Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product! Holds the 86” tv without any issues!

Used this mount to hang out 85" in TV and it looks great, 10/10 recommend and easy to install

Love this! It works perfectly for my 75inch tv where I can watch in my living room and my kitchen!

This wall mount!!!! 100 percent awesome got 1 for my living room and 1 for my garage! Can turn the tv any i want. Awesome product

The mount attached to wall fairly easily. The tv works well on it

Worth the money, best TV mount! Smooth easy to direct television!

The best full motion mount I've had. It's design & functionality is second to none. I'm addition, I find how you can run your wires in these channels just beneath the bracket.

Great product. It was so easy to install. I actually bet my wife she couldn't do it. I ended up loosing that bet.

There was a few more pricier Tv mounts but I have had no issues with this one. It works great I can turn my tv both ways and also tilt it up or down

Nice ,for my tv, keep my Tv safe, kids do t touch it

Holds my 75 inch TCL on my fireplace. Easy to install and very functional

Feels very secure. Super easy to set up and adjust. Satisfied

VERY VERY PROFESSIONAL. THE SALESMAN WAS VERY NICE

This is a good wallmount. Its not "360 degree rotation as it says. However, it was easy to install and security holds it to the wall perfectly.

Mounted up my 85” was easy and came with great instructions.

Perfect fit to an LGTv And work very smoothly. Great for rooms.

Installed quickly and efficiently! Purchase and mount all in one!

Rocketfish has introduced their new 42" to 90" TV wall mount. It's an upgrade from the next smallest mount which is for 40"-75" TVs. The box includes the main mount bracket, wall rectangle base, TV attachment arms/center, hardware, and a trusty template/instructions. The mount comes with a manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. Disclaimer: Other important tools are needed for installation: Stud finder, drill/bits, level, screwdrivers, wrenches, possibly another person depending on TV weight and angles involved. I used a 55" TV though it can go bigger. PROS: ----------- * The mount is heavy-duty. It can handle up to 125 lbs and doesn't waiver even when fully extended. * If you follow the instructions, it's not very hard to put together. It can be intimidating at first; however, the hardest part is getting the holes perfectly centered on the studs behind the wall. Once you have that, it's a smooth installation after that. Just KNOW where your studs are for both hanging and for cable management if you go behind the sheetrock. * Can handle VESA patterns from 100x100 to 600x400 which is quite versatile. Some mounts aren't able to accommodate sizes in between. * Operation was very smooth when moving TV and making minor adjustments to make level or angled. * Though this mount is made to extend outwards from the wall, it can hug the wall pretty close - slightly less than 3 inches. * It does have some decent cable management abilities built-in; however black zip ties work easily if you have some areas of concern. CONS: ----------- * This mount isn't made for vertical adjustments on the fly... it's mainly for pulling straight out from the wall, turning left/right, and can be angled if the angle adjuster knob is loosened then re-tightened. Just make sure you have the height right the first time. * I like for there to be an opening in the very center of the rear attachment (where it connects to the rectangle wall "base") for cord management; however, since this center piece is solid, a hole has to be created to the left or right of that area. This would allow power/HDMI cords to be run behind the wall (and down and out another hole below) in a more "centered" configuration rather from one side. This is nit-picking, but just a preference on my part. OTHER OBSERVATIONS: ----------- * Know that you must install in studs. A basic wall anchor, no matter how strong, simply will not work, or your TV will be on the ground fast. * Ensure that your TV has VESA mounting holes. You don't want to have your mount installed and then get to the point where you attach the bars to the TV and say "uh oh, no holes" CONCLUSION: ===================== This was my first wall mount as I typically put my TVs on a base or furniture of some sort for ease of use. This application ended up working well for us and in the end, the wife was happy. The template provided was great, and the mount itself is sturdy as a rock. If I had to hang another TV, I'd definitely buy this mount again if the area allowed. Great design overall A+

Stripped screw, damaged drywall - Will not let geek squad install anything again.

I recently installed this Rocketfish Mount for my tv and it’s great. The installation was easy, but I would recommend getting a taller friend to help. Honestly, mounts generally scare me. My tv weighs 40 to 50 pounds, and I don’t trust extending the single arm options because I’m afraid I’m going to come home with a hole in my wall and a tv on the ground if I don’t remember to reset it against the wall – worse, with two tweens, the last thing I want is for them to hurt themselves making an adjustment. This mount really appealed to me because of the two rectangular frames that attach to both the wall and the tv. This mount is sturdy and is rated to 125 pounds and 90” televisions. I was impressed with how sturdy the mount feels. It’s not light, so this is key for me. My tv is completely secure to the wall, even after I pull it out or adjust the tilt. You'll want to have a reasonably strong and tall friend to help you with the installation. I will mount this higher up on the wall in the future, but an admittedly foolish oversight. I have also attached a picture of the easy “Wall Mount Template” – a cool feature that helped me confirm that I had the tools that I needed before I got started – it works on installations for both wood or concrete and the other tools needed. I can adjust the tv to reduce glare from the sun and in the direction that is best for me and my family. It took a little time to get all of the pieces assembled, but now that it's up, it's solid as a rock with no fear of it coming off of the wall.