Motorized TV Lift Stroke Length 35 Inches Motorized TV Mount Fit for 37-65 Inch TV Lift with Remote Control Height Adjustable 28.7-64.2 Inch,Load Capacity 130 Lbs

This item is a real game changer, we had to put the TV in front of the windows cause the living room is small, and we bought this item and fixed the TV on it, we bring it down when we are nit watching, and does the job perfectly 👌

I have a friend that put one of these in his living room to hide the Television. I had to have one too. Mine is mounted to a panel that I built to hid an old alcove for a wood stove. It moves up and down smoothly, and, if it weren't for the resonant panel that I bolted it to, it would be silent. As it is, it is pretty quiet. I have no reservations about raising and lowering the TV after bedtime. Installation was pretty simple. Watch a couple of videos if you're not as familiar with these sorts of things. The lift itself is all steel and quite strong. I have no doubt it could lift a TV much bigger than our 47". viewing angle is good, but the lift actually makes the TV parallel to the wall, so if you're used to a screen that tilts slightly down, that may take some getting used to. All in all, it was worth the cost and effort. It makes our living room feel bigger when it's down.

Works great. Installed in our camper and plan to build a cabinet around it. Arrived quickly. All parts were there. Instructions a little hard to follow.

It took two of us to manage assembly. The mechanism is very heavy. Instructions were picture only and the drawings were tiny. Had to redo a couple of steps because of tiny pictures. Some parts were loose in the box like screws and nuts. I read reviews that said there were no preset stops for height but the remote has a simple up-stop-down button. It is extremely easy to use. Our tv is a 43 and it was plenty strong enough to hold it. I’d recommend this unit if you want an inexpensive tv lift. Moto feels strong. I mounted the stand on a 24” round piece of wood. I wasn’t building a cabinet and I didn’t want screws in my floor. As a result we can not only raise and lower the tv but swivel it as well. My wood platform is plenty sturdy. Make sure yours is if you do not screw it to the floor. We regained the use of a window on our sunporch as a result of being able to lower the tv. Mission accomplished. I am vey happy with the mechanism and would buy it again at the bargain price I got on Prime days..

I put it together today and I’m pleased. MUCH more than I expected for the price. Other reviews are correct that the instructions are poor but it’s not that hard to figure out if you know what you are doing. If you aren’t mechanically inclined then find someone who is to help install it or you’ll be buying a new TV. This isn't a plug and play item.

Well, it took awhile to install. The instructions were worthless. No written instructions only pictures and the parts I had were not what was in the picture. And then while I was reviewing the pictures again. I laid them down and while my back was turned my dog ate the instructions. I figured it out so I think I was better off without the instructions. I like it. It is very quiet and lifts well. I would like it if there was more stabi!ization for the 65" TV, but I am sure I can figure something out.

Second one purchased. High quality, quiet opperation

Failed after 3 years (stuck in up postion), but I was able to fix it myself. I'm an engineer and this lift is stored outside in a waterproof enclosure. The problem is in the 24 VDC motor located at the very bottom of the unit and the fact that nothing is made to last anymore (see the "Phoebus Cartel" for a fun read). After completely disassembling the motor, the spring loaded brushes didn't seem to be contacting the rotor. Applying 24 VDC via my power supply didn't initially move the motor. After cleaning, the motor spun in both directions by reversing the 24 VDC supply leads. I put it all back together and lowered it entirely using the manual down button, then hold the down button for 5 more seconds and the system will recognize it's reached the limit via the hall effect sensors that detect rotation of the main lifting shaft. Just so you know, if you post negative reviews on Vevor, they won't post them. You get what you pay for, people. Also, I could not find a replacement motor online per the part number shown in my images and I read that Vevor doesn't sell many spare parts.