Mount-It! Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65 inch LCD, LED, Plasma Flat Screen TV| Universal Heavy Duty Television Mount with 175 lbs Load Capacity | 15 Degree Tilt, Max VESA 600x400

Very well built and sturdy. Heavy gage steel (.070" thk), with double formed hangers, should hold a heavy TV securely. Locking mechanism different than shown. Mine has a locking bar that slides under bottom edge securing hangers. This is simpler, and better in my opinion. Tilt mech works well, with adjusting knobs that are easy to reach and set. Overall quality of surface finish and edge deburring is excellent. Comes with a good variety of hardware and spacers to fit many TV brands. Also has lag bolts and wall anchors that may be overkill for most wall studs. I just used #12 pan head screws (with 1-1/4 in past paneling) and washers that worked fine for my 40" Samsung that was only 23 lbs. This unit has better quality for half the price of lesser mounts found at my local Best Buy. Very pleased! Mount-It! MI-303B, 24" Tilting Wall Mount

Altho priced lower than many other TV mounts I have researched, this mount worked perfectly, was easy to install, easy instructions, plenty of materials supplied for just about any mounting situation - wood, brick, hollow walls - the needed materials are all included. Heavy duty plus the tilt have greatly improved our TV watching experience. Would gladly recommend. Not sure why the other companies charge at least twice the price for virtually the same kind of mount. This is one case where "You get what you pay for", implying a lesser price means a lesser product, just doesn't apply. Good product @ a good price.

I hung two TVs today, one a 42" Panasonic and one a 50" Panasonic. Actual mount does not match the picture shown. The picture shows holes all along the top & bottom rows but there is not any holes in the center of the wall mount which is not a big deal it just means that you must have the wall mount offset from being perfectly centered but that alone causes the problem I'll describe below. The problem is that the wall mount is less than 32 inches (something less than 30") which means that you can't span across two full bays which have studs 16" apart. Most of the time you have your power outlet and cable/hdmi connector in the middle of your fireplace so you know that there is one stud in that location so now ideally you'd like to span across one stud to the left and one stud to the right but the mount won't span that far because it is less then 32" so you have to pick a side to attach the wall mount to two studs and if your TV is about a 42" width, that is ok because you can slide the TV on the wall mount to center the TV but on my 50" TV the brackets on the back of the TV are wider than the 42" TV and barely fit on the wall mount so there is no room to slide it on the wall mount to center the TV. If the wall mount was wider, something like 36", I could fasten the four lag screws on the outer studs and span two bays instead of one. Keep in mind that there are no holes in the center so you can't put lag bolts in that center stud because of that.

At first I bought this TV mount thinking it was licensed or manufactured by Samsung. Kind of like when you only have a new car serviced at the dealership, you think it will be best for your baby. Well, this is some kind of other brand, and I think the listing purposely obscured that fact. The funny thing is, this is a very well-made wall mount and I'm completely satisfied. The mount is heavy and it is as adjustible as it can possibly be. One part of the mount is bolted to wall studs, and the other part is comprised of two bars that are screwed into the TV. The bars line up precisely with the TV screw holes, and the included hardware matches those threads exactly. It does seem made for the TV - a higher-end 2010 50" Samsung plasma in this case. This mount obviously is meant to work with other (Samsung) TVs as well because it comes with a huge assortment of hardware and variously spaced holes for mounting. My TV is at least 50 pounds, but it was easy to "hang" the TV due to a clever hook and rail design.

Brackets are very sturdy. Simple set up and they even include a level tool, although one is already built into the mount itself. I accidentally ordered two and ended up mounting two tv's as a result. Highly recommended that you have a good stud finder. Also, as this is really close to the wall, it can be challenging to fasten the two lock screws after mounting the tv. I found using a screwdriver with a long handle works best. Definitely slide the TV into the desired position before fastening the lock screws. The TVs I mounted were 60 and 65 inches and each weighed between 60 and 75lbs.

After 2 years of having our 50-inch Panasonic plasma sit on the bedroom dresser, we decided to mount it on the wall to save space, facilitate furniture dusting, etc. We've done this only once years ago and are deliberate in measuring / planning, etc., but it only took about 50 minutes, and that included finding and gathering the drill / bits / level, and so on. The quality of this thing is very good and the design is straightforward. There are not a million pieces to deal with (they actually provide different size bolts (e.g. M6/ M8) to match the different TVs the customer might have. We used the largest - M8s - and the smaller size of bolts/washers/spacers [for curved back TVs] will just go into our odds and ends box in the garage). The mount will span only two studs that are 16-inches apart, but that is more than enough for this TV - in effect, I can bet the value of the TV that the mount isn't going *anywhere* ... a couple of notes: a 2-inch level is provided but I'd recommend using a 'real' stand-alone level. Hex lug screws are used to mount the back panel to the wall/studs but the package didn't include any tool to drive these (I have my own). Bottom line: no need to spend more than $40-60 for something of this quality. I would buy this again.

Great product ease of installation and looks good

Didn't fall of the wall yet. So seems good😄

very happy with it

Got it a while back and put it up a few days later. It barely fit my Samsung 53" but did fit. Everything seemed to be alright quality and worked fine except that the built in level wasn't level. Didn't think much of it when installing and trusted it. But when put the tv up on it, it looked crooked. Confirmed it is crooked with a proper level. But for the price im quite happy.

Good product.