VideoSecu ML421B2 Tilt Swivel TV Wall Mount Bracket for 27"-40" TV with VESA 200x200 200x100 100x100mm LCD LED TV Monitor Flat Panel Display Loading Capacity to 66 lbs 1H5

I bought this wall mount for my 32" Vizio TV because I wanted to keep my TV close to the wall while also being able to swivel it up and down or sideways. This wall mount did just that. It's sturdy, easy to mount, comes with a large assortment of screws (to fit a variety of TV's) along with the long screws for mounting to the wall, and keeps the TV close to the wall while allowing it to be adjusted up and down as well as to the side. I also like it because it's one of the lowest-priced wall mounts available.

We needed an adjustable mount for our 20" flatscreen to hang in our LivinLite Quicksilver tent trailer - this works perfectly! I wanted something that would be easily removable and this works with only a few modifications. We keep the TV side of the mount attached to our TV and the other side of the mount is screwed onto a wooden board suspended between two vertical bimini bars - the board is mounted to the bimini bars with u-bolts and wing nuts for quick set-up. To put the TV in place we simply lower the TV part of the mount onto the board side of the mount and gravity holds it in place while we fasten the bottom set screws. The original set screws are very small and easily lost so my husband tapped out the metric thread to fit 8-32 and we found thumb screws to match at our local _owe's hardware store. The mount allows for enough tilt and side-to-side adjustability to watch the tv from either bunk side of the trailer. It also seems to be very well constructed.

The mount itself is very nice, has good adjustment angles, and is solid. I'm using a 32" TV on it (don't know the weight).Some notes on installation: If you haven't done it before, be careful. If you're a little off with marking the holes and drilling and driving the bolts, the mount will sit crooked or be unstable. I had to re-drill a few holes (luckily I wasn't wall-mounting, my desk has posts I mounted this on) in order to get it straight. Use a level if you have one. Also, the included lag bolts are TERRIBLE. I read this on another review, but I figured it may have just been user error or something - I had the same issues. Two of the bolts stripped out as I was driving them into pre-drilled holes, and I had to remove them with pliers (luckily, they have a hex head so you could use a socket wrench or something if you have one) and then make a trip to the hardware store to get better bolts. My advice: skip trying to use the included bolts, take one of them to the hardware store and get 3 matching bolts of higher quality before you start the install.

After browsing all of the usual stores I was floored by the asking prices for such a conceptually simple accessory. This really frosted me and I used a number of colorful adjectives in very public places to express my feelings. Then I decided to take a shot with looking online for a flat panel mount and ended up here on Amazon. Prices varied but were definitely less expensive than the brick and mortar establishments. Anyhow when I came across this particular mount I did a double and then triple take after reading the description and price. While I did keep looking at other options this really was the hands down choice for my needs (mounting a 24" LED HDTV).As others who reviewed this item have already mentioned, the included instructions could be much clearer. To be honest, I would actually go so far as to say that they're almost useless (at least insofar as mounting to wood studs is concerned). That's the bad news.The good news is that you need only toss the instructions aside after a quick glance and installation is a breeze. I had no problems with my VESA 100x100 plate and putting up the wall bracket. Seriously, it took me longer to find the stud and measure/mark the wall bracket location than it did to actually mount the TV start to finish (all done without assistance). It really calls into question why/how the Best Buys, etc. of the world are charging in the neighborhood of $200 to do this for folks. Let me say this, even if you're level of mechanical ability is limited, you can do this with the right tools (stud finder, drill, screwdriver, socket set, etc.). Obviously, an extra pair of hands might prove useful but my 24" TV is 9-10 pounds so that's worth keeping in mind.I do have a couple of other complaints which relate to the actual shipping of my unit. First off, I purchased the mount with a number of other items and was supposed to get free shipping according to Amazon because I had spent so much money. As it turned out, apparently the company that shipped me the mount never got that piece of information from Amazon and I was actually charged more for shipping than I actually paid for the hardware. To add injury to insult they actually shipped this item in a PAPER envelope which was torn in a number of places by the time it got to me (as you would probably imagine). Just something to keep in mind.Overall, I think that this is a pretty nice piece of hardware and all things considered I would definitely but this same mount again. I guess that's about it. Happy mounting!

It is more compact that I have envisioned but it works really well. It is very sturdy and easy to install. I ignored using the included mounting screws in favor of better wall anchors for my particular needs. As others have noted, if you need spacers to mount your monitor, you will have to make them yourself...none are included in the kit. One little secret is to loosen the tilt control nut before trying to hang the monitor. It makes it much easer to gain access to the screws that lock it in place. Once mounted, it is easy to tighten the tilt control nut. Overall I am very pleased with the installation and use of this mount and would recommend it.