32" Articulating Arm Long Extension TV Wall Mount Bracket (24" Studs)

this is typical low quality Chinese craftsmanship. The bracket is not universal in that the precision of the parts are not able to be flipped without modification. I needed to flip the main bracket on the wall side to get everything aligned with the studs. This required some minor disassembly and reassembly and the plate which mounts the arm to the wall bracket isn't uniform in shape and would not slide all the way down the track of the wall bracket. rather than being a perfect rectangle it was slightly acute trapezoidal. As such it's lack of uniformity also meant the mounting holes did not line up precisely. I had to grind the bracket to make it small enough to slide from one end of the track to the other and then had to drill out the holes (over size sometimes called hogging out or ovaling or slotting) by about 1/8" to have enough room to get the screws to line up with the threaded metal arm plate. it took about 30 additional minutes to modify. Other than that it works great. I am sure based on this quality issue that the steel is not USA grade steel and the screws and bolts are probably also lower grade steel but it holds my 60" Visio and allows me to store in a parallel to the wall configuration and watch in a perpendicular to the wall configuration. my living room is small and open concept which means I don't have a wall which is parallel to my couch (so no place to mount the TV in a perpendicular viewing location), so I had to mount it on a wall perpendicular to my couch and since my couch buts to this wall I needed an arm which allowed my TV to pull away from the wall and rotate unobstructed a full 90 deg which this does. That also means it will rotate 90 deg in the opposite direction for a total of 180 deg of articulated motion if need be. This is nice because in need it at about -45 deg to view from my kitchen and -90 deg to view from my desk.It was the lowest priced solution, but as I said it needed some modification so if you're not a DIY person with a grinding wheel or bench top grinder and a set of drill bits to hog out the holes to gain alignment then try the more expensive mounts.Oh yeah and I broke a bit in the process so I suppose I should add that additional $5 to my all in cost. Still cheapest solution.

This worked great to mount a 70" TV up in the corner of my living room with very little room to spare.The moment of lifting the TV onto the mount was a little nerve-racking. Luckily, I had my wife and daughter to lift the TV from the sides while I lifted from the back-center and reversed under the TV mount while I watched and lined up the 2 half-threaded-in bolts down into the slots. It seemed like it would be difficult to accomplish before attempting it, but was surprisingly easy when actually doing it. My other TV mounts have easier methods, but this worked out fine.The mount is plenty sturdy. My 70" TV is a shade under 60 lbs and this mount can easily handle it fully extended, along with a soundbar that I mounted to the TV + mount which adds another 8 or 10 lbs. When mounting the plate to the wall with 6 lag bolts going into the studs, I tested it by hanging from the wall-plate and it held all 185 lbs of me.Would buy again and recommend for anyone that wants a wide range of motion for their TV.

We purchased this for install with our 65" Samsung Frame TV because we did need to access the back. But the result was a little shifty. This was not because of the installation to the wall which was very firm and sturdy! but the nature which this attaches to the bracket (part of this product) that mounts to the back of the TV with 2 bolts that can only be tightened so much and still result in a possible shift. this was not an installation error but an error in the design of this bracket -so the bolts in an oblong opening provide for flexibility but also result in shifting- not a great thing with an expensive tv that you want to be perfectly straight and feel more secure. Plus the new mount was rather stiff so we ended up shifting the tv around on the bracket when we tried to pull it in and out.

Good solid mount with lots of various nuts, bolts, screws, etc. to meet your installation needs. Holds my 65 inch tv effortlessly. Range of motion is good and moves easily. Tilt function works good as well as leveling tv side to side with two screws. Really good mount for the money. Replaced one I had for years that I paid several hundred dollars for, this one is much lighter weight but every bit as sturdy.

This is a sturdy product and a good unit for extended reach and swivel. I mounted this close to the ceiling in our bedroom. The TV is attached to the unit in a different manner than most TV mounts and was difficult to do if not at arm height. If you plan to mount this at a height above your head, help will be needed to attach the TV to the swivel arm. Overall it is a good product, but more difficult than most to attach the TV to.

This is a top-notch TV hanger with an extension arm long enough to turn a 65" TV nearly 90 degrees to the wall it's hung on. Even includes 3" lag bolts for mounting to wall studs and saved me a trip to the store.

I needed a mount that would extend my 60" Samsung out 30" from the built in cabinetry in my house. This works perfectly and lets the flat screen TV extend to the front of the cabinet without a stand. Very happy with how level the TV is and the ability to swing it to the side to improve viewing from an angle.

I used this mount outdoor on a Stucco over brick with a 55" TV. I needed a long range of movement so the TV could go at a complete 90 degree angle from the wall. This stand did just that, and in style!! It is super sturdy and no sag what so ever with a 55" Samsung LED TV on it. It is very adjustable side-to-side as well with several mounting locations. Highly recommend.