Fixed TV Wall Mounts- Low Profile TV Bracket Mounts for Most 42-100" LED/LCD Flat Screen TVs, 0.63''Ultra Slim, Max.VESA 800X600, Up to 220lbs Capacity

I bought this wall mount for my main TV.I was looking for something that would get my tv as close as possible to the wall and found this.It worked perfectly. It came with all the needed hardware for all types of TVs and clear instructions as well. It seems sturdy and of good quality.

installed it in like 5 mins after measuring and leveling the mount location. Really easy to use. My advice is to mount it in the wall studs. The m0lly bolts included are fine, but I like the "sure thing."

This is a perfectly functional mount, but it needs to be installed with great care. The mounting bolts are a tight fit to the slots, so there is little chance of leveling the bracket if your drill wanders. Before drilling, check the bolt center spacing against the bracket. Some spacings don't work because of the way they laid out the slots. If your TV comes out crooked, you are going to take your TV down again and move the brackets on the back of the TV by trial and error. I had to space the mount away from the wall because the TV brackets hit the lip of my recessed electrical box. There is just enough room to tuck cables behind the TV with nothing extra.

This allowed us to mount a new ultra thin TV to the wall for a very close mount. Looks great--doesn't stick out.

I bought this mount for the 98 inch TCL QM8 2024 Model and this mount works perfect for such a large TV and its very close to the wall. Make sure you install all your HDMI cables before putting it on the wall cuz it fits close to the wall.

Good low profile bracket for my 85 inch tv

First, there is no way this will work with the smaller VESA patterns as stated. On my 65" TV I had only one option for hole location that would work, and that was the closest slot and hole. Second, the brackets are too long for my Vizio 65" TV and visibly hang down below the bottom of the TV. Third, I couldn't use the spacers as indicated because it made the screw heads stick out too far and it was not possible to slide the TV down onto the support. This may not always be the case depending on which holes you end up using to attach it to your TV, but in my case, I had no choice. Fourth, the spacing between the slotted holes are not 16" to the centers of the slots. In my case, I barely was able to get into the studs using the extreme ends of two slots. Absolutely no room for error here like there would have been if the slots were 16" on center. I like that it is close to the wall and seems to be sturdy, except I question how long the flimsy locking mechanism will last. I wish I had made a different choice and hope this information helps someone else.

used this to mount a 98" tv looks great an flush to the wall