QualGear Qg-TM-021-Blk Universal Ultra Slim Low Profile Articulating Wall Mounting Kit for Most 23-Inch to 47-Inch and Some 55-Inch Led TVs, with 6ft HDMI V2.0 Cable, Black

This flat mount is excellent, great quality hardware and fasteners, terrific full color installation manual.As claimed, the TV mounts just 1/2 inch from the wall.I used this mount for a very light Vizio 40-inch TV. The TV has a 200x100 VESA bolt pattern, which wasn’t listed as being compatible, but the vertical brackets lined up perfectly.The installation manual starts with mounting the wall bracket, but I needed to know how the wall bracket fit on the vertical brackets, so I screwed those to the TV, then test-fit the wall bracket to measure its distance from the bottom of the TV. This measurement gave me the vertical offset to properly locate the TV on the wall.The other change I made was removing the tiny bubble level from the wall bracket, it just pops off, and I used a good quality level instead. The wall bracket has enough play in the mounting slots to make minor level adjustments once both top lag screws are fastened.The TV bracket spring-loaded clips worked perfectly, it only took a few seconds to mount the TV to the wall bracket, and the two straps attached to the spring clips just tucked-up into the tiny space between the TV and the wall.If you need a quality flat mount for a mid-size flat screen TV, this bracket would be an excellent choice.

Hung a s95C 55" on the thin mount and it makes the tv almost like a picture on the wall. You will need to get m8x10mm machine screws to atach the bars to the tv. Also, I drilled a middle hole in the bar so that it's bolted to all three studs. Don't forget to adjust the velcro straps for the spring lock mechanism to be in easy reach before you put the tv on the bar. Excellent value and very functional.

Most good slim mounts are 2-1/2 to 4 times as expensive, and this mount is as good or better. What you need to understand, is that the bottom clips of the vertical rails are spring loaded. Unlike the pictures you see, those straps really only go about half way down the rails. So when you hang it up you don’t have access to those straps. Which means you can’t get the bottom spring clip to open and accept the horizontal bar. I tied a ten inch loop of butchers twine to the straps before we put it on the wall mounted rail. After we got the top of the hooks on, I simply pulled the strings and viola. Cut the strings off and done. The parts are sturdy and are of no lesser quality of anything I’ve seen. Of course the metal is a little thinner, but it is a slim mount. I hung my Samsung S95B on it, and I’m completely confident it’s secure. Nice job from QualGear.

The mount worked really well for a flat mount Samsung 55-Inch Class S95B OLED 4K. The mount was very simple to get on the wall and put the bracket on. The only issue I had was that it didn't come with the screws for my TV VESA mount. I needed an M8 1.5 35mm screw and that wasn't included. I ended up having to go to a couple stores to find an M8 screw. Overall still happy with the mount. Maybe also buy a screw kit with this?

I just recently mounted a bunch of TV's in my house because I have small children and wanted them to be securely fixed in place. For the price this is a really good mount. Two of the TV's I mounted were Samsung Frame's a 55 and a 65. I used this with a 65 inch Frame over my fireplace. The bracket is about 34 inches long and that was super helpful for this mount. I was able to span it over two sets of studs. The included bolts went in fine, I used a hand ratchet to tighten them and didn't have any issues. I like that they weren't overkill like other tv's with massive bolts that chew up your studs. The TV is only 50 pounds its unnecessary to have larger bolts. I mounted the TV a little higher than I would have liked. But I was able to drop it down about 4 inches by raising the back mounting rails lowering the TV on the in-place bracket. I was also able to slide the TV center because the bracket is so long. Previously I had mounted my older frame tv with the included two piece Samsung bracket. It had no ability to make adjustments like this and from that perspective this is a very good mount. I really struggled with locking in the bottom pieces using the pull down ropes. I struggled so much that one of the screws for the clips came out. When I lowered the TV I put the screw back and then was able to attach some string to the pull down ropes to securely lock it in. I used a Philips low profile mount to attach my 55 inch existing frame into another room and that one has screws with a long allen wrench to affix the TV to the mount at the bottom. I think that design was better for the bottom security.The TV Sits less than an inch from the wall and that is why I bought it initially. All together I am happy with the mount, but I would have liked to have a more secure method for locking it in place on the bottom. But on the whole it did the job.

This mount works perfect with our 55" 4K OLED LG TV. The one thing I would point out is that it isn't exactly easy to get the clips to secure the bottom edge of the TV brackets. It hangs on the wall fine, but if you want it secured, you have to get creative to clasp the bottom edge. It is doable, just not as easy as it should be.

Very easy to install. Seems very sturdy. We mounted a 70in, 70lb tv on it and I have no concerns that it won’t hold it. I was very impressed with how thin and low profile the mount itself is.

Easy to install and the TV is so close to the wall. I installed a recessed outlet behind it to allow for it to be as close to the wall as possible. The bracket seems very sturdy and has a spring loaded locking system. Great value for the price.

Good product, but price changes daily ,bought it for almost double the price, just few weeks ago !!!

Don't go for it, not much useful yet very expensive.

With one proviso, this was a fabulous item. It feels like a far more expensive product. From supplying a template for wall drilling, to the fittings and plugs needed, you could hardly ask for more.The clip on spirit level is a nice touch, for example.I actually bought it because it has the rare but incredibly useful feature of drop down screw holes, letting you screw in the top screws into your screen, then attach them to the bracket. genius. Usually the hardest part of the job, but not this time. (you can see it in the images. I bet everyone will have that feature, eventually)Also, surprisingly for the price it supplied a whole selection of bolts which might fit the back of your monitor/tv. Neither of the last two brackets I have used did that, it is a little risky, since there is no real standard, so tread carefully, or use the bolts that come with your tv if you have them.If I had any comment on improvement, it would be to include some sort of rotational adjustment for the screen, you have to actually move the whole bracket, and sometimes it is not level when against the wall, vs when fully extended. The plastic clip provided for cable management is flimsy, and strangely at odds with the quality of the rest. I would recommend a couple of black tie wraps myself. way stronger, and cost pence.Whilst they suggest a maximum limit of 27 inches, I would have no qualms using it for a modern, lightweight 32 inch, if you had the correct vesa layout, of course.

This is a good sturdy unit with good fixing instructions and fixing kit (for different TV’s). As other reviews have suggested you do need to take time to work out the position of the TV when it will be in situ as this will not be central if you use the wall bracket as the centre of where you want the tv to be. The bracket offsets your centre slightly so this needs to be allowed for. The only other problem I had was to do with the fixings in my tv, a JVC 32” as the fixing holes are very near the top of the tv. This means to cover plug and Ariel sockets was impossible as even positioning at the highest point I could not cover the sockets fully. Still this is not the fault of the bracket.

My TV is a light weight 32 inch Toshiba 2018 model, the plate holes are in the right place if you don't mind the the top of the plate being visible once it is installed, a hopeless set of screws and fixings too, included in this pack was a money off voucher but only redeemable in the USA, eventually managed to fit the TV to the wall by sliding a piece of heavy duty card to be visible in the space that has been cut away which is where the holes should have been, bit of a drag to have to do this as it is quite an expensive bit of kit, so my advice is to shop elsewhere