Full Motion Tilt Swivel TV Wall Mount Bracket, Lumsing 10-32 Inch Articulating Arm for Plasma LCD LED Flat Screen VESA 75x75mm 100x100mm up to 33lbs

One thing I didn't know about TV mounts before finding one is that one size fits most. Just make sure that the mount that you are purchasing is sized to fit your TV.The mount arrived in good packaging and I was surprised to find that it already included a good amount of hardware. It had heavy-duty screws, anchors, washers, smaller screws for the TV mount, wrenches, a level and an allen key. It's pretty much everything you could need and not have to run out to Home Depot.That being said, I still recommend going to Home Depot or another hardware store and picking up toggle bolts or butterfly screws (you'll need two) unless you're able to mount the TV into a stud. I used 3/16 x 2" toggle bolts and it worked perfectly and only cost me two bucks. If you don't know where/what your studs are, be safe and just pick up the hardware. Two bucks can save you a lot more if you do it the right way.The mount is good and has a nice range to it. The joints might be a bit tight when you first get it, but you can loosen/tighten them at will with the provided wrench (although an adjustable wrench would be better so you don't strip them).The only issue I had with this mount is that it says it's rated to hold up to 33 lbs. but it's unable to mount my 25 lb. TV; the second joint always folds into itself under the weight regardless of how much I tighten it.

This is a good mount for smaller TV's. I used it to mount a 24 inch panel in my kitchen. It is small and compact and works well for smaller display panels. The price is very reasonable and the overall quality is good with the right amount of friction in the pivot points to hold the TV. The only reason I did not give this mount five stars is the "star" bracket that the TV attaches to, is prone to rotate because there is only one bolt and no provisions to prevent the bracket from rotating on the bolt. I would characterize this as a very minor annoyance, not a significant design defect. If the attachment point on the single-beam articulating arm had a 'channel' instead of a flat mounting surface, that would restrain the rotation of the curved section of the TV mount bracket and add very little to the BOM cost.

This wall mount works fine and moves as stated. I had no trouble installing it and have had no problems with it. We use it everyday. I mounted a small 13" TV in my kitchen and it gets moved and adjusted daily. The only thing I would caution is that I installed it on the 13" Supersonic television with the DVD player and the DVD player was in the way of the outside set of holes so it would not mount flush. It was an easy fix for us as we took our circular saw and cut off 2 of the outer holes so it would fit flush. We only needed the inner sets of holes for our small TV and it installed great after our quick fix.

Works fine. I got lucky, I went to mount the TV center on the wall, there happened to be a stud exactly center on the wall, this was important because the screws must go into a stud and there is only 2 screws holding it to the wall.only 2 flaws:1) The bracket between the TV and the arm does not hold it level, easy solution for me was I took a ratchet and tighten that bolt really tight.2) When you fold the arm up one of the bolts touches the inside of the other arm section. You could flip the bolt over the have the nut on the top, but if you move it a lot, over time that bolt will slowly become loose and if the nut ever does fall off you better have quick reflexes. The directions have the nut on the bottom for a reason.

Works just as described. Surprisingly well built. I used it to mount a Supersonic 13 inch TV for a client with CCTV surv cameras. The TV weighs a lot less than the mount..lol. I wouldn't suggest using the wall anchors, catch a stud with the supplied lag bolts. A battery drill with a small drill bit and a phillips head chuck is all you need. The heads of the lagbolts are phillips head. The mount has several ways to level the TV. All of the hardware you need will come with this mount. It is simple to understand and with only a small amount of DYI ability you can hang it without even reading the instructions. Great, sturdy mount for a great price. Buy it

Fit our TV perfectly. The model was listed in the compatible models list and the screws for mounting were predrilled in the TV. The screws that come with the mounting bracket should probably be replaced. I went to Lowes and bought heavy duty stainless steel screws to replace the ones that came with the unit. This is wall mounted with our 24" LCD TV and I mounted it myself. I especially like the wall mounting bracket which is vertical so I don't have to line it up across 2 studs - just find one stud and line it up, drill the holes and attach.

I really enjoy having this mount in my home office. It was perhaps one of the easiest installs of any mount I have ever used. It also is very versatile in its ability to move in multiple positions. Looks great. Adds room to my desk with it being on the wall. I highly recommend purchasing the Driller Toggle Screws by Cobra from Home Depot. You do not have to go through the trouble of finding a stud. Each screw holds 100lbs by going into drywall only. If you don't have a stud finder, take a guess. If you do, just avoid the stud and it'll go in super easy.

We used this to mount a monitor for a CCTV system in a small IT closet. It's definitely sturdy and easy to mount - a big plus. Nothing fancy about this though, and not something I would use to swivel a monitor repeatedly, but it's definitely nice to be able to swing it out of the way when needed.If you have a monitor that won't fit this - you have a very odd monitor as it fits the basic VESA mounts that have been on LCD monitors for a decade now.Great price - 2-day shipping - good product - what else you do you want?

For the price this is a good wall mount unit. In retrospect, it would be so much easier to mount the monitor onto the unit if it came with a quick release plate. What I mean is to have a quick release VESA plate that is separate that mounts to the back of the monitor. Then you mount the articulating part to the wall and snap the quick release plate and monitor afterwards. It would be easier than aligning 4 screens while trying to hold onto the monitor when you are up a ladder.

This mount was a Perfect fit for a 24" Insignia Roku TV. Each of its joints were engineered in such a way as to prevent 'sagging' and it was designed to make installation a breeze. Honestly, it was a pleasure installing this to the wall and the tv. It simply doesn't get more simple than this, and yet the mount is made from thick, sturdy metal. Very pleased and thrilled for the price.

Do not buy this, it has a horrific design flaw, with a central adjustment screw located *between the vesa mount and the screen* this means its impossible to adjust after installation and as it has a lot of stress placed on the screw, it loosens immediately, resulting its a off centre screen

The one center bolt that permits twisting and tilting is crucial (next to 4 screws mounting tv).I found that applying a medium threadlock goop to the screw thread and the nut thread solved the problem of this getting loose and making setup difficult.D C

Missing quick ajustement for the tilt of the screen you took me an hour à just the screen properly... You always have to take the screen apart from the arm and guess the proper tilt. Other than that work perfectly.