What is the tilt degree range? null

I believe up to 10 degrees which was perfect for our 65" Samsung curve mounted above our fireplace

You might get different range with different tvs, However, with my LG 55" I get about 20 degrees of downward tilt. I could maybe get some more, but I have cables in the way.

It turns the TV screen sharply enough that the screen itself is difficult to see. I'd say about 30 degrees or so.

You can adjust the tilt up/down some- enough to ensure good view and no glare. I don't know the range, maybe 30 degrees up and 30 degrees down from absolute vertical? There's no side-to-side adjustment.

Depends on the size of your tv and the height at which you mount the brackets on the back

Unknown, I don't use the tilt at this point. don't think it will be necessary, however purchased this function in the event I would need in the future.

Not much. The bigger the TV the less you will be able to adjust the TV. The mount is low profile and provides a clean look, but you will lose the ability to adjust in some cases.

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I believe up to 10 degrees which was perfect for our 65" Samsung curve mounted above our fireplace
Answered by MNgirl 10 years ago
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You might get different range with different tvs, However, with my LG 55" I get about 20 degrees of downward tilt. I could maybe get some more, but I have cables in the way.
Answered by Vynos 10 years ago
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It turns the TV screen sharply enough that the screen itself is difficult to see. I'd say about 30 degrees or so.
Answered by KayJay 10 years ago
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15-20 degrees.
Answered by Lily 10 years ago
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You can adjust the tilt up/down some- enough to ensure good view and no glare. I don't know the range, maybe 30 degrees up and 30 degrees down from absolute vertical? There's no side-to-side adjustment.
Answered by NancyM 10 years ago
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Depends on the size of your tv and the height at which you mount the brackets on the back
Answered by Techguy1001 10 years ago
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Unknown, I don't use the tilt at this point. don't think it will be necessary, however purchased this function in the event I would need in the future.
Answered by Seriously 10 years ago
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Not much. The bigger the TV the less you will be able to adjust the TV. The mount is low profile and provides a clean look, but you will lose the ability to adjust in some cases.
Answered by Kirkdogg 10 years ago
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