VideoSecu ML12B TV LCD Monitor Wall Mount Full Motion 15 inch Extension Arm Articulating Tilt Swivel for Most 19"-31" LED TV Flat Panel Screen with VESA 100x100, 75x75 1KX

The is an excellent mount for a smaller TV, very sturdy. Installation instructions were basically pictures, simple but adequate, and installation simple enough that they were barely needed. Remove the bracket that attaches to the TV by taking off one nut/bolt. Attach that bracket to the TV with provided screw. Locate a wall stud, use the mounting frame to mark location of the lag bolt. Drill appropriate pilot holes, screw the frame to the wall (helps to have a level), re-attach the bracket mounted on the TV, and you're done. Some other reviews have mentioned that the lag bolts supplied are poor quality and strip out but I found this NOT to be the case, they worked fine. The only way I can imagine a problem would be if pilot holes drilled were not the right size, or if the installer was sloppy tightening the bolts and damaged them with a tool or used the wrong size tool. Tip - the tiny wrench supplied fits the bolt but is inadequate and it would be difficult to properly tighten the bolts - use a proper 13mm wrench or socket to tighten the lag bolts. This mount allows the TV to sit fairly close to the wall if desired, or pulled out from the wall and angled down several degrees. It also allows the TV to swivel horizontally, so if you don't get the mount perfectly level during installation it's not going to make the TV sit on an angle, you can adjust so the TV sits level. This mount is an excellent purchase, good quality for a low price point, nice value.

I've made a lot of purchases in my lifetime and when it comes to rating them on cost, versus their versatility, usage, convenience, ease of installation, durability, etc., this mount comes in second on my list. My number one best purchase is a 5.1 surround system for the computer in my office from Durabrand; it cost $26.00 at Walmart. I've had it for about seven years now and it's still going strong; but I digress and will save those kudos for it's review. Though I've only recently purchased these mounts (first I purchased one on 02/16/14 to mount my 23" Samsung computer monitor in my office; that worked out so well I purchased another one on 02/20/14 to mount my 27" Ilo flat screen TV also in my office; and then purchased a third one on 03/03/14 to replace the chintzy mount I had for my 27" Samsung flat screen TV/Monitor in my bedroom...see pictures), I'm pretty sure they will outlast the items they are being used to mount; the build quality is that good. They include a little "wrench" tool but to make things easier you can use a crescent wrench and you'll also need a Phillips head screw driver to remove the actual mount backing (that attaches to the back of your TV, monitor, etc.) from the arm. DON'T MAKE THE INITIAL MISTAKE I DID and unscrew the bolt instead of the screws! The other nice thing is they give you a choice of screws to "match" the unit you are mounting. There are also some rubber ("vanity covers" I call them, they serve no purpose but to cover up the bolts) that I didn't know what they were for initially...RIF - Reading Is Fundamental, lol. Also, when mounting, make sure you put the "circle" bolt hole at the top and the "oval" hole at the bottom. Initially the units are very hard to adjust (because all the bolts are tightened pretty tight) but after making the necessary adjustments (loosening up the bolts a little) they work fine. What I like the most about them is how they allow you to pull the units forward and turn them from left to right for easier viewing. You can literally spin the unit around in a circle if you want (that is if you didn't have the cables attached, lol). The only "limited" adjustment factor is in the tilting of the unit up and down, but I've had no issues in regards to not being able to tilt up or down for viewing purchases; these things in my opinion are close to perfect!

It's been a while since looking into getting a flat panel wall mount, mainly because they were very expensive and the ones that actually moved miss than just a couple inches were very bulky and suck too far out from wall. I think the purpose of a wall mount is to keep the tv as close to the wall as possible no matter what angle for viewing best fits you. With that being said, I have a 32" led Vizio smart tv. After a few months of having to set up in the bed to see the entire screen I figured what could it hurt to check....maybe wall mounts have changed in the past few years. I made the decision no matter what I wasnt spending over $20. The VideoSecu Articulating Arm is hands down the best wall mount I've seen. I've installed plenty of different wall mounts, some would mount very strong to the wall but would lack strength on the end holding the tv. Most that were strong on wall and tv had hardly zero movement (why not just put the tv directly on the wall in that case??) I didn't expect a strong solid mount when I ordered this simply for the price. I also didn't think it would get no where near close to the wall because of the arms that swing out. I was WRONG to say the least. The mount arrives in a smaller box than expected, don't let that get you worried. It folds up very nicely for all the movement you get out of it (one reason I think that it is able to collapse so nicely up against the wall) Another thing I like is the instructions are kept simple and printed right on the box itself, along with a paper copy inside. All hardware and tools needed is included along with extra size machine screws to fit different size tv's and additional hardware depending on if you can mount to a stud or do not have a stud in the area your mounting. Installation took right at 14 minutes....I timed it out of curiosity. I have no concerns what so ever about the tv coming loose or losing its level setting that I put it at or the worst concern: the mount breaking and saying goodbye to a tv. I used an 18volt drill to drill pilot holes for the wall mount screws. It can be put up with out a drill, just would take a little longer. In the end I highly highly recommend this mount for any flat panel tv up to a 42"-44" (I think the manufacturer might not say it's good up to that size but it's strong enough I would have no problems putting it on one personally. Always go by manufacturer ratings) Since installing this, I showed the head of IT at work and he has quit buying the $85 mounts that do not move and started buying this mount for the monitors in operator room. A++++++++

Bon produit bien fait

Thought there was more of a tilt

Just ok