Dynex™ - Tilting TV Wall Mount For Most 47" - 75" Flat-Panel TVs - Black

It's certainly a basic bracket without many frills, but for the price it does what's it's supposed to. I used it to mount a 70" and it was simple to use.

If installed properly it does exactly what the $200 ones do. I tried one out for my 55” and it’s very secure. I just ordered another one for the 65” and I believe it will hold great.

This wall mount is excellent for people who likes great and simple things. Easy to hang and to manage. The price excellent.

It works very well for a TlC 60’ tV it is a very good deal

Bought this unit on a sale Best Buy had online for $12. Can't go wrong for $12 dollars! At first I was a little nervous after seeing my 65" Vizio(73lbs) hanging in the wall. It has been a little over a month and not only I feel like the tv is not going anywhere but it also looks great. Just make sure you use the right tools to install it correctly. Use stud finders and the I got a in wall cable kit for Home Depot and no cables showing at all. I'm happy with the purchase and for the price I got it for. Even at regular price is still much cheaper than most of the other ones and it gives you the option to tilt the tv as well. Defenetly recommend if you don't want to break the bank. This mount works just like the $100 ones. Hope this helps

This is a simple wall mount. It does tilt but at least with my 55" TV I have to tighten the tilt mechanism pretty tightly so that the TV doesn't slowly tilt downward on its own. So I set the tilt where I wanted it and tightened the adjustment and all is good. The mount itself is sturdy and well made and comes with lots of screws and spacers to fit your TV well. Just be sure you are mounting it to at least 2 wall studs and you will be happy. This mount fits studs spaced up to 16" apart, which is standard spacing for residential construction. I Installed mine in my garage where the wall studs are spaced 24" apart, and I wanted the TV to be centered on one wall stud. So I needed to construct a bridging board that spans across 2 stud spaces (i.e., a board about 50" long to span from the studs on either side of the one I wanted in the middle). Then I screwed the mount to that bridge board. This was not a surprise and of course I did have to buy a board and 6 lag screws to install it, but I knew I would have to do that. Overall I am extremely happy with this.

I purchased a 75-inch tv at 60 lbs. I confirmed the vesa was compatible with this mount however after mounting it the television kept tilting forward. And going behind the tv to tighten the screws to prevent the tilting is a nightmare. A standard length screwdriver barely reaches as the screws face left and right rather than facing down under the mount. I had to make a separate purchase for a 16-inch long screwdriver. I would not recommend this for any tv over 60 inches as you may not be able to reach behind the tv to tighten the screws.

Its not big and bulky and not so heavy. It wasn't difficult to understand and install and mount my TV. The wall Screws it came with were on the cheap side and one actually broke at the head part. But overall it's good.