Full Motion TV Wall Mount, JUSTSTONE TV Bracket Fits Most 26-65 Inch LED Flat&Curved TVs,Articulating Swivel Tilt Dual Arms Extension Max VESA 600x400mm and Holds up to 121 LB

I bought this mount to hang my mother's TV in her bedroom. The TV is her old unit from the living room, a 42" Screen. I was concerned as to whether the walls in her home (an older mobile home) would be capable of handling the weight. My only disappointment was that the portion that mounts to the wall was not wide enough to align with the studs in her wall. This was more of an issue with the studs in the home as they were not set at a normal width apart. I remedied this situation by using lag bolts to mount a 3/4" piece of plywood to the studs and attached the TV mount to the plywood. This created a solid mount to the wall and studs with no concern for failure. I am a pretty big guy at 6' and 260lbs. I grabbed the mount where it was attached to the wall and was able to lift myself off the ground. Once the TV was put in place we were able to extend the arms to their fullest from the wall with no issues. The TV is more than secure. As a bonus the company includes a small magnetic level and a paper template for mounting holes that make the install job so much easier. I would not hesitate to use this TV mount again.

This product is great for the price. I have a new TV cabinet that I have had my 55" TV on legs sitting in it. Problem was the sound box would not fit under the TV and had to be place high in a shelf that made it sound like in a barrel. The back of the cabinet is only 1/4" plywood so I reinforced it with two 1x6s that I screwed into the 3/4" surrounding trim from the back. Because the tv is 55" and not very heavy, I felt that would be plenty of support. With my wife's hep and maybe total of 2 hrs, most of that fabricating the back support, it was an easy slam dunk. I'm sure the company does not advocate not anchoring in studs or concrete, BUT common sense and some basic physics says it was the perfect fit. PLUS my wife approved!! Side note, company includes every size hardware to fit all TVS. I did buy some special 1" screws that were wide enough to anchor the bracket into the back of cabinet...1/4" ply + 3/4" pine.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect mount for my new 65 inch Samsung 8k TV. It's easy to install with 2 people about 30 minutes and has a nice range of motion including front pitch up and down. Easy to level for the perfect fit to your TV. Best $30 you'll ever spend on a full motion mount.It comes with a variety of bolts to connect to the back of your TV but of course none that fit mine. A quick trip to Home Depot and found that metric #M8 16mm with 2 spacers that where provided in the kit that fit my TV. Other then that a very easy installation providing you have a good stud finder.

I got this at a discount during Prime Day and it's a good mount even at the normal price. My TV is technically light enough to be used with a good single-arm mount, but there's no way I would trust a single-arm mount to support a large TV for years or decades. I instead chose to get a budget-priced 2-arm mount with good ratings and am glad I did as this mount indeed feels sturdy enough to last and can hold a larger, heavier TV in the future, if needed.The box comes with everything you need except for the drill and socket driver; it even includes stickers for attaching your template to the wall, which is weird, but nice. It has concrete anchors and multiple sizes of screws and spacers for VESA mounts. There is some flexibility in placement, though this mount cannot accommodate stud spacing much wider than the 16" standard used in most stick-frame construction.I found that the screws for the TV brackets were either too short or too long for use with the black spacers, but the short ones worked fine with the thin, red spacers and they aren't easily visible after mounting. The depth of threads on my TV's VESA mount were very shallow, yet the top pair were inset into the plastic somewhat, but this was not the fault of the mount and I give it credit for including a variety of mounting hardware.The leveling features may not be as easy to use as some of the more expensive brands as these require tools to adjust, but you typically only level the TV once anyway. I managed to mount and level my TV by myself, but I definitely recommend having help to lift and hang the TV and to hold it in position while leveling. Today's TV's are both fragile and expensive, so take your time, ask for assistance, and do not touch the panel or squeeze the edges when lifting; lift by the base and gingerly support the top or sides when moving your TV or monitor.The product information claims that the TV brackets have 2 vertical settings 4" apart, but the spacing is actually 3" apart; I did not detract any points as this is still a feature that many mounts do not offer and it's likely an inaccuracy creating during translation and rounding. It's nice to have the option.Note that I use REAL product ratings, as follows:1 star = useless, probably fraud. 2 star = poor, below expectations. 3 star = good, meets expectations. 4 star = excellent, better than expected. 5 star = best in class, a classic

We purchased one of these in November to mount a 32" TV in our office. We had other full motion models around out house and I almost ordered a fixed mount (non-articulating) model because I don't like the way the TV hangs on the others. Something told me I would be sorry if I could not move the TV in the tight space in our room, so I ordered this unit. WOW. I am incredibly happy with how stable the TV is on this full motion wall mount, and when my folks asked what they should order to put a 48" TV in their garage, I ordered another one of these and will be installing it this weekend. I may actually get rid of the full articulating units in two of our bedrooms and get these to replace them. They are hands down the most stable structure I have seen.