth the price. I would highly recommend this mount.

CONS: There is no finishing cap for the wall mount itself. So, once installed it looks industrial and is not very pretty. Fortunately, I was using this in a Lenai scenario, so that was not essential, but it would have been a nice touch. The last mount I purchased had a beautiful finishing trim that made it look really nice when done. The next "CON" is that the instructions do not address mounting the unit on a wall with siding. it addresses ONLY flat walls (both concrete & stud). So, I texted the seller via messenger to get some assistance on the project. They claim to provide "instant" responses. NOT TRUE. What it appears is that they have an automated response system that replies and then gathers info for a "human" to respond...I have yet to hear back and its been a full day and a half.PROS: Unit is well made. Solid. It allows the TV to stow dead center of the wall mount...which is great. I used some spacers that were provided to take up the room between the flat wall mount and the siding. I believe these mounting spacers were for the TV, but I used them to give me space for the siding and they worked great. Once the mount was up, the hard work was done. Everything else fell into place. The articulation is awesome. You can set the TV so that it is truly perpendicular to the mount. It can rotate almost anywhere you want to watch TV. It does so, easily. When the arm is fully extended, the mount holds secure without any loose feel. So I would recommend this mount with the caveat that their customer service is lacking.