--- product_id: 228766 title: "MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37\"-70\" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14\" AW9" brand: "videosecu" price: "1196.52 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Video Secu" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/228766-mw380b5-full-motion-articulating-tv-wall-mount-bracket-for-most store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Fits 37"-70" TVs 160Β° swivel & Β±12Β° tilt Supports up to 125 lbs MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37"-70" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14" AW9 **Brand:** videosecu **Price:** 1196.52 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ“Ί Elevate your viewing game β€” mount it like a pro, watch like a boss! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37"-70" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14" AW9 by videosecu - **How much does it cost?** 1196.52 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/228766-mw380b5-full-motion-articulating-tv-wall-mount-bracket-for-most) ## Best For - videosecu enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted videosecu brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Space-Saving Design:** Dual arm extends up to 14" and folds back to just 3" from the wall, maximizing your living space. - β€’ **Robust Weight Support:** Engineered to hold TVs up to 125 lbs, ensuring stability for your premium display. - β€’ **Dynamic Viewing Angles:** Full motion with 160Β° swivel and Β±12Β° tilt for the perfect, strain-free viewing experience. - β€’ **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly fits most 37"-70" LED, LCD & Plasma TVs with multiple VESA patterns up to 684x400mm. - β€’ **Effortless Installation & Adjustment:** Includes HDMI cable, mounting screws, and post-installation level adjustment for flawless setup. ## Overview The VideoSecu MW380B5 is a premium full-motion TV wall mount designed for 37" to 70" LED, LCD, and Plasma TVs. Crafted from durable alloy steel, it supports up to 125 lbs and multiple VESA mounting patterns. Its dual-arm design extends 14" from the wall and offers 160Β° swivel plus Β±12Β° tilt for customizable viewing angles. Easy to install with included hardware and post-installation leveling, it’s the perfect upgrade for a sleek, space-saving entertainment setup. ## Description Buy VideoSecu MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37"-70" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14" AW9: TV Wall & Ceiling Mounts - desertcart.com βœ“ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: Good mount with very minor issues - First off, before I bought this I read many reviews and did a lot of research. What I have found in research on so many items is that you have to believe a review in which someone has the same views, skills and knowledge as yourself or that you can believe through reading the content of their review. I have read many things that just did not bother me or that were really not a big issue at all that some people complained about. Keep that in mind. Pros - This mount was first of all GREAT VALUE. If you are looking for something that is becoming a national landmark, this is not a design for the ages. It is simple, doesn't look terrible by all means and very functional. - Some people have complained abut how hard it was to get to the handle to lock it down, to keep the display from tilting forward on its own. I don't get the issue here, it was quite easy. I mounted my TV around 7 ft in the air, above some book cases that I have against the wall in my computer room. I simply set the tv on the mount, latched the two safety devices (one on each side) to make sure the screen didn't pop off and tightened the tilt by pulling the screen out to full extension. You have full access to get to it, nothing stopping you. I don't get that gripe. My tilt holds without issue. - The fit on the crossbars it tight, maybe too tight but that is good for keeping things snug. For me to get the safety latches in place, I literally had to get the big mallet out and beat the crap out of them. The seal on the pieces that mount to the TV were so tight to the cross bars that I could not get them into the final resting position without a good whack, and I have some gorilla grip going on. You have to squeeze real tight with the little latch pushed up to try to get in place and whack it with a mallet. It is super snug which means super safe imo. Seriously, I have a guitar players grip; people with less hand strength might have issues here. Be smart and out think the hardware. It could have been manufacturing not being so precise but if you see it, you know what to do. - Sturdy. I am a big dude and I put some weight against it, no budging. I used a piece of poplar 2 x 8 at 3 ft long to help with centering and support. I believe the mount was something like 6"in height on the base, it was real easy then to get it where I wanted it. 6 large lag screws from the local box store, forget the screws that came with it. I do not like "pretty" black screws when i read that many have had issues with them. I went with "trusted" screws I have used before. Drilled pilots in the wood, then sunk one in the far left through a stud. Stud finders are terrible, so I went into the basement to see which side of the stud the outlet was on that was close by. Did some math for the metal box, drywall ring and then the stud. then measured off this to mark my wall at 16" centers. After sinking the left top, I rolled the wood up without scratching the wall and popped a 24" level on top. When level, I sank the bottom right and brought it tight. Then sank the other 4 and tightened the top left snug. I used a mini impact from my dual DeWalt set; it is better to use a mini impact than a true drill as it will snug everything better. I then used the same formula; marked my top left, pilot. Sink the lag into the frame snug, not too tight.Bottom right using a smaller torpedo level. Snug, then tight watching my level. Then I sank 6 more screws. No reason to be shy here and the cost of time and material is nothing. - Mounting the TV itself was easy. I have a Samsung KU7000 and it has a slightly curved back, yet the TV came with spacers to bring everything flat that worked just fine with the mount. Once the guides were on, I simply had to get the beast on there. I did have my wife help me on this one because of the height of the TV and the sheer size. It was not really hard to get on but I did notice that if you could not get a good view to see where to set it, you push the arms back and end up fighting yourself. Lean back over the edge and look when you are in position. My side went in but she struggled; no worries. Let the one side hang in and just lift the other side enough to drop in place. Hammer the safety latches down and you are gold. I used 2 heavy gauge cable ties through the holes to make sure they do not come out but I can tell you by the pressure, they are going no where. - Cable management. It is quite stiff to get the sides spread out, but it works to keep your cables away from the moving parts of the arms. Warning: if you have a lot of I/O, you might feel some pain here. I only hooked up a cable box, dvd player and ps3 to the TV. This brings 3x hdmi, 1 power cable and I ran cat 6 in as well. This amount of cable is overload already for these little wire ways but they did work for my needs. You may have more cables. - Some people reported their TV sliding as there is no mechanism to keep it centered. Maybe they changed something in the design but i saw nothing like that. No lean, no drooping. It just works. Maybe if you have an uber old plasma, the weight may take more of a toll on the mount. I was good and needed no cable ties, tape or any gadget to keep the TV in the same place. Cons - Cheap screws. Other than the threaded bolts, I would not use them. I was going to get newer ones anyway because of the length added by the 2x8 but they were cheap. - Ok, this is getting low but it is something that hacks me off to no end; if you are going to sell a product here, have someone proof read your instructions book in English before you print it. If I see grammatical errors or even typos, that tells me that some guy is printing this out in his garage and his friend is assembling these in the back yard. Professionalism starts with what people see and although I did chuckle a bit that they had no one to catch these errors, it looks bad. I was able to get past all the failures in the manual but guess what? I build stuff, huge manufacturing plants. Some people may not and will get confused and lost, then angry. Fix it. Review: Heavy-duty, easy to install, versatile - great value! - Having never bought a TV mount before, I really had no idea what to look for or what was important - all I knew was that I wanted something sturdy that wouldn't break the bank. After reading reviews for this and other mounts in the same category (articulated), I settled on this one based on price and reviews. Right out of the box, it was obvious this was a great mount - it was easy to swing around to various positions (even without the TV providing additional leverage), and it was solid, heavy, and looked great. Once I managed to find the studs in my wall, not an easy thing to do through wood paneling, I took a look at the installation hardware and found the one negative thing about this item - the lag screws provided MIGHT be able to hold the mount to the wall, but not a TV. I had read this in other reviews, so I went out in advance and bought some 3 1/2" lag bolts. A friend held the mount up to the wall while I leveled and marked it (please note, an assistant is recommended as the mount is fully assembled and is HEAVY), and a few turns of the wrench later it was up. The design of the mounting brackets for the back of the TV allowed me to install them high enough to attach my soundbar to the top of the TV - very cool, and saved me from having to buy a separate set of soundbar brackets! I hung the TV on the mount, tightened up the locking bars, and it was done. The TV is easy to move, from flat on the wall (sticks out about 4") to almost 90 degrees out - this is with a 37" TV, so of course a bigger TV wouldn't turn quite as far. A couple notes: - We ran cables for the soundbar, TV power, Wii, HDMI, optical audio & USB device, and they in NO way fit in the included cable management brackets. If you are running just HDMI, power, and maybe a set of RCAs you might be ok, but much more and you will be in trouble. However, I found some wire ties that have screw holes built-in, so I zipped up all the cables with these and attached them to the arms where the cable management pieces were supposed to go - problem solved! - Again - do NOT use the included lag bolts if you value your television (or wall, for that matter). Most hardware stores will sell construction-quality lag bolts for less than $1, so do yourself a favor and buy 4 of those. They even sell a type that doesn't require pre-drilling holes (just be prepared to exercize your wrench arm if you get those!). - The wall-mounting piece has holes that are about 16.5" apart and the WIDEST, so if your studs are 24" on center you are out of luck. However, if your studs are simply not centered on the wall, you can swing the TV to the left or right for some adjustment if needed. Bottom line - for the price, I couldn't imagine getting anything better. ## Features - Fits 37" 40" 42" 46" 47" 50" 52" 55" 58" 60" 62" 63" 65" 70" 75" LCD LED Plasma display - Supports mounting hole pattern 150x100 200x200 300x300 300x200 400x200 400x300 400x400 600x400 684x300 684x400mm - Supports display up to 125 lbs; Adjustable tilt forward 12 and backward 12 degrees and swivel 160 degrees side-to-side for comfortable viewing angle - Arm fold less than 3" or extend 14" from wall ; +/-3 degrees Post-installation level adjustment allows the TV to perfectly level - Fit 16 inch apart wood studs; HDMI cable and standard mounting screws included ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001LL5JDA | | Best Sellers Rank | #915 in TV Wall & Ceiling Mounts | | Brand | VideoSecu | | Brand Name | VideoSecu | | Color | black | | Compatible Devices | Televisions | | Customer Package Type | Frustration-Free Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 5,338 Reviews | | Finish Type | black | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00753182730561 | | Item Dimensions L x W | 3.15"L x 1.97"W | | Manufacturer | VideoSecu | | Material | Alloy Steel | | Model Name | FBA_MW380B | | Model Number | FBA_MW380B | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | FBA_MW380B | | Product Dimensions | 3.15"L x 1.97"W | | Special Feature | Number of screens supported: 1 | | Special Features | Number of screens supported: 1 | | UPC | 753182730561 799472273721 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** VideoSecu - **Compatible Devices:** Televisions - **Customer Package Type:** Frustration-Free Packaging - **Finish Type:** black - **Material:** Alloy Steel - **Model Name:** FBA_MW380B - **Number of Items:** 1 - **Product Dimensions:** 3.15"L x 1.97"W - **Special Feature:** Number of screens supported: 1 - **Unit Count:** 1 Count ## Images ![MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37"-70" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14" AW9 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71wx2HaFrUL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Any reason this won't work with a larger (79") TV? The VESA pattern works and the weight is <165 lbs.** A: While the weight limit and bolt pattern may match, the one difference I see between this mount and ones rated for larger Tv's is the wall side of the mount. This one has a 2.5 inch profile, whereas higher rated mounts have a 16" wide profile with more screws. I haven't tested it, but would imagine if the tv were at full attention to the left or right it may snap the screws if it were too large (too much leverage on such a thin profile with 3 mou ntikmg screws). But if the tv stayed straight out from the wall As long as the weight limit is observed it would work fine (at own risk) the arm is certainly strong enough. **Q: Will this mount fit 24" studs?** A: My mounting plate is only 19" wide, so no. You could make a second mounting plate with a sheet of 3/4" plywood, attach that to the 24" studs and then mount the TV mount to the ply wood. Extra work, I know but just an idea. This TV mount is solid as a rock and for the price, I haven't found better. **Q: Can the arm assy be repositioned (left/right) on the wall bracket before mounting to wall?** A: The arm is a part of the mounting hardware. The bracket that attaches to the TV can be slid right or left giving about 5-6 inches either way from center. **Q: can you mount this to a brick fireplace?** A: I would go buy some Brick mounting lags and insert sleeves, from any hardware store or even Walmart first, but yes with the proper lag bolts and a drill capable of making the necessary pre-drilled holes in the brick you should have no problem mounting it to brick. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good mount with very minor issues *by K***N on January 11, 2017* First off, before I bought this I read many reviews and did a lot of research. What I have found in research on so many items is that you have to believe a review in which someone has the same views, skills and knowledge as yourself or that you can believe through reading the content of their review. I have read many things that just did not bother me or that were really not a big issue at all that some people complained about. Keep that in mind. Pros - This mount was first of all GREAT VALUE. If you are looking for something that is becoming a national landmark, this is not a design for the ages. It is simple, doesn't look terrible by all means and very functional. - Some people have complained abut how hard it was to get to the handle to lock it down, to keep the display from tilting forward on its own. I don't get the issue here, it was quite easy. I mounted my TV around 7 ft in the air, above some book cases that I have against the wall in my computer room. I simply set the tv on the mount, latched the two safety devices (one on each side) to make sure the screen didn't pop off and tightened the tilt by pulling the screen out to full extension. You have full access to get to it, nothing stopping you. I don't get that gripe. My tilt holds without issue. - The fit on the crossbars it tight, maybe too tight but that is good for keeping things snug. For me to get the safety latches in place, I literally had to get the big mallet out and beat the crap out of them. The seal on the pieces that mount to the TV were so tight to the cross bars that I could not get them into the final resting position without a good whack, and I have some gorilla grip going on. You have to squeeze real tight with the little latch pushed up to try to get in place and whack it with a mallet. It is super snug which means super safe imo. Seriously, I have a guitar players grip; people with less hand strength might have issues here. Be smart and out think the hardware. It could have been manufacturing not being so precise but if you see it, you know what to do. - Sturdy. I am a big dude and I put some weight against it, no budging. I used a piece of poplar 2 x 8 at 3 ft long to help with centering and support. I believe the mount was something like 6"in height on the base, it was real easy then to get it where I wanted it. 6 large lag screws from the local box store, forget the screws that came with it. I do not like "pretty" black screws when i read that many have had issues with them. I went with "trusted" screws I have used before. Drilled pilots in the wood, then sunk one in the far left through a stud. Stud finders are terrible, so I went into the basement to see which side of the stud the outlet was on that was close by. Did some math for the metal box, drywall ring and then the stud. then measured off this to mark my wall at 16" centers. After sinking the left top, I rolled the wood up without scratching the wall and popped a 24" level on top. When level, I sank the bottom right and brought it tight. Then sank the other 4 and tightened the top left snug. I used a mini impact from my dual DeWalt set; it is better to use a mini impact than a true drill as it will snug everything better. I then used the same formula; marked my top left, pilot. Sink the lag into the frame snug, not too tight.Bottom right using a smaller torpedo level. Snug, then tight watching my level. Then I sank 6 more screws. No reason to be shy here and the cost of time and material is nothing. - Mounting the TV itself was easy. I have a Samsung KU7000 and it has a slightly curved back, yet the TV came with spacers to bring everything flat that worked just fine with the mount. Once the guides were on, I simply had to get the beast on there. I did have my wife help me on this one because of the height of the TV and the sheer size. It was not really hard to get on but I did notice that if you could not get a good view to see where to set it, you push the arms back and end up fighting yourself. Lean back over the edge and look when you are in position. My side went in but she struggled; no worries. Let the one side hang in and just lift the other side enough to drop in place. Hammer the safety latches down and you are gold. I used 2 heavy gauge cable ties through the holes to make sure they do not come out but I can tell you by the pressure, they are going no where. - Cable management. It is quite stiff to get the sides spread out, but it works to keep your cables away from the moving parts of the arms. Warning: if you have a lot of I/O, you might feel some pain here. I only hooked up a cable box, dvd player and ps3 to the TV. This brings 3x hdmi, 1 power cable and I ran cat 6 in as well. This amount of cable is overload already for these little wire ways but they did work for my needs. You may have more cables. - Some people reported their TV sliding as there is no mechanism to keep it centered. Maybe they changed something in the design but i saw nothing like that. No lean, no drooping. It just works. Maybe if you have an uber old plasma, the weight may take more of a toll on the mount. I was good and needed no cable ties, tape or any gadget to keep the TV in the same place. Cons - Cheap screws. Other than the threaded bolts, I would not use them. I was going to get newer ones anyway because of the length added by the 2x8 but they were cheap. - Ok, this is getting low but it is something that hacks me off to no end; if you are going to sell a product here, have someone proof read your instructions book in English before you print it. If I see grammatical errors or even typos, that tells me that some guy is printing this out in his garage and his friend is assembling these in the back yard. Professionalism starts with what people see and although I did chuckle a bit that they had no one to catch these errors, it looks bad. I was able to get past all the failures in the manual but guess what? I build stuff, huge manufacturing plants. Some people may not and will get confused and lost, then angry. Fix it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heavy-duty, easy to install, versatile - great value! *by S***W on October 22, 2012* Having never bought a TV mount before, I really had no idea what to look for or what was important - all I knew was that I wanted something sturdy that wouldn't break the bank. After reading reviews for this and other mounts in the same category (articulated), I settled on this one based on price and reviews. Right out of the box, it was obvious this was a great mount - it was easy to swing around to various positions (even without the TV providing additional leverage), and it was solid, heavy, and looked great. Once I managed to find the studs in my wall, not an easy thing to do through wood paneling, I took a look at the installation hardware and found the one negative thing about this item - the lag screws provided MIGHT be able to hold the mount to the wall, but not a TV. I had read this in other reviews, so I went out in advance and bought some 3 1/2" lag bolts. A friend held the mount up to the wall while I leveled and marked it (please note, an assistant is recommended as the mount is fully assembled and is HEAVY), and a few turns of the wrench later it was up. The design of the mounting brackets for the back of the TV allowed me to install them high enough to attach my soundbar to the top of the TV - very cool, and saved me from having to buy a separate set of soundbar brackets! I hung the TV on the mount, tightened up the locking bars, and it was done. The TV is easy to move, from flat on the wall (sticks out about 4") to almost 90 degrees out - this is with a 37" TV, so of course a bigger TV wouldn't turn quite as far. A couple notes: - We ran cables for the soundbar, TV power, Wii, HDMI, optical audio & USB device, and they in NO way fit in the included cable management brackets. If you are running just HDMI, power, and maybe a set of RCAs you might be ok, but much more and you will be in trouble. However, I found some wire ties that have screw holes built-in, so I zipped up all the cables with these and attached them to the arms where the cable management pieces were supposed to go - problem solved! - Again - do NOT use the included lag bolts if you value your television (or wall, for that matter). Most hardware stores will sell construction-quality lag bolts for less than $1, so do yourself a favor and buy 4 of those. They even sell a type that doesn't require pre-drilling holes (just be prepared to exercize your wrench arm if you get those!). - The wall-mounting piece has holes that are about 16.5" apart and the WIDEST, so if your studs are 24" on center you are out of luck. However, if your studs are simply not centered on the wall, you can swing the TV to the left or right for some adjustment if needed. Bottom line - for the price, I couldn't imagine getting anything better. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Mount - Samsung LN52A750 *by D***E on January 15, 2012* After reading through many of the reviews, I decided on this mount. I have an older Samsung LN52A750 (52" LCD) with the VESA of 600mm x 400mm (WxH) @ 66.4lbs w/o stand, and this mount works excellent. You will need to use the included longer M8 screws with spacers to attach the brackets to the back of the TV. This mount is designed for studs that are 16" on center, however there are no center holes which is probably by design so you are sure to mount it to two studs, and not just one for larger TV's. The area in which I wanted to hang my TV, it so happened that the center line was also where the center stud was, so I would have had to mount it off to one side, and then pull the TV over on the mount for it to be centered between the two windows. This would look very awkward. To "fix" this, I cut a 2x4 so that it spanned the center stud to the other two on each side of it. Painted the 2x4's with some Black Stain Finish spray paint to give it a more finished appearance and mounted those to the wall with some 3" wood/deck screws, and then mounted the mount to the 2x4's. The TV obviously sticks out from the wall a little further, but that's OK. We have a fake ficus which covers one side, and the other people can really see. You may be able to use some 1" Plywood and do something similar. But, I know its secure and isn't going anywhere with the 2x4's. After that, mounting was pretty straight forward. The tilt function has two "lockdown" points on either side, there is a tiny bit of play, and if you are not careful about tightening them down, it can cause the TV to "rotate" very slightly, but enough that if you have a table beneath the TV you can tell something isn't right. Have a person on each side and slowly tighten down the clamps and check with torpedo level worked for me. After all done, the mount is a little tight. I think you can adjust the tension on the arms, probably by loosening the bolts at the pivot points slightly, but since we don't plan on moving it a lot, it will be fine. I don't think you can go wrong with this mount, the value is excellent, and the build is pretty sturdy. ## Frequently Bought Together - VideoSecu MW380B5 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 37"-70" LED LCD Plasma HDTV Up to 125 lbs with VESA 684x400 600x400 400x400 150x100mm, Dual Arm Pulls Out Up to 14" AW9 - VideoSecu ML531BE2 TV Wall Mount kit with Free Magnetic Stud Finder and HDMI Cable for Most 26-55 TV and New LED UHD TV up to 60 inch 400x400 Full Motion with 20 inch Articulating Arm WT8 - VideoSecu Mounts Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 23"- 85" LCD LED UHD Plasma TV with 75X75 100x100 400x400 684x400 700x400mm, with Magnetic Stud Finder and HDMI Cable MF609B BXM --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/228766-mw380b5-full-motion-articulating-tv-wall-mount-bracket-for-most](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/228766-mw380b5-full-motion-articulating-tv-wall-mount-bracket-for-most) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-10-10*