Amazon Basics Tilting Low Profile TV Wall Mount for 12 to 39" TVs and Flat Panels up to 40 Lbs, Black

The mount is heavy and very sturdy. I've only had it installed for about a week, but it appears it will last a very long time. There is a lot of hardware included for varying configurations to meet your installation needs. Installation was very easy. Excellent product.I only have a few complaints that do not warrant a deduction in the overall rating, but which I will share for the benefit of others:1. The hardware includes hallow wall anchors for mounting. However, the instructions state to only mount to a stud - which I would recommend also. The weight of the mount and of an attached TV at full extension would be more than I would want to put on such anchors. If there is no alternative, I would purchase more robust wall anchors to use.2. I needed to install this on a stud that was right next to a wall plate for the cable outlet. The width of the bracket that attaches to the wall is too wide to sit right next to the wall plate, so I had to use a small piece of scrap wood so the mount would sit above the wall plate. I will eventually move the cable outlet and repair the drywall so the unit can fit flush against the wall as intended.3. I had a very specific placement that required me to install the unit upside down. While it could work as is, the mating between the VESA mount and articulating arm would not be ideal. However, I found that the mount at the end of the articulating arm could easily be reversed by removing one screw. I think it would be beneficial to include such instructions in the manual.

I received it and two hours later it was installed and my TV was hanging from the ceiling. I had been looking into having a big screen in my home office for viewing files with an associate or simply be able to watch the news or cast Youtube while working. I had this old 42 Magnavox HD doing nothing in a closet, so I decided putting it to good use hanging in a corner of the office. A small digital antenna for OTA TV and a Chromecast device would do the rest. I found this AmazonBasics ceiling mount while searching for this type of product and decided that it looked good and price wise was the right choice. It surprised me from the start. Packaging was one of the best I've seen in a long time for any type of product, the metal coating looked very durable and soft to the touch, no sharp edges, and the amount of hardware that came with it was great. So many screws and spacers that will let you adapt it to the VESA mount of different TVs.Great product overall, the installation part was a breeze with my wife's help and in less that an hour the 55 lbs TV was hanging up there. Tilt adjustment was easy, and I can see that it will adapt well to vaulted ceilings although that's not my case.Much more than I expected from a product branded AmazonBasics, you could think of a "value" cheap product that at least will do the job. It is not, it's a high quality one. Enjoy!By the way, if you purchased the 37"to 80" unit, follow the instructions to install it here: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/C1fpDYVCleS.pdf

Extremely easy to swivel, but it's also very sturdy and reassures you how safe it is with the built-in leveler.I think a lot of people don't realize how badly they need a swivel mount until they get one. It's practically impossible to ever change your HDMI, audio, or Roku/Streaming devices. After ten years of having one of the older ones that isn't this, we're painstakingly pulling it off the wall and throwing it in the trash after assembling 2 of these already. A third one (the 32-to-80-inch) is on the way.We had the "top seller" one to save a few bucks but that doesn't have motion. It's awful. You need a specific screwdriver to swap out a new television (or repair it), it's burdensome, and you can't reach any of the HDMI or ports. You're also terrified if your wall is going to fall off. You're going to be swearing up and down with your phone's flashlight trying to figure out where the hell any of the parts are in a half inch of space. Seriously, at least 100 times of trying to get back there and using every colorful word I could imagine with those non-swivel things.This one has extremely fluid motion, but stays still. The TV only moves when you want it to move, and stays perfectly still when you leave it alone for 15 months.Assembly is always scary at first for every wall mount (you're drilling holes into your building's structure for a 100lb television to not crack anything), but this is easily the cleanest install. After owning the other one for 2 years, I had forgotten how to do it again. But it was hanging up within the hour. If you're a first-time wall mount installer, read every direction extremely carefully. I think a lot of the 1-stars here got a little too gungho and just started drilling without actually mapping where it was going to go and how much space they needed.