Kanto PS400 Full Motion Mount for 30-inch to 70-inch TVs

I had originally purchased Kanto KMX3 bracket as it was on sale at Costco. I bought it 6 years ago with the eventual plan to install it in the basement when we get "the big TV" for down there. We finally decided to get "the big TV" this year and so I dusted off the KMX3 box...finally opened it...and finally figured out where the studs are in "the big TV" wall area...and come to find out the stupid basement was framed in 24-inch on center! AND the there is a stud near the center of where I want to put "the big TV" (75-inch)...but the KMX3 mounts across 2 studs. I went on Kanto site to ask if KMX3 base can be offset from center and still pushed in to wall and the answer is NO. BUT, the PS400 is a single stud TV bracket that can handle 88 lbs and vesa mount up to 400x400. While the info for PS400 indicates up to 70-inch, it is fine if the weight and vesa match for up to 75-inch TV (per Kanto tech support). So I ordered it and it arrive quickly and I installed it yesterday all by myself without any issue. The box is really well packaged (all the screws are in a nice cardboard holder and clearly labeled). The wall template makes install easy. Just follow the directions and read everything before starting. Even the size drill bit with depth to drill was labeled! The bolt sizes are labeled so you know what size ratchet driver you need. The cable management on the bracket is great! I like that the cable manager is strong metal that screws down...you just unscrew, slide cables inside the metal bit and then screw back...keeps everything tidy. The range of motion for the bracket is great too! The bracket provide ample range of motion and distance from wall in order to get behind and make adjustments and connect cables. I paired the install with a Powerbridge power thing and all the cables are concealed! The current TV is a 40-inch and I was able to mount it on the bracket myself. The 75-inch TV arrives later...can't wait! [2/8/23 Update] Can I give 6 stars? 10 stars? I want to give more stars!!! The company has EXCELLENT customer service! They are VERY responsive when you email them questions or issues. I had sent in a couple questions when I was trying to mount the KMX3 mount and had answers within 12 hours (maybe less). Then, after getting the 75-inch TV, I had to install the extender brackets to the main base plate...the extender brackets have bolts that are attached to the extender plate and then you use a nut to attach the extender pieces to the main base plate. While I was tightening the nut, the bolt separated from the extender piece and the nut was sort of stuck on the bolt. Because the bolt has a flat head I could not get the nut to tighten or loosen as the bolt would just turn with the nut and I could not do anything to keep the bolt from turning. I went on Kanto website and asked to be sent a new baseplate and extender pieces as I didn't want to return the entire unit as the wall bracket was already installed. In less than 24 hours Kanto had shipped out a new base plate and set of extender pieces at no cost to me! No back and forth or having to get on the phone and speak to a manager...or I pay for shipping or the new pieces or whatever! I'm very pleased with this company and the mount!

This mount was shipped quickly. We were looking for a mount that could swivel a 50" TV 90 degrees and then move out of the way against the wall. We researched a lot of other options. This one worked great! We have been using it for about 1 month. We installed it into a wall stud easily and quickly. Movement is sturdy and easy. Mount is very sturdy. We do not tilt the tv much, but tilt seems sturdy as well. We did have to purchase bolts from the hardware store because the assortment of lengths of the bolts did not fit with our Samsung TV. I would level the TV at the most used position as it is slightly out of level when in other positions. The tilt is truly very minimal, but there none the less. Worth the money, and would purchase again. Cons: When against wall, the mount is visible, and not as flush to wall as I would like.

Picked it up same day purchased at local Walt's TV. Emailed when ready for pick-up within an hour or so. First pic is retail box that was in the shipping box. 2nd pic is as packed when first opened. 3rd pic is mounting arm swung open to show parts boxes. 4th pic is VESA adapter arms. 5th pic is assembly hardware displayed in its own box. Others show mount flexibility and range and the cable management brackets I haven't got around to using yet. More accessory wiring to be added as always. Be advised that is full tilt down and my only complaint. More would be nice or even needed if mounted on 10 or 12' walls. Adapting the plate to VESA 400X200 was so simple compared to some of the other 8 or so mounts I have done to date. I know it's pricey compared to the typical 50-$70ish mounts of its TV size and weight capacity in abundance on Amazon but for ease of assembly, adaptability and flexibiy of motion it's hard to beat. It's effectively $1/mo over 10 years and no reason to think it won't last longer because it is so well built. By then we'll probably be hanging bluetooth paper-thin screens like pictures anyway. Buy a longer arm than needed for the next larger size replacement TV you buy. I bought for up to 70" and the longer arm allows me to swing the corner-mounted 52" TV a full 90° right angle to the wall for watching or attaching cables. This is the one to buy for your bigger TVs. If everything Kanto makes is this well done and designed I won't be buying or suggesting anything else. Buy this.

This item is very sturdy and simple to install. It holds my 65 inch LG level and firmly. One tip for install (for me at least). The Vesa for my TV is 300x300. If you connect the four expanders to the main bracket, the tv holes do not align with the expanders. What you need to do is screw the expanders first to the TV but not tighten them too much. Then adjust the expanders so the main bracket holes fit over the pertruding screws of the expanders. Then tighten.

I was looking for a wall mount for a 65" flat panel that would attach to a single stud from the side wall. This was made necessary from the back wall being an insulated outside wall without an easy way to localize studs without compromising insulation. This PS400 attached to a single stud placed at 11" from the corner and extended over 27" allowing the panel to turn 70-80 degrees to face the seating area. After an exchange with Kanto they confirmed that this PS400 would do this. If you need a full 90 degrees for a 65" panel in a similar configuration then this is not for you. Why not a wall mount that attaches to 2 studs? The fully extended arm would move the panel further away from the wall and one of the aims was to keep the panel safely recessed so the younger kids wouldn't bump their heads. Support for planning was outstanding and setup was simple with detailed instructions and video from website. Very sturdy and easy to adjust.