USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall for Most 37"-86" Flat Screen TV, Swivel or Tilt TV Wall Bracket with Dual Articulating Arms, for 12"-16" Wood Studs, Max VESA 600x400mm, Load 132 lbs

I am thoroughly impressed with this Full Motion TV Wall Mount for my flat screen TV! The bracket offers amazing quality right out of the box - it's sturdy, well-built, and feels incredibly secure. You can tell this mount was designed to safely support TVs in the 37"-84" range with confidence. What really stood out to me was the ease of installation. I was initially worried about mounting such a large and expensive item on my wall, but the process was remarkably straightforward. The instructions were clear, all necessary hardware was included, and the mounting template made positioning simple. I had it securely attached to my wall in less time than expected. The full motion capabilities work smoothly - both the swivel and tilt functions adjust easily but hold firmly in place once positioned. This flexibility allows me to reduce glare and create the perfect viewing angle from different parts of the room. For the quality of construction and ease of installation, this TV mount exceeds expectations and delivers exceptional value. Highly recommend!

Right out of the box to hanging the TV on the wall required less than an hour. I have installed two of these types of wall mounts prior to this one. This unit is rated to 80 pounds. I pulled down on it at full extension after the install. I weigh 190 (not too skinny, not too fat, just right). Once you have the lag bolts screwed into the wall studs, it is not going anywhere. My 65" TV weighs approx. 45 pounds. The range of motion is as advertised and I can always find a comfortable viewing angle in my room. Once I got the mount attached to the wall and the bracket on the TV I was anxious to try it out. No one was around to help. I didn't have a sheep to sacrifice before I tried to pick it up and hang it on the mount. But, the design is clean and simple. Just lift it high enough to clear the horizontal frame and let it drop down and hook to the frame. There is a safety bolt that holds a clamp. This is to keep the TV mounted on the wall and not on the floor (oops) One person can do this but two would be better. I wanted to locate the TV in the center of the wall. There were no studs that would work to accomplish this. I cut a piece of cherry hardwood and lag bolted it to the wall. The TV mount is bolted to the cherry. It is not going anywhere. All the screws, bolts, nuts, washers are packaged neatly in a clear plastic envelope. There is a mounting template provided. This allows you to figure out where studs might be found for your favorite location. Use a rare earth solid magnet to locate drywall nails/screws in the studs. Recommend drilling pilot holes for the lag bolts to avoid splitting the wood stud. Also, it makes installing the bolts a lot easier. I misplaced the instruction sheet. Note to self, don't panic. The mount can be found on the internet. Later, I found the instructions under the box (be kind). This is good mount that works as advertised. Keep the instructions on the box - not under it.

This full-motion TV wall mount exceeded my expectations. The build quality feels sturdy and secure, and the installation process was straightforward with clear instructions included. I really like the smooth swivel and tilt adjustments, which make it easy to get the perfect viewing angle from anywhere in the room. Once mounted, the TV feels very stable with no sagging or wobbling when extending the arm. The low-profile design also looks clean when pushed back against the wall. Overall, this mount offers excellent value for the price and works great for anyone wanting flexibility and solid support for their TV setup.

There are lots in the market and honestly i did browsed a lot (it confuses me) but for me it checked all the 3 boxes that i was looking for 1. Price point. 2. Quality. 3. Ease of Installation.

This thing is great for price. Bought one for the garage and living room. Looks a little intimidating when you open it with multiple pieces wrapped up but its really straight forward. Really all you need to worry about is finding studs, then it’s all downhill from there