Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mount does what it is supposed to do and does it well.

i put in bedroom holds tv very nice good value for money

Exactly what I was looking for....................

We needed a wall mount with good manueverability and this unit was perfect.

Provides total flexibility and durability for large screen TV viewing

A very Trudy wall mount system which tilts and swivels very easily.

I love this product. I'm not worried about the TV falling to pieces

looks very good in a corner and can't see the mount at all

I am very happy with this product. It is very well made.

Has large range of movement both sideways and up and down

Will buy the same thing for my next TV! It's great!!

i really like this product however it cost a pretty penny. I think the only reason why Sanus is pricing this so high is because there isn't that much competition.

Works great, but make sure you do not have metal studs in the wall.

Would recommend to others for the bigger flat screens

it's up and on the wall with little fuss, but one of the four plastic piece are broken. I still think it is up and secure, but one part is not technically on correctly

The are is very tight and there is not adjustment for the tension. Once it's out, it's difficult to get back in.

Solid construction, easy to install. There are several adjustments (tension, tilt), but I found the factory settings to be fine. Unit moves nicely. I can position my TV any way I want to. Motion is smooth. Mount feels solid and secure, I'm not nervous about moving the TV around. The mount is a bit expensive. Make sure to add to your home theater budget.

Hard to lay down a chunk of money that size to get a mount that won't hold it's tilt tension. Fairly easy to install, seems solid and secure, moves easily with adjustable tension for pivot, extend, tilt, but... the tilt will not hold my 66 lbs flat panel. I'm trying to aim it downward because it's mounted six feet up on the wall, but... the tilt will not hold. I have tightened it with the included tension knobs, which is required to do so by hand, and I have done it to the utmost extent, but it simply won't hold. Sanus recommends that I disassemble the unit and install the included spacers to achieve the degree of desired tilt, but I would have to go through the process of remounting it six feet up at 70 lbs. Took several attempts the first time, so I'm not enthused about taking it down again. Otherwise works great. My lag bolts didn't break as others have noted. Would mention that the ability to level the tv is both easy and absolutely necessary. I don't see how other people with non leveling mounts achieve proper levels, even using a 36" level and being spot on.

This mounting bracket was an excellent find for the space. The TV sits within a built in cabinet. However, to view it from multiple angles in the room, we needed the TV to come out 18 in. The mounting bar has offered us great flexibility to tilt and swivel the TV to adjust for glare (natural window light) or viewing angles (kitchen vs on sofa). The price was a bit high at BestBuy --- perhaps a person can find it cheaper someplace else.

The mount holds my 55" LG in place wonderfully. It is a lot sturdier than I though it would be. The three bad things are: 1) it was hard to calculate the mounting position to make the TV end up where I wanted it because there is no stated relationship between where you mount the rear bracket to the wall/studs and where the front bracket will end up 2) The arm is super stiff. I used this mount to make the nook above my fireplace into a virtual cabinet with the TV as the door. The only way to push the TV back is to put your hand in the middle of the screen and push HARD. If you try to push it back with the edges of the TV, it feels like the TV will break in half before the bracket starts to move. 3) It is too expensive for what it is. I purchased this at the store the night I purchased the TV because it was the only one in stock with the size and weight capacity I needed. A few days later I searched online and found different name brands that were almost the exact same for under $70.00.