I installed this with a friend fairly easily. the instructions are straight forward, and took about 2 hours. It's definitely better quality materials but I am unsure if this is the best mount for an OLED TV, since the bracket sits much lower on the TV. Keep that in mind when hanging the TV! the bottom of the wall mount is essentially where the very bottom of my TV sits (See pics) so here are my pro's and con's. Pro: 1) purchased for $159 on cyber monday 2) higher quality materials (even comes with mesh tubing for your wires!) it's solid materials, HEAVY mount! 3) once mounted you can pull TV in/out, tilt up/down, turn the angle left and right. Get's really close to the wall. 4) helpful customer service which I had to call to figure out which screws I needed for the bracket attachment to the TV itself. Con: 1) need 2 people for sure. 2.) didn't come with the drill but, would have been a nice touch to include. took a trip to Ace Hardware for the required 7"32" bit. 3) came with a ton of screws and you find the ones that match your TV, sadly it didn't come with the screws I needed for. (If you have an LG OLED B9, C9, etc, where the TV screen itself is razor thin and attached to the small back, you'll need the 6m 20mm screws. (It comes with 12 mm and 35 mm, one is too short and the other is too long!) DO NOT use the shorter ones in compromise, your TV can fall off!! Take the other screws with you to the store so you can match the head of the screw, because ACE had like 5 different ones, all the same girth/length, but the head of the screws were different. 4) cost, if you're buying it at $269+ 5) although it's super easy to maneuver, pulling it in and out (towards/away from the wall) is hard. Some other reviewers said they couldn't even tilt or turn it, everything is easy on mine, except for the in/out. It requires 2 people for sure, but again.. that could be because of my specific OLED, there's no where to 'grab' the TV that won't make you feel like you're going to crack that tiny thin screen. 6) with the OLED sitting higher on that mount and depending on how high you put your TV versus sitting/viewing angle, you can see the bottom of the bracket at the bottom of your TV. It's not awful, but if that sort of thing bugs you, you've been warned (see pic, circled in red). Overall, I'm happy with this purchase. Opening the box I was a little intimidated since I am by no means an install pro, but with a little reading and organizing all of your items and making sure you have everything before you start, you should be good to go! *There are different types of installs and obstacles, mine was straight forward, flat drywall/wood stud mount, no fireplace underneath/stone/ceramic etc. There are different installation requirements for cement/stone/fireplace/corners etc. and this review is not based off those.

It was very easy to install and even on though my wall it uneven it’s sturdy! I tested it before installing tv and motion is smooth. My Tv is pretty light so I have no issue turning to kitchen or eating space for viewing

A very reasonably priced wall mount. I mounted it last weekend and had never mounted any TV before. We mounted it to a TV that my father in law gave us (used) so it is compatible with a lot of brands. Just do your research ahead to make sure the model can fit and within the weight guidelines. They have paper and on-line videos. It's pretty straightforward as long as you take your time. The hardest part will be finding your wall studs and making sure its level. This kind of mount is really meant to be flush to the wall. You can pull it out to get access to the ports in the back but its not one where you can swivel it around so make sure its in the center of where you want to mount it.

Great movement. Before installing, decide if you want to hide the wires. When installing yourself, be sure you have another person helping you to lift the tv. Fairly easy to install. We love it!

It is amazing it handles a 60-inch TV like nothing you can pull it away from the wall approximately 15 inches straight out you can push it back in flush with the wall and you can turn it from side to side to see it from other parts of the room it's the only way to go if you have a big flat screen