Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had to return this. Does not pan, extend or tilt like it says. Makes a poor viewing angle for my setup. Went with the upgraded sanus that has more capability in positioning the tv.

This is a great mount but make sure your studs are spaced properly. I have one 10" stud right in the middle of the mantle and this mount didnt match up at all. I went to another store and bought a really good mount for about $200 cheaper.

I had to return this and exhange it for another wall mount that was just fixed to the wall. My tv is a 65inc and super heavy so the contractor said that a full motion wall mount might not be secure enough for such a heavy tv.

Good stand for multiple viewing angles, but when moved to ends of rails they bend and TV lists to one side, so you end up watching TV diagonally.

Even reading the instructions was a little bit confusing, but when properly installed it holds the weight of my 75" TV with ease.

I was told this was the only mount recommended for my 40" led tv... It weighed more than the tv. Excellent choice for 65" and bigger but not for my application.

This was allegedley a do it all, move in any direction wall mount for a large screen TV (65"). It was priced VERY HIGH and I expected a really special mount. NOT SO!. I had the "GEEKS" do the installation and this unit isn't even level. It tilts to the right so that the lower right corner is a full 2" lower than the left side. The swing capabilities are far more limited than expected and the distances of the up and down tilt are too restrictive to be of any advantage. REALLY DISAPPOINTED!!!

Not what I wanted but I hung it anyway. Is good for what I need. Wish it was easier to move with TV mounted, thats why 3 star.

Item was supposed to hold my 100 pound Sony 4K television but it started to twist under the weight when I attempted to adjust it. It became unlevel easily and seemed to slide on the rails without abandon. I was being installed by a Geek Squad professional so even they suggested that it was not ideal for what I was trying to do.

Some of the hardware was missing and did not adapt to my television. I had to buy hardware on my own to make it work.

They say that this mount has more range of motion than it really does. I can barely move the TV enough to plug in the cables let alone rotate it to be able to view from other points in the room. I would have probably returned it except for the fact that I bought it as a returned unit and couldn't. I now know why it was returned. At least I didn't pay full price...

The mounting system is solid, however, I wish it would move up or down a little

Did not get my tv flush against the wall like I wanted. Picked up something else. Will return this.

OK, but have to use more pressure than I'd like to push/pull tv out from wall. Afraid of doing too much, maybe??

It says it's rated for the size of my tv but I think the manufacturer should reconsider. This mount is very weak for large tvs and has a tendency to not stay level. I honestly felt afraid to move my tv for fear of it falling off this mount. I upgraded to a more expensive mount.

We changed our mind about our setup so we ended up taking it back but it looks like a good wall mount.

It's just a bracket. Not sure it's worth 300. Would probably get a cheaper one next time

I was all excited to hang my TV on the wall only to discover it wouldn't stay level due to the top bar of this wall mount being bent. Apparently this is not uncommon for this model. I'd suggest going with the Sanus BLF series if you want something that is heavier duty.

I am not fond of the quality of this unit considering the price I paid for it.

This is a good mount, but it is hard to fine tune.