I have two of these. I mounted a 32 TCL Roku TV in our kitchen dining area. The full motion is very helpful when trying to put the TV flush to the wall or bring it out so that it is visible from a wide angle. It also allows for adjusting the TV to glare from lights and windows. The other mount is in our travel trailer. The ability to place the TV flush to the wall is very helpful when moving or traveling. The full motion allows for the TV to be positioned where best for the maximum number of viewers. Do watch for the depth of the screws so that you position the mount in the correct location and dont go through the wall on the other side.

I wanted my 50 inch insignia smart 4K tv with Ruko in the corner of my room. I didn’t use a stud finder, I found the stud by looking for the electrical outlet, I measured 16 inches for the center of the stud that the electrical outlet box is attached too and then determined the center of that stud. My wife and I already determined, prior to even receiving, the mount what the height was going to be so I did a small pencil mark for the height and the center of the stud. I have an impact drill and a hammer drill so pre-drilling with a wood bit the Lag bolts were not difficult. If you don’t have an impact drill, drill the pilot holes and then use a ratchet. In my opinion the Lag bolts are more heavy duty then I needed because my tv is no where close to 60#s. The TV already had screws for a tv mount so I did not have to use any of the additional hardware that was included. It’s my understanding that the TVS will actually indicate the type of hardware it needs to be mounted so just make sure you have lots of light cause it black written on a black TV. If your TV is over 40 pounds, you might want to secure the mount to two studs but it’s not necessary if you drill your pilot hole directly in the center of the stud. I think it was easy to install, it was a great price and once I get my spare room setup I’m going to buy another one! I’m very happy with my purchase. FYI studs are either 12,16,or 24 inches apart and you measure a stud to another from the center to center. Hope that helps

So many review were stating that you need to read the instructions thoroughly before installing it so I did. I spent 15 minutes reading the instructions for an install that took 10 minutes. Basically the instructions say (assuming that you are installing onto a wooden stud): 1) Know where the wall stud is and mark where the three bolts will go making sure that they are centered on the stud 2) Make sure to drill pilot holes with the proper size drill bit (This is a very important step) 3) Bolt it to the wall with the included bolts and washers (1/2 or 13MM Socket or wrench required) 4) Attach the brackets to the back of the TV with the included bolts and spacers. They have included a wide variety of bolts, washers and spacers. You wont need all of them just what fits your particular TV. 5) Hang the bracket on the arm and secure it with the two locking screws (Long Phillips screwdriver required) 6) Use the included Allen wrench to adjust the leveling adjustments if necessary. It literally was a 10 minute install job for two people but I could have done it by myself in 20 minutes. The arm has a pretty good range of motion and is fairly solid but I could see where you could easily have problems if you exceed the recommended weight limit which I believe was 60lbs. Something that I would add it that I chose this particular mount because it mounted vertical on a single stud and the location where I wanted to mount this TV only had one stud that I could mount to. I would not choose thins mount if you have room for a horizontal mount that can be secured across two or more studs. A horizontal mount with the load distributed can handle more load and horizontal mounts are usually more heavy duty. But if you only have one stud available and the TV is not too heavy this one is VERY easy to install and works well as long as you dont try to overload it weight wise.

It was easy install, tools provided were adequate and more than enough parts! it is further form the wall, not as flush, and even parts on the TV are sticking out, that makes the TV stand further form the wall. other than that- feels sturdy. definitely not one hand capable, use 2 hands to pull in and out...

If you have a 55” or smaller tv this works nicely. If your in CT and need assistance reach out to us and we will help

I use wall mounts all the time at work. I bought this one for my home install, and will be buying them at work from now on too. Good instructions, velcro cable wraps included, well built. It locks on all the angles which my old mount did not. My 45lbs 55 TV can be locked into 0 degrees on all angles.

Simple setup. Once the stud was located I had the TV on the wall in 5 mixtures.

Worked perfect, I purchased this to nought a 45 inch tv to a concrete wall. I reached out to customer service to request the concrete mounts and they responded quickly and I received the pieces in no time. Tv is currently mounted, sturdy, & safe. Well worth the price and a definite value

My brother mounted my 55 tv on this. The mount is sturdy and apparently well-made. It moves fairly well, if not a bit stiff, but thats okay. You do need an allen wrench *provided* to adjust the tilt. This can be a lil tricky if youre short like me. When you loosen the screw to tilt, be ready to catch/guide the tv with a free hand. I dont do a lot of moving the tv with the articulating arm, but Im glad I have that option and Im sure I will/would use it for watching from different angles in the room.

Not overwhelmingly incredible but it does the job. Nothing really negative to say other then the typical poor Chinese documentation. Pretty solid but Im not sure Id trust it with the larger size TVs they say they support. However, if I needed to mount another 30 TV, Id buy this.