Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mounting bracket is too small to be used on a wall with 2 foot spacing between studs but doesn't state it on the box.. only designed for 16" spacing... had to bring it back for a wider one.

Got the Samsung 65" tv and the bolts didn't work with it. They told me it would fit but it didn't. Went and bought something cheaper at Walmart.

Bought this hoping to use on new 65" tv. However, my wall studs are 24" and this does NOT support 24" wall studs. Returned it and ended up buying one on Amazon for half the price.

Get the non tilt mode. I have a 55 inch TV. And if was to tilt the TV it would tilt to one side, when I set it back in place. I found this out when it was installed.

We got this for a 60 inch tv, but it didn't fit the tv right for some reason. Not a bad mount, but not compatible with our Vizio. Item was retuned

The bar to extend is short with really limited range of motion. Got a different one that was cheaper and better.

I was expecting this wall mount to rotate more to the left and right. Next time I would spend the extra 50$ to purchase a wall mount that can rotate more.

If you are looking to angle tv more than a few inches then it needs to be able to extend out more. I returned this product and bought a Sanus.

This is a good product and I know everyone may not be as technically challenged as myself. However, this was a pain to put together.

The Geek Squad recommended another mounting device that they had in their truck. I had purchased the full motion which I didn't need.

This bracket has BLOCKED me from getting to my HDMI Port that I desperately need to use. Who designs a bracket that would do that

It was pretty good, but kind of expensive in my opinion. I've seen some a lot cheaper that would probably do the trick!

I have a 65" TV that weighs about 80lbs and this mount makes a lot of bad noises when I move it around. It creaks and groans so much I think the TV is going to come crashing down at some point. It says the weight rating is almost double what my TV is but I can't see how that is possible. Yes, all 4 bolts hit studs solidly in the wall. For a lighter TV it would be fine I guess.

It's ok but it doesn't swivel enough could use a little more room when maneuvering the tv. Good price though

The previous reviews convinced me that this was a good mount. From the weight of the box, I could tell it was going to be sturdy. It was easy to install, but definitely recommended for do it yourselfers as you want to get it centered into studs and level. I have a few friends who I would not recommend that they tackle this project. I mounted a 46 inch Sharp LCD on it. You will likely need a second person to help lift the TV - mine is about 5 feet off the ground and the TV was too awkward to lift that high myself and get it onto the brackets. But it works and looks great - could not be more pleased. And like Tyshark9 says, the bracket allows for off centered studs so that the bracket can still slid sideways to center the TV. It does seem to be overpriced for something made in China, but then again they did it right with solid steel construction, lots of adjustability, excellent instructions, and well labeled bags of hardware for many types of TVs. The best packaged hardware I've ever run across. Save the leftover hardware in case you change TVs.

Best Buy's in-house design and installation service, Magnolia, recommended this mount for my Samsung 46 " LED TV. It weighs a ton and cost $179. After reconsidering the purchase, I returned this and bought a Cheetah mount that had the same specs, except it weighs 10 pounds and cost $#5.

Not impressed with quality for cost. Does the job but price does not match quality as previous purchases item.

Had to return to store. The box said 65" but description said 60"

Sturdy mount and durable. Leaves a little more space behind TV when pushed back more than I would like.

It's an ok product ,just choose this product because the width between my wall's studs