TOPSKY Electric Ceiling TV Mount with Remote, Motorized Drop Down TV Ceiling Mount for 32–70 Inch Flat & Curved TVs, Up to 88 lbs, VESA 600x400, Fits Flat & Pitched Ceilings, Black

If your looking for a swivel to move you’re tv around in a family room, this is your best option and love that it’s remote controlled. Use Velcro to put remote behind tv.

I am inclined to leave a review because I read a lot of reviews before buying it trying to get the right product. I hung a 70 inch TV with this. The mounting holes were a bit low on the TV, and I was expecting that I'd have to make some carbon steel monstrosity in order to better center the mount so the ceiling wouldn't be an issue, but upon measuring I didnt need to, all I did was attach a large enough base of 2x8 to the ceiling joints above the drywall ceiling to drop the area enough to get the clearance I needed. Motor also seems to lift and drop the tv perfectly find for now. Who knows how long this will last, but for now, it is perfect!

Worst customer service ever. I have been trying for 2 weeks to speak to a manger about replacing the tv bracket as we received it and it does not work... BIGGEST POS EVER DO NOT BUY

Perfect idea,exactly did the jobe

I have three dogs. Three large dogs. Three large dogs who like to wrestle. Armed with this information, you shouldn’t have much trouble imagining exactly how my prior 68” TV happened to topple over. It died on the spot. Neither thoughts, prayers, nor TV–CPR could save it. So when I bought a new 68” TV, I decided it should remain safely out of reach of floor–dwelling creatures. The room layout did not lend it self to a wall mount, so that left ceiling mounts. Trouble is, I wanted the luxury of being able to move the TV completely up and out of the way. Most ceiling mounts let you point the TV this way or that, but they don’t let you move them out of the way. So I decided to go with the TOPSKY Electric Adjustable Ceiling TV Mount. I cannot express how pleased I am with it. Were Amazon to allow it, I would give it 10 stars. Picture this: I press the DOWN button on the remote, and my 68" TV, the one you hadn’t noticed because it had been suspended parallel to the ceiling, slowly and carefully angles itself down into perfect viewing position. When I’m ready to stop watching, I push the UP button, and the TV smoothly, quietly returns to its position parallel to the ceiling. So, key points: 1. It works, gloriously well, as advertised. 2. With no stand or cabinet taking up space, it makes the room effectively bigger. 3. Perhaps most important, it keeps the TV safe from rambunctious dogs. Try as they may, and I wouldn’t put it past them to give it their all, my dogs cannot reach a TV mounted from the ceiling. Neither, for that matter, can rambunctious kids. IMPORTANT: Installation requires work and brains. Don’t even think about securing the unit to a plaster ceiling. You’re going to need to anchor it through the ceiling to something solid above it. In my case, that required spending time in the crawl space installing 2x6 beams and then screwing the unit into them. ALSO IMPORTANT: Don’t forget that you’ll need to be able to plug in the TV and the unit. Unless you want to dangle an extension cord across your room, which, I hardly need observe, would be tacky, you’re going to want to install an electrical socket in the ceiling. Don’t be too impressed at my installation skills. I have none. I paid someone who knew what he was doing to handle the work and brains part for me. If you’re not handy—lord knows I am not—here’s hoping you know a good handyperson.