Does exactly what its intended to do (For a wall flush mount)
350999
So... Having read all of the reviews I can say that this mount will mount your TV and take considerable weight. Its a very simple design and works well. Where This item loses a star for me is that if you own a TV with rear ports at the base and not the side it does not work well at all. I could say that it was my fault as it is designed for HDMI ports at the side. If you are like me and have numerous things hooked up to it and you have ports at the rear base then you should skip this item. I had use a separator so I can hook up things like my xbox and audio system as it is wall flush. Otherwise I am well impressed overall. Price is certainly difficult to beat. Well packed and simple to assemble.
3423648
Looking to use this on a 55 LCD that I've had sitting on a table stand for the last few years so the TV is not like many of the recent models that are super thin and light weight, I was a little skeptical at first that it could support my older heavier TV.  In reading the reviews I did find a few comments on difficulty of installation and while I'm going to admit I didn't install it myself I did observe it being installed and they had it put together and on the wall in less than 20 minutes and they had not seen this particular mount before.  It's very secure and low profile, I'd recommend this for the intended purpose of a low profile fixed wall mount.
380527
It is more compact than some but gets the job done for a great price.

The instructions were clear to me but this is not the first wall mount I have installed. The template supplied really made marking the wall a snap. I mounted it to studs that were 16 inches apart. (Suggestion - use a hole punch and punch out the cardboard markings where the screws are to be placed. This makes it easy to mark the exact placement with a pencil.) When mounted it can be adjusted multiple ways. Tilt forward down, up move right and left. Be sure to tighten the screw controlling tilt and the one securing the versa mount to the rail. I looked at a similar mount selling for $139.99 today. Quite similar. The Amazon sold Mounting Dream was a much better buy.
1593567
Perfect wall mounting bracket solution! Only downside is not enough washers included if using M6 sized mounting screws, which was my scenario. Otherwise clear instructions, solid bracket, functions well.
4264056
I've had this wall mount for about 4 months now. I purchased it for my first 50 inch flat panel tv. Installation was pretty easy for me. Assembled it, leveled it, drilled holes, and mounted it. I love how flush my tv sits with the wall just the way I wanted it to. It might be wise to know how you want your tv/cables setup before you mount because the 1.3in spacing may be to small for big hands to plug cables in. Also make sure to have a good stud finder because my cheapo stud finder made it tough to be sure.
3220718
Works great as intended, install was easy into studs.  The forward tilt adjustment is a little loose to begin with, easily adjusted and tightened.  The level is a little trickier, but also easily adjusted via allen wrench bolts on the back of the mount.
2000669
I used this to run an outlet behind my new TV wall mount so there are no cables dangling down. This was easy to mount even in a standard-depth old work box. A deeper box would be nice, but is not necessary unless perhaps if you're installing this in the middle of a circuit rather than at the end, and would need room for another romex in the box.

This is easier to install than a standard outlet since there's no cover plate, it's all built into one unit.
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.
3147532
I have a 42 Samsung LED TV and it works perfectly with this wall mount.  The mount is sturdy and my TV feels very secure.  The tilt feature is very useful especially when mounting the TV up high.  The screen is very visible from further away and I no longer have any issues with anyone blocking the screen.  I do wish that the mount could tilt sideways so I could better accommodate other viewers that are not directly in front of the TV but this works fine for now.

The kit comes with everything you need to get the TV mounted and even includes an HDMI cord and a bubble level.  The level would not stay in place so I recommend putting a piece of tape on the back of the level to keep it on.

This is my first wall mount installation so I was a little disappointed to see a lack of instructions on how to install this wall mount.  There is no instruction manual, only four illustrations on the back of the box.  There is no information on what size to drill the holes, so I used a 3/8 drill bit and it worked well.  The wall anchors were very thin for the size of the lag bolts, thankfully there were two extra anchors included in case they break.  I was able to use two bolts directly secured into studs.  I recommend using all 6 fasteners if it is not secured solidly in a stud.

The tools I used for the installation included:
- Hammer
- Drill with 3/8 drill bit
- #1 & #3 Phillips Screwdriver
- Pencil
- Stud Finder

Overall I find that this is a good TV wall mount for the price.  It is slim and close to the wall, yet allows a little room to access the side inputs of my TV.  Installation was fairly straightforward despite not having clear instructions on how to install.  I would recommend this wall mount to others.

I received this product for free or at a discount in exchange for an honest, unbiased review and all opinions expressed here are my own.
3506083
I bought this for a flat screen TV (Samsung). Because I am wall-mounting using a low profile mount (1.5"), normal HDMI cable will get bent and possibly damaged. The HDTV I'm mounting has HDMI ports on the back, located in the left-bottom quadrant of the TV panel. There is a harness for wires in the middle of the TV. This right angled HDMI adapter fitted perfectly for the left rear side, as the cable will naturally go to the middle-back of the TV, through cable management, and downward. It's just a perfectly angled adapter!

So far after days of usage, I experience no loss of signal. Of course I must disclose that I'm using it currently in 720p mode with XBox 260 and a U-verse receiver.
2042574
I've had issue installing 1 of 4 accessories (one of them seemed to be oversized - but it's unclear if that was a problem with the accessory or the wall plate itself). Otherwise this is what I was looking for. The price is right, it hasn't cracked or bent or anything, and does exactly what it's supposed to do.
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.
837298
This mount is made of a solid, thick metal. I feel safe with it holding my 57", 140-pound HDTV to the wall. It comes with a wide range of bolts and "extension" mounting washers, useful if you have a TV with a convex or bowed back like my Samsung. The wall mounting screws are indeed "beefy" (as another reviewer described them) and are great for solidifying the mount. The kit also includes a very long allen wrench, making it easy to loosen and tighten bolts used to control the mount's tilt features.

As pointed out in other reviews: the mount is not "one touch." If your HDTV has some weight to it, you're going to want to have someone there to help you adjust the tilt so it's not constantly dropping on you. The mount makes up for this problem by offering two different tilt mechanisms: a set of pre-drilled holes and a set of tension levers. I prefer the holes because they're easier to line up.

Overall, a great tilt for the money.
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.
1137881
Decent built and hold on to the TV well and doesnt "slack" like the one it replaced.

I used it to hold my 63" plasma TV and it worked as intended. Just make sure you have at least 8 wall plugs secured on this thing before you hang something "big" on it and do check and double check the leveling so you won't get a tilting TV view later.

I would easily recommend it to those who is seeking to wall hang their TV.
1769139
Simple, rigid mount, low profile so monitor sits flush against the wall.  Exactly what I wanted.
1370420
I was tempted to give this a four-star review, based on the fact that in spite of a completely snug, non-wobbly connection, the HP monitor seems to flex on the bracket.

I'll come clean. THAT IS HP's FAULT. Their monitor flexed on its damned stand, too.

This bracket does *exactly* what it needs to do, and does it exceptionally well. My only complaint, if it can even be called such, is that it would be more convenient to use if, instead of screws and nuts, it had hand-turnable screw-pegs (like those that come with the Amazon Basics monitor arm, so... never mind, I already have them!) and if the plate itself was threaded, negating the need for the nut.

Putting this in uber-nerdy RPG terms: if you're making a dexterity check to see if you can hold the monitor in one hand while threading a screw into a nut through a pair of metal plates, you have probably already failed your wisdom check. So, you know, this is how I did it, and I got it mounted just fine.