Customer Ratings & Reviews

This great TV single stud wall mount was installed in about 15 minutes using enclosed hardware. The M-300 easily accommodates my 49" TV allowing it to extend almost 20" from the wall with more than adequate swivel and tilt. The included cable management system resulted in a neat clean installation. The entire mount is extremely sturdy and very well manufactured. It includes almost every kind of fastener necessary. Thanks Kanto for a superb TV wall mount at a very reasonable cost. Thanks Best Buy for a great sale price.

This wall mount was easy to assemble, offered varied applications for various TV's, and came with multiple attaching hardware to fit the type of install. Template helped assure accurate placement and support. Full range motion is perfect patio application. The value of this mount is quite appreciated as more expensive models would not have been any better.

I was skeptical of this kind of mount (single stud attachment) at first. I was especially skeptical because I was mounting a 55" TV (the largest size it can handle) with it. I'm happy to report that this mount has turned me into a believer. First of all, it was extremely easy to install. Single stud mounts are inherently easier than their double stud counterparts but this one was especially easy. Connecting the TV to the mount was also extremely easy as they use a hook and screw system for this. The leveling feature is great and I was able to get the TV perfectly level with just a couple simple tweaks. I also like how the frame cover conveniently guides and hides the wires running to the TV. Overall I really could not be more satisfied with this mount. Highly recommended.

I read a lot of the reviews before I purchased this product. I thought it was a really good price. Even though you need quite a few tools, it was pretty easy to install. Since it's universal, there's a lot of screws that I didn't use. But I'm in love with it!

After purchasing a Kanto mount earlier this year for my 65" TV I knew how well they were made. So when it came time to mount a 55" TV in another room I was going to buy the same mount again. However, after determining the wall it was going on could not use the same mount due to the spacing of the studs I looked into their single stud mounts which would allow my tv to be more in the center of the space I had available. The M300 fit the bill perfectly. It was easy to install and the video instructions on their website made it even easier. The mount is so sturdy I have complete piece of mind that it will hold the tv securely. Kanto are the only mounts I will buy. They are not that much more than other mounts out there, but I find them to be made much better. After all, the tvs cost so much a little more for the mount is worth it for me.

Easy to install, has a solid feel to it. All the required hardware was included and the instructions with illustrations made the job easy once I located the wall stud that I would attach to. The full extension range from against (to about 14 " from) the wall and left /right and tilt adjustments allow practically any desired position.

This mount was an easy one person set up for a smaller tv. It goes vertical on one stud so if you are confident with a stud finder there is less leveling involved than a horizontal mount. This mount works great for a smaller tv in the corner of our bedroom. Not sure if I would trust it with a really big tv at the larger end of its advertised range. It comes with expandable brackets to fit the screw holes on the back of the tv. Luckily I didn't need to use them.

When we moved, we took the old mount with us and expected to remount it in the new place. When we saw BB's add for this one, we realized how much more flexibility we would have. We certainly do. It was easy to mount and attach to the TV, which is a very old one. The TV is presently almost flat against the wall (out 4"), with the ability to have it 3/4's of it's width to the left or right of where the mount attaches to the wall. It can be brought forward about 15" and swung 45 degrees in either direction. Also tilts down about 10 degrees.

Seems decent enough, I honestly was pleasantly surprised at the heft of this. I bought this for a 100x100 vesa mount, but I wasn't aware that the mounting plate is 200mm by 200mm wide and it's non negotiable. The 100mm holes are just inset into this plate. It just so happens that my 34" monitor has all the plugs right next to the mount holes and this plate is so big it covers all of the plugs. Can't use it. Gave it a 3 because it seems nice.

About as sturdy as it gets, and extremely flexible positioning. Fully flat, it's about 2-3 inches off the wall, so not as streamlined as a simple mount, but that's what it takes for the ability to swivel such a wide swath. Get a stud finder and stud-mount it, though. they provide masonry anchors, but for a normal drywall installation, find the stud. That said, it may mean your have to forego symmetry because the stud is left or right of your centerpoint. The instructions are not as clear as I'd like, but there's an online video on the company's site that makes things clearer. Also, make sure you have long cables. Otherwise you'll clothesline the TV if you try to swing it out fully from the wall. To be able to keep cables hidden within the provided channel covers, I would need at least 10 ft to allow for full extension without tugging things loose. If you've installed a power outlet and cable connections in the wall behind the TV, you'll need less, but without a dedicated wall connection right at the TV, go long. I bought this because I'll use the display as both a TV and a computer monitor, and it will be in different positions for each task. If I didn't need the reach, a basic mount would have been fine.

I've mounted probably a dozen TV's in the past ten years and this mount from Kanto stands out as one that is a breeze to set up. Due to how rooms tend to have weird viewing angles and mount positioning I think full-motion mounts have the best chance of getting the panel exactly where the viewers will want it. As such, this Kanto has the usual tilt and pivot adjustments as well as a good drop in mechanism to connect the VESA mounted TV to the arm. On that note, the plate attached to the wall mount has two permanent screws so all you have to do is reattach two 10mm nuts once the TV portion is slotted in. If I were to gripe about one aspect of this unit it is the bar mounting the entire thing to your room. They provide 4 longbolts for stud mounting as well as a kit for concrete mounting. That said the metal plate has 7 mounting holes so if you are like me and wanting to be sure to not have your job showcased on TikTok fails you will want to mount it in as many secure places as you can with all the weight centered in such a small area. Besides that this mount is a great buy and I have no trouble recommending it. It can fit virtually any VESA standard from 100x100 all the way up to 400x400.

This is an excellent TV wall mount. I used it to install our new 55" Sony TV and did it by myself within an hour. It's great that it only requires a single beam which makes it pretty simple to install. The build quality is very good and it feels very solid. It provides the ability to move the TV in so many different ways. I highly recommend this mount for TVs up to 55".

We were looking for a pretty basic wall mount and it is just that at a good price. We wanted something to sit pretty flush to the wall and it does that. You can make basic adjustments easy except tilting up and down. That requires a screwdriver. It is OK though as again we don’t plan on constant adjustments.

Very easy to mount on the wall if you’re at all “handy” and have a cordless drill. It comes with what seems like every possible combination of screws and washers needed for mounting any brand of TV onto it. It’s fully adjustable for the ideal viewing angle for any location. I’ve installed 2 of them in my house now and used them for several months without any problems at all.

I really do like this wall mount enough to give it 5 stars. However, the instructions that come with it are not very good, and Best Buy does not allow half stars. If you're like me and you've never mounted a television, do yourself a favor and google video instructions for this one. It made my life a lot easier. They might as well not include any instructions with the unit, and simply point you to the videos. Other than that, once installed, the mount works great!

We have studs that aren’t the typically spacing in our house so this was perfect for that. It’s currently holding a 30” tv but we also got one for a 50”. It was easy to put up and it holding up well. It’s movable so it can be adjusted to see the tv from different areas of the room. Definitely recommended!

Mount was very easy to install. Very sturdy. Directions were easy to follow. Although it says it is universal it did not fit my Panasonic Viera 42 inch. The VESA pattern on the Panasonic is an odd one. I have yet to find a mount that fits it. I used this on a 40 inch TV and it was great. Would recommend.

I think this Kanto wall mount is the best. It really is full motion and I bought it for my living/dining room. I can turn it to the left or right depending on where we are sitting and many angles in between. Highly recommend.

I thought I was going to pay $100 or more for a good full motion wall mount, but after reading reviews and questions answered by the manufacturer I decided to go with this model, and I'm so glad I did. My brother was impressed with how easy it was to install. He especially liked the drill guide with the pocket for catching drywall to keep mess to a minimum.

When I ordered this, I did the reviews and it seemed like it would work. Got it in and when my husband put it up, the instructions were super easy to follow along. It came with a template with a pocket to catch the dust. Got it all hooked up and have not had one issue with it. Works really well and would really recommend this set up.