Full Motion Slim TV Wall Mount, Fits 55”- 65” TVs, Minimizes TV-to-Wall Gap, Adjustable Left and Right, Tilt and Swivel, VESA 200x200-300x200, Black (WMN-B05FB/ZA, 2022 Model)

Extremely flat/slim mount that worked perfectly with my Samsung monitor. You can pull the TV out several inches and position it to point left or right some. Very strong and well-made, easy to install, easy to put TV on it or remove it.

Just installed 65” Samsung this morning and I’ve got to say I’m very impressed with this wall mount kit. As others have noted the instructions are very minimalist and covers multiple TV’s so you have to find the template that matches your model and follow the pictures. I totally agree with others that a longer bracket would make it much easier to hit a stud, but 1/4” toggle bolts did the trick. The actual hanging of the tv was a walk in the park, and after moving a 55” and hanging it on the 2 knobs and trying to catch the cable on the tv is a massive PIA. This one while ridiculously over priced is a very well engineered piece of gear and a pleasure to work with. As long as you’re a little mechanically inclined it’s nothing too challenging.

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It not as hard as you might think to install! Very sturdy wall mount. Works well with our new Samsung TV's. Just make sure you check that your TV's model is on the list.

Multiple reviews indicated that this product does not tilt up and down. However, it's clear that there's a spring-loaded mechanism to counter the load weight when the mount frame allows tilting movement. I initially resonated with the common concern and find it impossible to tilt even when the load is centered where I suppose is the only position when tilting is possible. I didn't feel comfortable pushing too hard on the wall with or without the TV. Later I tried to forcefully tilt it when placing it on the floor and it worked. It turns out that the 8 screws on the side were install too tight that prevented such movement or that there's no proper lubrication between the platic plates holding the middle panel. I loosened the 8 screws just by a little bit and added WD40 in-between the platic plates surrounding the middle panel and it worked smoothly. It should be safe to loosen the screws previously mentioned just by a bit because they are the ones countering the spring's rotational torque and are not used to hold the weights. I am getting a replacement of the item anyway because I find excessive rust build-up around the screws while taking it apart. I suspect it is also related to the poor tilting performance. The mount is really smartly designed but the manufacturing quality made installing it and using it a less exciting experience.

Works well on S90C 77" Samsung TV. One thing I learned installing this is, the screws are longer then the wall anchors and they will break unless you drill them out after pounding them into the wall. Other then that install went well but more difficult then your average TV wall mount because the two sides are separated so you'll have to be good with measuring to get it correct. The way I did it was to measure the distance between the two hangers and make sure to install the mount on the wall with that distance in-between. I'm very happy it didn't fall off the wall once I got it hung up! Then I realized I had to push on the TV to get it to go all the way against the wall, there is a magnet on each side that holds it flat against the wall.

As a mount, it works fine. "Full Motion" seems overstated, as there are only 2 axes of movement--toward and away from the wall in the horizontal plane, and a lateral "swinging" to change the viewing angle from left to right. There is no tilt functionality, which was surprising to me, but I should've read more closely, so that's my bad. The swinging angle adjustment is rather limited, in my opinion, but it does in fact do what it says on the tin. All that being said, it appears to be sturdy and is a B+ for low-profile since it sits close to the wall but is nowhere close to invisible (see picture). So, if this is what you're looking for and know it, this is a decent prodcut.We had it installed professionally for our 55" The Frame tv, which on a related note is a beautiful art frame and astonishingly awful tv with the worst UI I've ever encountered (seriously, my decade old smart tv from back when they were selling tv's with 3d glasses is easier and faster to navigate). Anyway... because the tv was so unusable as our primary media viewing center, I wanted to remove it from this mount. The installer took the instructions (though I can't verify whether there were any in the first place), so I tried to find instructions or a manual by searching online.There is NOTHING. This search, combined with chatting, texting, and calling Samsung customer service yielded precisely nothing of any use. Suffice to say, the humor of Samsung not being able to provide a manual for a product with their branding on it that is sold on their website was lost on the representatives that I interacted with.

it works, but it’s kind of expensive