WALI TV Wall Mount Articulating LCD Monitor Full Motion 15 inch Extension Arm Tilt Swivel for Most 13 to 32 inch LED TV Flat Panel Screen with Mounting Holes up to 100x100mm (1330LM-W), White

For being one of the cheapest mounts I found, it is quite strong and does everything advertised. It does tilt, it's just not something you can adjust on the fly. Once you set the tilt amount it's a pain to change it. The rest of the installation was fine. I only had a 3/16 drill bit which made it much more difficult. I had to wiggle the drill bit until the hole was big enough for the screws and still had a hard time screwing them into the wall. I would not recommend using a 1/4" bit though, the screws might get loose and the whole thing could fall off. I would also not recommend mounting this on drywall alone. You definitely want to find a wooden stud. Don't take the risk of your TV falling off the wall and taking a chunk of drywall with it! How to set the tilt: in the center of the part of the mount that attaches to the monitor there is a hex nut. Loosen this nut with the tool provided. Now that little nut piece can slide around a little dome on the mount which allows you to adjust the tilting angle. Try to keep it centered vertically (left/right tilt and rotation can all be adjusted afterwards and on the fly). If you move the nut piece up the dome, the monitor will be tilted up and if you put it lower on the dome the monitor will be tilted down. When the angle seems good, tighten the nut back up. I'll try to add a video. The installation of the monitor was actually easier than with another mount I have because you don't have to hold the monitor /TV in place while you screw it into the mount. Just attach the wall arm to the wall and the TV mount to the TV and then you can set them together with an easy little latch and it will stay in place while you add the last screws to keep them secure. I did it all by myself and I'm just an average woman.

This is the smallest wall mount we've seen. We mounted a monitor/TV for our camera system. I think it is either a 24" or a 26'" monitor. The wall mount is very study and well made. It was easy enough to mount on the wall, and articulates easily. Would buy again, if needed.

I bought this for my 20.1" e-calendar to hang on the wall, and it works fantastic. Easy to Install and set up, couldn't be happier with this product and at a great price.

This mount has been pretty solid overall. It was easy to install, feels sturdy once it is up, and does the main job well. My only real complaint is that it tends to rotate a little on the Z axis, so the TV can end up slightly off kilter over time. It is not a huge issue, but it does mean I have had to tighten and readjust it more often than I would prefer. If you can live with that, it is otherwise a perfectly good mount.

This is a fairly easy wall mount to set up. As long as you are able to find a nice sturdy stud in the wall, there really isnt a problem. You need to make sure that the tv you are hanging on this is small enough, this is not for large TVs, although would probably hold something heavier than its rated for, as long as you mount it properly. You need to make sure you mount it where you want it because it will be slightly left of where you mount it due to the way that the mount works. If you are mounting it to be looked at straight forward youll have to adjust it a little bit. Its a VESA mount so should mount on just about anything. Nice range of motion and holds the TV as well as you want it to. You can also use this for computer monitors, however, if you are doing a double monitor setup, it will take some trial and error to get the monitor in an arrangement that you want. Easy to use.

Greetings. Could not be happier with the solid construction and smooth performance of this excellent media arm. It has (thus far) exceeded all expectations. Not the first product from WALI I have experienced (previously purchased two different speaker wall mounts)... but all product experiences to date have been top notch. These kind of implementations require room modification (typically), so be sure you are comfortable with tool use safety and permissions, etc.

I quite like this mount as an inexpensive, single stud option for mounting small monitors. I originally bought this to mount a Dell 24" monitor over a desk in my bedroom, and it worked well enough that when I needed another mount for an old Alienware monitor I was setting up for my kids, I purchased another. The construction seems more than sufficient for the size of monitor you're likely to mount. I have used it with my Dell monitor for several years without issue. I do not typically use the rotation or articulation features on a day-to-day basis, but when needed I have not noticed any issue with them. The rotation feature is firm enough out-of-the-box that it does not need adjustment and holds the monitor stable without droop. The center of the VESA mount is approx 3 inches from the stud mount when folded "flat". The height of the mount itself Both my monitors had a 100x100 VESA pattern and this fit each without issue. IIRC, I used the hardware included with the monitor to mount the adapter, and then there are suitable lag screws and fixing bolts included with the product for mounting. Two nice-to-have features: first, the bottom bolt hole is a wide oval, allowing some adjustment to ensure level mounting. Due to the rotation on the attachment itself, perfect leveling isn't necessary, but I appreciate that the product allows me to get as close to perfect as possible. Second, I find the attachment system to be decently designed -- you attach the monitor via the metal spider, which then hangs on the articulating arm via a few study tabs, and is fixed in place with two small bolts at the bottom. It's one of the simpler systems I've seen, and feels reliably stable even before you add the bolts. That said, you'll want to make sure you mount the base such that the tabs are pointing upwards (you could feasibly "make it work" with them pointing downwards, but honestly better to take off and remount if you've made this mistake to prevent possibly dropping your monitor during installation/removal). You will put some nice-sized holes in your stud with this monitor, but it feels like a reasonable size for the lag screws was chosen -- not oversized but large enough to inspire confidence. I have not needed to move either mount that I've installed, so hard to speak about bolt quality, but I had no issues installing them with power tools that had appropriate torque settings and the right socket size. I would strongly consider this stand for future mounting needs unless I had some kind of specific use case not met by it.

It includes all hardware necessary to mount it and it's relatively straight forward to install! As with any other job involving mounting a monitor or TV on the wall, the most critical is to find where the studs are so you have stuff/wood in the back to hold the weight. Speaking of that, the mounting arms and brackets along with the included screws and hardware are solid -- it has been a few days and they have held up without any issues. Before installation, you do need to figure out the orientation you want. Although the monitor can be mounted horizontally or vertically, the orientation isn't adjustable once installed. The arms are fully extendable and adjustable, just not the orientation after installation. Thanks to the mount, we now have a two monitor setup, one horizontal as the main screen and one vertical on the side for reading/scrolling. It looks beautiful and is solid (see pictures). For less than $15, it's an excellent value!