Invision TV Wall Mount Bracket Dual Arm for Most 24-55 Inch LED LCD OLED Plasma & Curved Screens, Swivels Tilts Rotates Max VESA 400x400mm, Max Load Capacity 80lbs Includes 1080p HDMI Cable (HDTV-DL)

I used this to mount my 40" Samsung TV (UE40F6400AK) to a brick wall.The step by step instructions don't contain a written description of what you have to do but I found the diagrams clear and explanatory, if you give them a little consideration.It comes with a variety of screws and spacers which would likely fit most TVs. Unfortunately none of the combinations of M8 screws and spacers were the right length for the back of my TV. If you screw in too little it won't hold the TV firmly and force it too far and you'll damage the TV. So check that carefully first. I bought a packet of nylon washers from B&Q and four (approx. 6mm) on each screw worked perfectly.It took me about 15 minutes from marking and drilling the holes to having the TV mounted. The TV backplate essentially just hooks on to the bracket. You can then rotate until level and tighten a screw that locks it in place. It is very easy to fit even for one person. There are plastic covers for the arms to route your cables through.The bracket is sturdy and well made. It holds the TV securely even with the arms extended. Movement is smooth in all directions but with enough resistance to avoid accidental movement. There is no wobble.I paid £26.99 which is an absolute bargain but would happily buy at full price if I needed another. It's a great, quality TV wall bracket.

Much to my wife's annoyance I recently bought a 43" LG 4K from Argos. Annoyance as we live in a terrace with limited space. I planned for the new TV to go where our current 32" Sony has lived for the last five years. THis is to the right of the chimney breasting. We do have a shelf there but it would have been too shallow for this TV with stand fitted. THe only option was to screw it on the wall.I was pretty shocked at the prices of some of the brackets not only in Argos but in the supermarkets. Looked at Amazon and this Invision was on offer during the Easter sale and I got it for £22.I must admit when I opened the package I couldn't make head nor tail of the instructions or even which way the bracket even fitted on the wall. After taking a deep breath, making a cup of coffee and looking at some of the helpful images on this review page, I finally worked it out.The next issue I had was where to place the bracket. I needed to make sure the televison could be angled correctly and also had to place it between two shelves. In the end I made a guesstimate and went for it. Used a 10mm drill bit and used the supplied raw plugs and bolts. A word of warning here; bolts. Not screws, so make sure you have a spanner to hand. Unfortunately, I only had a fairly small spanner so it took a good bit of effort to finally get the bolts into the wall.The TV fits easily on the bracket once it is in place and will be easy to remove when we need to dust behind the TV, etc.I have to say I think the included instructions are pretty useless, but top marks for not only including raw plugs, bolts but a spirit level too.I was pretty pleased with myself for putting this up and in the right place first time. I wife was even more shocked as I'm useless at DIY and stuff.A great price for a sturdy, flexible TV bracket.

I used this to mount a 27 inch computer monitor to the wall. The bracket is really overkill for this purpose and could support displays many times heavier, but i wanted something that could pull away from the wall to make it easier to change the monitor and plug in cables, but still relatively low profile when moved all the way back. This bracket serves both purposes perfectly, it's really extenable and sturdy but also barely deeper than a fixed bracket when pushed all the way back (see photos).One feature I particularly like is the mounting mechanism from the backplate of the display onto the arm, it's got a screw where you can easily make fine adjustments to the rotation of the display so it can be totally level on a spirit level .. nothing worse than putting a display on the wall, standing back and realising its slightly crooked, then having to mess around removing it again!The only thing I need to do now is get some black cable trunking to tidy the wires exiting the bottom of the mount!

My 14 year old son recommended this tv bracket to us after he spent a good amount if time researching. I was hesitant at first as I've never had a full motion bracket before. My son setup the correct configuration for our tv, VESA 300 x 200 all by himself and then we attached it to the back if the tv. Fixing the unit to the wall was very easy as plenty of fixings are provided. All in all it took us about an hour from start to finish and once I had the tv fully mounted I was amazed and glad that we chose this model.We have had the bracket now for over a month and have experienced no issues at all. 100% recommend this top quality, well designed, competitively priced and flexible model to anyone wishing a full motion bracket.

Decent bracket, easy to swing TV left and right on the extension but not that easy to move the TV flat back against the wall. I've used it to mount a 58inch LED so might be easier with a smaller TV. Relatively simple to install using the fixings provided with the bracket once you've decrypted their instructions - the diagrams are a joke but managed to work it out eventually. All in all great value and very sturdy wall mount for a bigger screen TV.