VideoSecu ML12B TV LCD Monitor Wall Mount Full Motion 15 inch Extension Arm Articulating Tilt Swivel for most 19"-32", some models up to 47", LED TV Flat Panel Screen with VESA 100x100, 75x75 1KX

Bon produit bien fait

After making a trip to Best Buy to buy a new 28" Vizio Smart TV, I was absolutely appalled at the price of the their wall mounts. The cheapest one to mount a 28" was about 30$! I couldn't believe that, so I instantly hopped onto Amazon, looked for a decent looking one, and bought.First of all, make sure your TV will fit! This only has two sizes it can handle, holes that are in a 3" square on the back of the TV, and holes in a 4" square. As long as your TV has these two sizes, it should work perfect. I was confused at first because it didn't say 28" in the title, but trust me, it works great! I'm sure I read something about an adapter to hold bigger TVs too, but with the extra cost, you might as well buy one made for your TVs size.The box comes with the actually mount (fully assembled, mount ready!), and a little kit with different sized screws, washers, anchors, and all you need to adjust the mount and hang it up.A few things that I didn't expect...- You might **NEED SEPARATE WASHERS**, because the screws that come with might be too long for the back of your TV, in which case you must put some washers between screw head and the mount. Which shouldn't be too big of a problem, I just found some random washers in the garage, popped them on there, and screwed the TV onto the mount.-You really cant fit the included wrench in the adjustable slot for adjusting the tilt and spin of the TV to tighten it down. So if you like a position of the TVs tilt and all, you can't lock it in really, it'll always be kind of adjustable. If you bump it, it will lose your perfect placement.-It **DOES NOT** come with an option to mount it in a hollow portion of drywall. The only included mount kits is anchors for a concrete wall, and screws for a wall stud. So be sure the place you want to mount this TV is either on a stud, or on concrete, or you might have to go out and buy special anchors to put it in hollow drywall.-You'll need a power drill to make pilot holes.-You'll definitely need a better ratchet with a 1/2 inch socket. It would be absolutely impossible to hand screw the included screws in the wall with the included wrench.Other than those unexpected things, I absolutely love this wall mount. It's cheap (Around 1/3 of the cost of a non-pivoting mount at Best Buy), yet still built very durably. It's very flexible in where it can be adjusted. It wont fall out of the wall, I promise. If you mount this bad boy right, there's no chance of it falling out and losing your precious TV. What more can be asked of from a mount? Be sure it fits, be sure you have the tools to mount it and level it, and you will be absolutely happy. 5 Stars!

Thought there was more of a tilt

Works great, I mounted a 19" LCD TV that I use with an HD box and as a computer monitor. It does give a great deal of flexibility in positioning your screen. The installation was a breeze, it took me longer to get prepared than it did to install it. Two lag bolts secure it to a stud in the wall (if you are unfamiliar with locating studs this can be a bit scary, but is easy enough to figure out, in a pinch you can use a piece of a wire clothes hanger to push into the wall to find the stud, misses can be covered easily with spackle). Mark where the lag bolts will go, drill pilot holes and then start the top lag bolt and turn it until it is almost tight, leaving just enough play to line up and level the mount, then turn in the bottom lag bolt. I had an issue with the bottom lag bolt, I started it out with a slight upward tilt, and the ratchet I was using was too thick to pass by the bottom bolt on the first joint, no problem, use a 13MM open end wrench I very light weight wrench is included with mount). Then put the panel (that should already have the plate mounted to it) onto the mount, secure it with the two provided screws and you are done.I would like to mention that the mount includes the three sets of the most common sizes of screws to mount the plate to the TV/Monitor.I would think that up to a 27" panel would be a single person job, and this mount isn't designed for much larger than that. I would normally give this mount a four star review, because while it is sturdy and useful, it certainly is a little industrial looking, and the instructions while very clear and easy to follow are in mild Engrish, but given the price, this product absolutely deserves five stars. I will be buying a couple more of these for mounting some other monitors and TV's in the house.

Very good and a new product. Came on-time. Working well. Thanks to seller.