Perlegear TV Wall Mount Bracket Full Motion Dual Swivel Articulating Arms Extension Tilt Rotation, Fits Most 26-55 Inch LED, LCD, OLED Flat&Curved TVs, Max VESA 400x400mm

Before I even opened the box I went out to my local hardware store to purchase some hex head lag screws because, in my experience, the Philips head screws most wall mounts ship with always strip. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find some solid hex head screws in the box so I didn't even need my own. This was a first for me, I wish more companies would do this because there is nothing more annoying than having to drill out a stripped screw when all you want to do is enjoy your new TV.The second thing I noticed right off the bat was the weight and sturdiness to this thing. This wall mount is no joke. It was definitely overkill for my 58" TV which probably weighs less than this mount! Definitely not worried about this thing breaking.Install was fairly easy considering I've done this many times before. Attached my TV to the mount with the supplied screws (after consulting my TV's manual to make sure I was using the correct size), marked my studs, drilled pilot holes and attached to the wall with the supplied hex screws with my Dewalt (having a power tool for this will save you a lot of hard work and make the process go a lot quicker).One thing this company doesn't provide (which a lot of others do) is a level so you'll need to have your own. I have several and I used one to make sure I was installing this perfectly level. However, though the base of the mount was level, my TV wasn't. No big deal since you can rotate/adjust to correct, though I'm really not sure why they don't just ship this out properly configured. I've I was using a hand tool instead of my Dewalt, this would have been annoying.This has been on my wall for 2+ months now and it's not going anywhere. Even though I have a large TV (58 inches) I can turn it from my living room to my dining room since the arms extend out longer than most mounts, which was the main reason I purchased this particular unit.All in all, I've installed wall mounts that are much more annoying and of significantly lower quality to truly appreciate this for what it is... a great value for a near perfect wall mount. Will not hesitate to purchase another one should the need arise.

This product is sturdy. It's easy to install and easily adjustable to level your TV once on the wall. It tilts, swivels, and makes coffee for you too. Well, maybe not the coffee part, but everything else is true. The most difficult thing will be finding your wall studs to anchor the bolts to install it. While the product is fantastic and a great value for the money (if you go to the brick and mortar stores, you'll find similar brackets for 3 to 4 times the money), what really sets this company apart is the thoughtfulness they put into the complete installation.So I want to hang my TV from the wall. What do I need besides the drill and socket set to install the bracket? Well, you will need a level, a TV, and an HDMI cable. True, they don't supply the TV, but they actually sent a nice little magnetic level along with an HDMI cable! IMO, that is great customer service. They're thinking of the things you will likely need (and sometimes forget) to make the entire project a success. Imagine installing the bracket, hanging the TV, and finding out you don't have an HDMI cable. Or how about a crooked TV?This bracket is one of the best I've ever found. I'll try to update this in six months and let you know how it's holding. But right now, this is an A+ on all levels. Look no further for a company who values their customers and a quality product. Just be sure to get the right size to hold the weight of the TV.

This is a good mount for the price, and feels very sturdy. It definitely doesn't have some of the features you'd find on more expensive mounts, but it's what I'd expect for this price level, and the quality surpasses the price.What makes me give it such a low rating is the fact that it's advertised as supporting TVs as small as 26". I just don't see how that's possible. The mounting brackets that go on the back of the screen - when centered vertically - go past the top and bottom edges by at least an inch in either direction. That's nuts.To be fair, I have it installed on a 28" monitor, so the aspect ratio makes it slightly shorter than your average TV, but from what I can tell in researching TVs in this size range, they're all about the same size. In fact, I couldn't even find any 26" TVs to get a height. All the 28" TVs I looked at were shorter than these brackets.I ended up having to take an angle grinder to these things in order to shorten them to a usable length. Now that I did that, the bracket works well.I've seen other wall mounts where the mounting brackets come in four pieces. You use two of them for small screens with small VESA mounting patters, but you can attach the other two pieces to extend them for larger screens. This would be a good solution for this company to consider, but that probably makes it a little more expensive.Other than the big flaw of the brackets, the other thing I'd like to see (but would probably increase the price) would be a knob to loosen and tighten the tilt. You need to use a wrench for any adjustments and that's just awkward. The same thing goes for the levelling.

I have a 48" Samsung Smart TV that used to be on a TV base but due to the number of consoles we have we needed to use the top the TV table for them. We first looked at buying a TV mount at Bestbuy and something that did not even extend or tilt was going to cost us $90. I went to Amazon during Black Friday (Im writing this review 12/19) and we got this under 40$.First of, super surprised how heavy this was when it came, which was a good sign it was sturdy. I needed something that extends and tilts as I need access to the back for me to connect the HDMI cables. So this was a HUGE plus for me.Install wise: I did needed some help as I am not good w/drills or strong enough to lift the TV myself. But you just need a drill and lever. The bracket comes with a mounting guide and all the diff types of screws which helped immensely. All in all me and my friend was able to install this under 20 mins.Im soo impressed by the brand I plan to recommend and use this for work. Its 40-50% cheaper than the Best Buy brands and doesnt take up too much wall space.It made my room cleaner and more organized as far as install and look goes and having the extend and tilt function made putting all my HDMI cables such a breeze.

I was originally drawn to this mount because others remarked about how extra sturdy it seemed. They weren’t over exaggerating. It’s simple in form compared to other mounts on the market, but in that comes it’s elegance. In its full extended position there is zero sag, zero lean, and zero worry about my TV ever falling from the wall. Others have complained that this mount doesn’t work if your studs are further than 16” apart. Duh. 90% of the mounts on the market won’t work if your studs are further than 16” apart. Know why? Because it’s industry standard. Don’t complain about a product when the core issue is that the contractor who built your residence cut corners and didn’t follow what the majority of building codes require.