ECHOGEAR MaxMotion TV Wall Mount for Large TVs 42" to 90" - Full Motion Has Smooth Swivel, Tilt, & Extension - Universal Design Works with Samsung, Vizio & More - Includes Hardware & Drill Template

These mounts are really a no-brainer, just spend the extra and get this. Save yourself some time and trouble. The fact that it articulates makes wiring and adjusting a complete breeze. I'm on my third one, using this latest for a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57" pc screen. It did require Vesa bracket adapters, I use three of the vivo steel plates stacked (MOUNT-AD4X2) and an M4 screw pack was also required along with some 5/16 bolts and nylon lock nuts that hold the plates together and to the vertical bars you'd normally affix to a tv. The whole assembly works flawlessly and this wall mount holds the 57" without issue despite the front heavy weight of a curved screen. It no longer wobbles on an arm mount at my desk which is thankfully against a wall so this wall mount could be used. Prior installs for a couple of TVs (55", 75") were also perfect. I'll never use a non articulating mount again even if it's a flush mount application. The mount itself is the highest quality I've ever seen.

I bought this unit for my new 85" QLED Samsung TVIt really looked too small to handle such a huge TV... but it did do the job.It requires some serious wall anchors directly into wall studs (or into concrete blocks). DO NOT attempt to hang this on the drywall alone. It exerts tremendous leverage on the anchor points and will pull any type of mounting hardware right through the drywall!The installation of the wall bracket was simple and well explained. The hardware fit the TV exactly. Two brackets are attached to the back the TV to spread the load... The TV is then easy to hang on the frame once the brackets are in place. It still takes two adults to handle this monster of a TV.The bracket is very sturdy and has multiple adjustments allowing you to swing out the TV to make connections behind it. Considering the size and weight of this TV this was incredibly helpful. It still feels a little scary to see such a big object "dangling" at the end of those long lever arms but it's been there for 8 months and it feels more normal now.In retrospect I am glad I chose the heavier duty and more versatile mount for this TV. Well worth the extra money.

The first time I bought this mount was 5+ years ago. It has traveled from home to home and even made it across multiple states. This mount is heavy-duty, well made, and thoughtfully designed.Heavy gauge steel, smooth and strong arms, full motion without resistance, etc. are great. At this mount I have three of these mounts. The most recent one I bought a couple weeks ago, and the quality is just as good as it was from the original one I bought.I've used this mount on an 85" TV and two 65" TVs, it does not droop or ever feel like it can't handle the weight, even when you pull the mount out to work on stuff behind it.Installation is a breeze, especially if you're handy, the only grip I could see is simply the weight of the mount, but you need that kind of weight to handle such heavy TVs that are full motion and can pull away from the wall such a large distance.If you're looking for a full motion mount that will last a lifetime, you can't find a better product. Great product, great build quality, great everything.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:We bought it due to the reviews, size to fit our gargantuan new TV, lots of holes in the back to be able to drill into 2-3 studs, looks solid, tilts the way we want - all good stuff!

This mount is great quality. I think this mount is amazing and has been easy to use and install as well as level. I think it is fairly expensive but for the quality it is a great value. The hardware included allowed for somewhat easy instillation even though I needed my own tools to install, but I expected that. Those cheap alan wrenches wouldn't drill through a wall :)Overall I 100% recommend this if you have a place to mount a TV. I probably wouldn't get this for a super small TV though, it would be overkill.