Nice, easy, low-Clearance mount for your Plasma or LCD
926858
I bought this mount and used for a LCD mount in my office... Does a great job of keeping things close to the wall (low profile). It's made for larger screens and just sticks out of the sides with my 27" monitor (w/ built-in side panel speakers), so be weary and measure the width of your device. works great. Heavy guage steel, Horizontal mount only, no Theft-resistant security. Just mount the plate, mount the brackets to the back of the monitor, and hang. simple.
1455971
This mount is built like a tank, works great, and as an added bonus gets great marks for fit and finish. I used this to mount a 19" Vizio to the basement rafters to have a TV in front of exercise equipment, and it's perfect. To answer an oft-asked question: yes, the decorative round, black caps can be removed to adjust the tension on the vertical arm so it can hold the TV at whatever angle you need. If you're happy with just having it at 0 or 90, you can loosen the tension to make it easy to flip up and down. If you want to hold the TV at any given random angle, just increase the tension until you strike the right balance between ease of flipping and holding power. It's simple to do. The latching mechanism is simple, solid, and reliable. My only complaint is that it can only rotate 90, but that's clearly stated in the description so it's not a complaint so much as a wish-list item. The mount comes with all necessary hardware: beefy mounting bolts and washers, nylon anchors, screws to mount to TV, allen wrenches, etc. The instructions are "Ikea" or "Lego" style: pictures but no words. Overall, this is a really nice product at any price; the fact it's so low-priced makes it an awesome value!
236459
I love the wall mount for the flat screens. I have purchased four of these Cheetah mounts for the serveral TV's in the house. I really like the rotating kind as you have the ability to turn the TV in different directions to view at different angles. This is really helpful on my plasma TVs. The price was almost $50 less than the mounts in the local Best Buys and Walmarts. Easy to install and worth the price.
2924301
I have order 5 of these thus far and I have no complaints on the mount.  This mount is very sturdy and is more than enough for my 42in plasma and 50in plasma. Very quick shipping also.
955964
I like this item, solid, etc.  Numerious screems and connectors to fit just about anything.

When buying, keep in mind the thickness of the mount.  By there nature, swivle, titling mounts will be bulky and hold screen away from wall.  I wanted my new flat screen to be as close to wall as possible, because it's wall is in a traffic pattern of house.

I accomplished a little bit of down warn tilt to "aim" at couch by installing three or four metal washers between tv and brack at top two mounting points.  This worked out really well.
1419508
I had a monitor arm I hadn't used in quite a while, and seem to have lost the 100mm VESA conversion plate it came with at some point, so it was stuck at the 75mm plate that was part of the arm itself. The monitor had 100mm hole placement.

This was an effective and simple solution to the problem: I mounted this to the back of the monitor, mounted those in turn to the monitor arm, and now I have more desk space again.

Manufacturing costs are probably considerably lower than the pricing, but still relatively reasonably priced considering it doesn't just come with the plate, but with the various screws and methods of securing it. Solidly constructed.
2234365
First, this is a solid mount that has an ease of installation too.  I would imagine, any reputabale major brand TV in the size range mentioned will be compatible...it was just fine on my very thin Toshiba 47" HDTV.  This Mount-It! unit is a no-nonsense one that while fairly light is still constructed with ample sturdiness (I can't see any quibbles regarding this "as it ain't over-built and isn't under-built).  The real selling point here, and the thing that separates it from so many others, is that it allows someone with one of the newer strikingly thin big flatscreens to not spoil that with an ugly mount that adds a too much space behind the HDTV itself and the wall.  In other words this unit keeps "wow factor" of thiness while allowing just enough tilt to allow a slight downward viewing angle - the importance of which cannot be overstated on a install that is, perhaps, just a little bit higher on the wall due to whatever...in my case due to being mounted above a fireplace.

So, keep the thin look and get some needed downward tilt while enjoying an ease to install with the Mount-It! Ultra-Low Profile Tilting Mount.  If this is what you seek you have found a good affordable solution which will be delivered in the usual reliable way by Amazon.  Thanks Amazon for having a wide selection as no store in my town had a really thin profile mount that would tilt. The free shipping without additional charges makes this a recommended buy if you, like me, desire a thin-line tilting mount.
2050836
I used this to hang a 50 in Panasonic plasma flat panel on the wall.  The tilt feature works well and is exactly what I wanted.  It provides a tilt down and up.  Getting access to the connection ports with the unit tilted "up" is possible.  It is easy to "hang" the panel on the wall bracket.  There are two large "hook brackets" which you mount to the back of the flat panel.  With two people lifting up the 88 lbs plasma, we had it "hooked" on the wall bracket first attempt and have had no issues.  Yes, you may want to consider a wider version to span two wall studs if that is of significant concern to you.  I just used several screw in sheetrock wall plugs which are each rated for 90lbs in shear load and 30lbs in pulling load.  Therefore, with one wall stud and 8 of these screw in sheet rock wall plugs, the mount is not coming off the wall.
The tilting capability is adjusted by friction caused by two thumb screws (one on each hook bracket).  The thumb screws only need to be tight enough to have the friction hold the flat panel at the angle you choose.  I found a tightness which allows me to tilt the panel up and down, yet it will hold the flat panel at whatever angle I adjust it to.
2905474
PROS:
* Comes with HDMI cable
* Comes with lag bolts
* Comes with a level

CONS:
* A little smaller mounting base than the next-smaller mount
* Mostly designed to set and forget, not to move around
* Not much tilt adjust

I got one of these free in exchange for a review.  We had just picked up two 37" LCD TVs recently, one as a gift from work for 10y, and one with a Roku3 inside for our bedroom.  This mount works well.  The plate is mid-sized, and includes extender arms to expand the corners.  This should support most any VESA bolt pattern.  I did not need the extender arms, so I left them off.  That seems more stable to me as well.

The wall-mount end has only two bolt holes, plus lag bolts.  I recommend installing this into a stud, or use the plastic anchors to install it into brick.  If you needed to put this on drywall, you'll need better support.  Even butterfly bolts or Wall-Dogs would not be enough.  You could mount a piece of 3/8"or thicker plywood to a series of wall-dogs, and mount this to the plywood.  That gets kind of ugly, but if you size and position it right, no one would see it -- especially if you painted it to match you wall.

The HDMI cable that came with it works fine, and looks nice.

It comes with a cheap level, so if you have any concerns about eyeballing installation, this will do.  Install the top bolt first, and then adjust for level before installing the bottom bolt.  The bottom bolt hole is a little wider so you can get a few degrees adjustment after you make your hole.

It was much easier to pre-drill a hole just a little smaller than the lag bolt's center shank, and use a socket wrench to install the bolts.  You can use a wrench if you really have to.

The VESA plate can twist a little to help line up the TV in relation to your floor.  The swing arm can be adjusted to wherever you need, though if you want it snug against the wall, make sure the back plate is centered over where you need the TV positioned.  If your wall-mount part is not quite vertical, that can allow the arm to swing out a little over time.  You can snug up the hinge bolts to prevent that.

There is no tilt (forward/backward) adjust.  The instructions just have you tighten the bolts, which gets you 1-4 degrees.  Instead, you can loosen the lag bolts, and install a bit of wood shim (1/8th plywood, or door shims from hardware store).  Usually, flat is fine though, unless you're mounting pretty high up.  Just make sure you have good purchase into the wood stud before hanging the TV.  I would pull on the arm, or set the TV in its box on the arm while fully extended, and make sure it doesn't pull out of the wall at all.

This unit's plate is a little less stiff compared to the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/next-model-down/dp/B00IM3XC8E/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">next model down</a>&nbsp;that supports a smaller TV.  Even so, with modern LCD/CC and LCD/LED screens, this should be able to hold almost anything that fits the bolt holes.  If you have concerns about the expansion arms, you can use washers to help strengthen where the screw heads meet it.
3680172
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This was an awesome money saver.  I had a TV installed above the fireplace and hired "professionals" to do that job because of the location.  I had an opportunity to purchase this wall mount to install a TV on my daughters bedroom wall.  It was a 37 inch Toshiba flat screen from 2010.  It weighed over 30 pounds.  The package contains all the hardware you could imagine to mount various kinds of TVs.  The support screws on the TV were 1/4 inch long and I did not have much confidence in them.  In the package, I found screws that would fit the TV that were 1 inch long. Perfect.  I easily mounted the two bar hooks on the back of the TV and tested the wall bracket on them.  I then located the wall studs.  The instructions provided for 6 screws to mount to the wall.  The hardware included the wall screws and the drywall anchors.  I installed three screws in the wall studs and two in the drywall.  The bracket comes with a built in level so all I needed to install was a screwdriver and a hammer for the drywall anchors.  I proceeded to test the bracket by attempting to climb on the wall.  It was in there good.  The TV was hooked on the top bracket and snapped in on the bottom bracket.  Finished in less than 30 minutes. The initial job by the "professionals" was $199 and that included a flat wall bracket with lesser features than this one.  I am very pleased with the ease of install and the features of this wall mount and so is my daughter.  I would recommend this product to anyone.

I received this product at a discount in exchange for an honest unbiased review.
1830350
I purchased this mount for a 32" LCD.  The assembly was easy, all the extra bolts guarantee that a set will fit your TV, and the mounting is simple if you have an extra set of hands.  The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the metal is substantially thinner than other brands.  I personally would not mount anything heavier than a 32" LCD with this, although you could go larger if you're installing an LED.

One word of extreme caution regarding the thin metal is that I would NOT recommend using the two center holes for mounting.  The picture initially led me to believe I could center mount using two screws directly into a stud, but the metal is too thin to even consider this.  Since I had already cut and wired a recessed electrical outlet based on this assumption, I ended up center mounting to the stud and then using drywall anchors on all four corners just in case.
1538544
Debated on 4 or 5 stars.  Wish I could say 4.5.  What would make it a five,  perhaps more instruction, guidance on how to use this wall mount as a corner mount.  I needed a mount for my new Samsung 49" Curved UHD TV.  I have a smallish basement, with a low ceiling, so mounting options were limited.  I opted for a corner to save space and allow viewing flexibility.  Thrilled with my choice.  So lets get to it.

Pros:
- very reasonably priced. Some mounts cost hundreds more.  Why?  What do they offer. This has everything i could think I would need
- ability to route cables, not great, but good enough.  TV itself hides them quite well
- Easy installation (once you determine location)
- great dual articulating action
- nice that it can tilt up/down
- easy but solid/firm movement and adjustment
- once you move or adjust, it stays point.  Not slosh or sag
- black color seems quite reasonable to me, and doesnt scream, LOOK AT ME, I"M A WALL MOUNT

Cons:
- determining location for mounting is a challenge.  How to make that determination for a corner mount scenario is even harder
- one of the plastic "caps" that cover the primary wall bolts does not stay put.  It falls out pretty easily
- instruction are primarily pictures, not very helpful, but if you spend enough time with them the become clear
- unit came with an assortment or tv mount screws/spaces.  None worth with my Curved 49" samsung tv.  So I needed separate trip to Mendards for longer hex screws.

Perhaps the best thing I can say, is I was stressed out prior to installing.  I measure not once, twice, or even three times. I measured a great deal, used a large piece of cardboard as a "mock" tv to understand if placement is what I wanted.  In the end, it is perhaps slightly (1" or 2") to high, but I'm still very satisfied.  And after a number of weeks, I've forgotten all about the install stress.  I just enjoy the TV now.

Before/after photo of the mount, from a room view.
3383216
After some serious consideration of the seriously more expensive OmniMounts I mounted a 42" plasma on an old brick fireplace with this Sanus.
Zinged in five of the six lags - hittting mortar everytime as the forgiving wall bracket allows room for finding a spot just about anywhere.  I could easily do pull-ups on the thing!
Installing the tilt arms with a flat mount option onto the set was about a two minute job.
Hoisted the set into place with the top rail clips (they allow easy movement horizontally) and set two simple allen screws to secure the base of the mount - finished!
The bracket allows a decent tilt to get at all the jacks.
The set up was the easiest task in setting up the system - running them wires is another story.  Drilling the five holes into the mortar with a carbide bit took longer than the entire mount.
3668714
Works well, and was very easy to install. Holds my 43" plasma away from the wall at an angle and feels very sturdy.
4729220
Five key items related to this mount:

1) It's wide enough to allow you to attach the TV/mount across 3 studs... not just 2. At least it was for me. Maybe 2 are enough, but I used it to mount a 70-inch TV and I felt much better about screwing 6 bolts into the wall rather than 4. They don't mention that in the product description, but maybe they should. I actually returned a different mount because of this concern. This one fit the bill. They even include 6 lag bolts to allow you to use 3 studs. The lag bolts are a little smaller than the ones in the mount that I returned, but I have no doubt that the mount is now a permanent part of that wall I bolted it onto.

2) The wall-mount piece is ONE solid piece that gets bolted onto the wall. The prior version I returned was actually 2 pieces that are screwed together before being attached to the wall. Again, that might be fine, but I liked the sturdiness of this 1-piece design.

3) The built-in level was off, as some others have indicated. I placed my own level on top of it as I set the target drill holes and it worked just fine. Maybe they should get rid of the built-in level.

4) After installation, there's pretty good space behind the TV without using the included spacers, but it's still a little tough to tighten the safety screws on the bottom of the brackets when installing a 70-inch TV. I had to reach pretty far and just tightened them by hand. Maybe I'll have another crack at them with the allen wrench.

5) It had the right screws for my TV and reasonably well-written instructions. Overall, it was pretty easy to install (I am above average on handiness).

I highly recommended the product.
4800450
Bought this for my 50" Panasonic plasma, and it worked out great. seems kind of flimsy when I pulled it out of the box, but when I mounted it to the wall it was plenty strong. I liked this mount for all of the room in between the brackets for installing your outlet and low voltage box with out having to worry about clearance issues.
756787
Average quality, good Tv mount for this price