Peerless-AV - Full-Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 22" - 40" Flat-Panel TVs - Extends 12.7" - Black

The wall mount is great and does everything it says online. The only negative for me is that it mounts to only one wall stud with two bolts/screws. Seems a little flimsy to me with all the moving around this thing can do. My other wall mounts that are tilt only have wider brackets that mount to more than one stud. So far I haven't had any issues and I've had it about a month.

Great wall mount. Easy to install. Easy to adjust. Swivels easy, but also stays in place when moved to desired position. Used it to mount a 40" Samsung.

Easy to install and came with clear instructions. Works great for our 40" TV in our guest bedroom.

Nice heavy duty mount for small tv. Mounted easily with very little time evolved.

This wall mount came with ALL necessary parts to eaily mount it to the wall. We can now view the tv from any angle in the rom

Great little mount -- very easy to attach to the TV and mount to the wall. Just attach the arm to the wall and attach the plate to the back of the TV and then slide the fitting on the plate into the arm. Simple, and the arm has a great range of motion. Extremely happy with the result. I discovered two potential issues, however, that are worth mentioning. First, its a great mount if you want to look up at the TV a little, because the arm has a mechanism that allows you to adjust the TV to tilt downward -- but not upward. The issue I encountered is that it is hard to make the attached TV perfectly vertical because there is a very slight amount of play in the attachment mechanism and there is no range in the tilting mechanism that allows the TV to tilt upward. I installed it under a kitchen cabinet and the weight of the TV caused the TV to tilt downward slightly, which is not what I wanted because I would be watching the TV from about the same eye-level height or even slightly higher. I easily fixed this (and got the TV to essentially vertical) by sliding a few thin pieces of cardboard between the bottom of the mount and TV to take out the play and so no issue there -- the fix was very easy to do, but just be aware of that issue. The second issue is that the TV has freedom to rotate/tilt sideways in the mount. The attachment mechanism is a thin, circular piece on the end of the arm that neatly slides into a thin sleeve in the back. Makes it very easy to attach the TV to the arm. The attachment piece is not locked in place in the sleeve, however, and so if the TV is at all not perfectly balanced in terms of weight, then the TV can rotate in the mount toward the heavier side. I found this out because my cable company had zip-tied my small cable box to the back of my TV slightly off center to one side, and so it made one side of the TV heavier than the other in the mount, which caused the TV to rotate toward the heavier side and thus tilt a little. I solved this problem by simply moving the TV upward so that the underside of the cabinet stopped it from tilting. I just as easily could have detached the cable box or re-attached it to the center of the back of the TV to make the TV balanced. I probably also could have made the attachment disk a little thicker by putting a little Gorilla Tape on it so that there would have been less play, but that was unnecessary. Bottom line -- if you are buying this mount to mount a TV that is above the eye level, and if there is nothing attached to the back of your TV so as to make it unbalanced, then this is a great mount. Again, very easy to attach to the wall and easy to attach to the TV. In my case, the above issues were easily fixable, and I am really pleased with it.

Stronger than I expected or at least as much as I was hoping for given the good price. Easy to install especially if you're not opposed to reading directions. Can maneuver it quite easily so I can watch the TV from my bed or from my rocker. I especially liked that the bracket attached perpendicularly so that I only needed to worry about finding one stud. When I was reading the reviews about full motion TV brackets I read that it might be better to go with a bracket that attaches to the wall horizontally for a more secure hold but I find this one to work perfectly.

I wanted a wall mount that was versatile, tilting up and down and side to side. This did the trick. It also was a simple wall mount with only a center post so the mount isn't very visible. I got a larger size that could hold a larger TV if needed in the future. The only problem with it is the larger size, although it fits the TV, it covers the ports for additional accessories. So I wouldn't do that in the future.