Good mount - especially for the price
930316
Came with almost everything required - could have used another set of bolts but luckily I had some.  One set of bolts was too big, one too small.  I had the middle ground ones I needed as extra parts from something else.
3883642
This mount works great with my 60" Sharp LCD tv. When it arrived. some of the bolts where tighter than others, so it was hard to turn one way, but not the other. I retorqued them and it was fixed.
I gave 4 stars because the tv "sags" on one side or the other if it is extended out to near the end-of-reach for this mount. It can be fixed using some adjustments on the main mounting plate, but would be bothersome if I faced the tv 2 different directions often.
Even with the slight shift in position, the tv seems very secure. I hung from the mount (near to the wall) prior to tv installation, and I weigh about 230lbs.
1287546
I could go on for 500 words on this mount - but there isn't much to add - it works, it clamps nicely to a desk (and has several depth settings), comes with the allen key to tighten the mounts and it comes with the VESA screws for your monitor. Both arms are at the same height, so different monitors may not align up just right.

Still, some stores charge upwards of $300 for a similar mount, so this thing is a real bargain. Once up, cables can be cleaned up using its cable clamps and when tightened, the whole thing reals rock solid. A real winner!
4682051
Nice sturdy mount for the price.  I bought one for home, then two for work.  The adjustment of the monitors can be tough to get perfect for those with OCD(me) but I assume that would be case with any mount.  I have not used the suggested desk mount with any of them. I simply bolt the extra pieces to the base for added weight and with normal monitor position they are very sturdy.  Co-workers were surprised with the quality for the price.  The one major complaint I read was about the arm connection to the post, either the plastic insert was a later addition or the users with issue lost theirs.  I did have an improperly sized Allen key sent with one of the mounts but the proper one is not hard to find.  The only trick with installation is an extra pair of hands when you attach the monitors to the stand itself.
3244981
Nice mount, you can adjust it to many angles and positions and the build quality is alright.
85786
I recently purchased a 65" Panasonic Plasma television and picked up this mount for hanging it. Happy to report, I had no problems using this mount (DC65FT). I've read where other people found the built-in level to be off, however it was perfectly centered on my install, I even compared it against my 4 foot level. The stud finder is rather cheap, but if you don't already have one, it should work just fine. Still test with a small nail to ensure you are hitting the center of the stud. You want the lag bolts to bite really well into the stud. For my install, I was able to hit 3 studs since mine are 12" on center, but for most people 2 should be just fine. I just wanted to be sure my 65" was well supported.

The metal mount is sturdy and well built, supports up to 200 lbs. (my 65" weighs around 135), and it came with lots of hardware for various different tv manufactures. I really can't see paying a couple hundred for a more "high-end" mount when this one is more than adequate.

I'm using the fixed setup, but if I ever wanted to use the tilt option, it's just a matter of inserting the tilt bar (literally a two minute job). In the fixed position, there's probably a 2 inch clearance from the back, more like 3" if you use the tilt bar. To make the connections easier, I picked up a few elbow connectors to ensure none of my cables were pinched by the tight space - on my tv the plugs are coming directly out the back, not on the bottom like some others I've seen (LCD monitors).

Oh, and the unit came with a wire management system as well. I didn't need it, but seems like it would conceal all your wires if your home theater setup required it. And the covers are paintable in case you want them to match your wall color (they are a light tan out of the box).

Total install time was about 45 minutes, I read through everything first, laid out the parts I needed and then took my time. I didn't want to mess anything up.

In the end, good purchase and my wife even gave her approval - always a plus. I plan to buy another one to hang the 42" Panny in the bedroom.
2958369
I purchased this mount for a 32" LCD Television for the bedroom. I thought the instructions were good (as instructions can be, they always confuse me a little). I had the whole thing hung up and wires fished through the wall in about 90 minutes. I like the mount and it's range of motion. The price was very affordable as well
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I did see one review on here that the guy was kinda shocked at the tiny tiny 4 screws that actually secured the TV to the mount plate. I Kinda agree. I mean that is the size of the holes on the TV So I can't blame the mount manufacturer because larger screws would not have fit. So it must be an industry standard from the TV side of things. But yeah those are small screws holding up the TV lol. The mount is secured to the wall thought with huge bolts. I could probably swing from it but I do not recommend doing that
2371045
It was easy to install the mount and to hang the TV (60" Vizio) on the mount.
The mount is strong and does not sag even when fully extended.
I find that it is not difficult to reposition the TV up or down if you firmly grip the top and bottom of the TV.
It is also easy to move the TV side to side by gripping both sides of the TV and turning and pushing/pulling it to the desired position. (I am 6'4" so I have ample reach to maneuver the TV by myself, those with a shorter reach may need another to help assist in positioning the larger TV's).
4672267
For an inexpensive mount, it works pretty well. I used it to mount a 28" monitor and it seems to hold up pretty well.
I did use a small piece of cloth at the base of the unit to keep it from digging into my desk.
The only minus I have with this bracket is that it has a little slack build into the horizontal mounting component.
I find that I can't lock the screen perfectly perpendicular to my desk, it as a very slight droop that is tolerable, but at times anoying
2106353
For the price, its great. You don't get crazy tilt or anything like on some other mounts, but the whole point is to mount it and leave it! so a cheap product for this is perfectly fine.
2661805
I bought this mount to replace a flat wall mount for my 59" TV. I bought my in-laws a full motion mount last year for christmas, so I decided it was time to get me one. There is some good and some bad.

Good:

It seems to be quite durable, made of heavy gauge steel and the holes are definitely wide enough apart to give appropriate structural integrity.
Very easy to install (assuming you have the man power) because the steel is not light.
I love the holes in the back, which are good for feeding your cords through.

I bought this one for me after purchasing a cheaper one for my in-laws just last year from Walmart

Bad:

The arm that folds in and out, which allows access to the rear of the TV is VERY difficult to maneuver even without a TV attached to it, I feel as if I am going to pull the thing off the wall just to adjust the angle prior to hanging the TV.

The tilt feature is really awkward, you really need to adjust this prior to putting the weight of your TV on it because it is nearly impossible to adjust when you have weight on it. This is the main reason I got rid of my flat wall mount and (upgraded) to this full motion mount.

The hardware included is fine, except the lag bolts for mounting to your studs. The included hardware is 3" if I remember correctly, and when you consider that your drywall is at least 1/2" thick, I am not comfortable with only 2.25-2.5" of threads in my studs. When I saw the hardware included I was shocked, I was not about to hang my 130LB TV from those short screws, so I went out and bought some 5" lag screws, and they work perfectly.

This mount work great as a full motion mount, assuming if you don't want access to the rear of your tv ever. It is stiff and hard to move, or adjust in any way. But once you have your tv situated, this mount is a good one for the money.

Keep your eyes peeled, especially around Christmas for a similar mount for a little less money. The one I bought in 2011 at Walmart.com was only $55 and in my opinion, it was a better unit overall.
1249450
Works really well and is easy to install. I used it to mount a 37" and it has worked quite well. The tilt mechanism could have more range to it, but for the price it's pretty hard to beat. Would recommend to others.
3957332
We bought this to mount a new 60" LED TV to the wall.  It seems to work well and the TV seems secure.  The directions are a little bit confusing, and I have the following tips:

1) The mounting bracket you screw to the wall does not need to be centered, it just needs to be relatively in the right location and screwed into the studs.  The plastic screw anchors that come with it are for concrete wall applications, they are not drywall anchors.  You need to secure this to the wall studs.

2) You need a LONG Phillips head screw driver in order to secure the final attachment of the clips that anchor the TV to the mounting track.  The TV will stay up without the bottom being secure, but in order to prevent the TV from falling if it is bumped, you are supposed to secure these screws.  A standard size screw driver will not reach.  Make sure these bottom screws are backed out most of the way before mounting the TV, or the TV will not sit flat against the back of the wall making it difficult to adjust the tilt.

3) Have patience with adjusting the tilt.  The tilt is designed to be set once and locked permanently in place via screws only accessible when the TV is not mounted on the wall.  We had to take the TV on and off the wall several times before we had the right angle adjustment.  The left and right mounts of the TV also adjust separately and you had to eye-ball them to ensure they were both at the same angle.

Overall, for the price, this mount is great, just make sure you pay attention to the installation instructions reading all the way through, and know that this is NOT the mount for you if you want to adjust the angle of the TV after initial installation.
781058
Great mount for the price. I was worried it was not going to support my older heaver 42 inch LCD TV, but it work out perfectly.
4584107
This is a great quality TV mount for a reasonable price.

ECHOGEAR includes a plethora of screws of every size, so you can be sure that it will fit your TV's mounting holes. The motion is a bit stiff, but smooth, and I don't mind the tilt lock at all. (Prefer it this way, I'd hate to accidentally throw off the tilt when I moved the TV around)

As other buyers have mentioned, the flexibility on stud mounting is _minimal_ -- you get a little amount of wiggle room around 16"; if your studs are closer together, or someone kindly put double studs where you might want to mount a TV, you'll be fine.
3419727
I bought this mount for my 32" LED to lift it up and make room for a turntable. The mount serves its purpose and feels sturdy, after a little MacGyvering. If you are like me and have a small-ish TV, specifically one that takes M4 screws for mounting, then you might want to look elsewhere for a more appropriate mount. Cheetah claims this mount can hold a TV that is 20 to 80 inches. While that range is pretty impressive, it means that the holes on the mounting frame arms (the things that actually attach to the back of the TV) are slightly too large to hold M4 screws. The holes need to be large enough to accommodate the larger M8 screws for large TVs, but small enough to still prevent the heads of the smallest M4 mounting screws for small TVs from slipping through the holes. My solution was to use the smaller-sized spacers when mounting the TV to the frame arms so that the M4 heads don't fall through. With all that said, I'd be cautious of any mount that can mount a TV anywhere from 20 to 80 inches. That is too wide of a range, which in this case resulted in an improper design.
8480
High quality mount at a reasonable price.  It comes with two mounting options for maximum flexibility.  I will purchase again when I need another.