Mounting Dream UL Listed TV Wall Mount for Most 26-55 Inch TVs, Full Motion TV Mount with Perfect Center Design, Articulating Wall Mount TV Bracket Swivel and Tilt, Max VESA 400x400mm, Up to 77LBS

Easy setup . Mounts to wall solid as a rock. Mounted to TV really easy .

Awesome TV mount. Holds a 50" TV weighing 20 lbs without a problem. Very convenient to only use one stud and the screws are great at creating a solid connection to the one stud. The range of motion is as described. Would highly recommend!

Muy buena calidad 👌 y precio

Got the Job done, and solid!

Great product. Easy to install, very sturdy and I'm well pleased. One thing I would do differently is instead of using bolts with hex heads, since the bolts come loose over time, it would be nice if they provided Wing nuts instead.

Love this mount. Has many installation options, fits many TV sets. Very sturdy, and compared to prices in stores for something equal or less of a product, this price beats them all.

This was my third wall mount purchase from Mounting Dream. The first two installed without issue, and what I like about the wall mounts is how straightforward they are to install, and how they do exactly the job they say they'll do. They hold up my TVs without any issue and easily adjust to whatever position I feel like, and this helps with glare on the screen that can change depending on the time of day and the ambient light in my house. The mounts I got came with a 2-axis level and a hole template which made installation very easy. Some other mount brands have templates that don't line up to the actual holes on the mount, however this is easy to double check by just placing the template onto the mount and verifying the hole spacing before marking anything on the wall: exact match. All the mounts came with nice velcro strips for cord management, and the large mount I ordered (not this item) also came with an HDMI cable, which were nice extras. Overall, you get exactly what you expect out of these TV mounts and they're not expensive at all. There's really no reason to drop all that coin on other mounts when they don't offer any extra for that money. Maybe the only way they could improve these is if they had a molded plastic cover for the part of the mount that attaches to your wall...but I prefer the cheap price and the mount is behind the TV anyway. Adjusting the TV is super easy, in/out and swing left/right is as easy as lightly tugging on the TV and it moves. Up/down swing and leveling adjustment is very simple with the included Allen wrench, and that usually only has to be done before first use and can be left alone after.Just make sure you're attaching the mount directly to a stud or into a concrete wall so your TV will be secure. Never mount into just drywall for the safety of you, your family, and at the very least your TV.The real reason you should buy these mounts though, is the customer service. The most recent mount I ordered (this item) came with a faulty part. The plate that attaches to the back of the TV had a couple messed up holes that made it impossible to complete a secure installation. This could have been a problem, but when I emailed Mounting Dream directly, they answered me back in less than 12 hours even though it was the weekend. After explaining what happened, they offered to send me replacement parts free of charge and shipped them immediately the next business day. The entire time during shipping, they were in constant communication about the status of the package, well past what I think would be the minimum required. When I received the replacement parts, they were in perfect condition and completely solved my issue. I didn't have to send back the damaged parts or do anything beyond send them a picture along with my original issue, which was easy. Now my TV is up on my wall and I can game comfortably reclined with this sturdy mount holding my TV up. I highly recommend Mounting Dream TV mounts because they will jump to help you with any issues you have with your TV mount. You can even message them on Facebook for basic installation help.

This is the third articulating arm mount that I've installed in my house, and so far it's my favorite amongst those three. It's a well-built, extremely solid and nicely-designed TV mount that perfectly fit my 2013 Sony Bravia 50" HDTV (a VESA 400x400 pattern).Of the three arm mounts I've used, this one is of particular note because it has a very fluid movement when extended. Other mounts I've used have been a little stiff, or the arms are short enough that they are hard to position. While all of them are adjustable by allen wrench, this one comes out of the box with the perfect fluidity to make it a perfect mount for areas where you want to be able to move the TV frequently. The tilt mechanism is amongst the easiest I've used and easily sets in place with a pair of set screws.Installation is relatively easy and the instructions that come with this are easy to follow. I mounted the plate with the four wings attached to the back of the TV, and then I installed the arm onto the plate so I could lift it to the wall to get an idea of height for mounting. I then removed the arm, positioned it on the wall and marked drill holes. I drilled pilot holes and installed the supplied lag bolts (which are nice, seemingly strong and adequately long bolts) to secure the arm to the stud in the wall. Once bolted into the stud, this mount is going nowhere.The only ding I'd put against this mount is the way it attaches the plate to the arm. It is a wide lip that sits over a groove in the top of the arm, after which you have to screw in two bolts to secure the plate to the arm. The other two mounts I have utilize a permanently installed screw on the top that you slide into a slot and secure, along with another permanently installed screw on the bottom that you feed into a slot and secure. It is a little more difficult to know you've caught the TV onto the arm with this design, and having to find two screw holes by hand behind the TV is a little more difficult than just lining up a nut on the already installed screw of these other mounts. Not a dealbreaker, but a noticeable difference that made the installation finish a little trickier than my past experiences, especially in a case like mine where you're installing this mount in a recess between shelving units.This unit comes with plenty of hardware in the box, including four lag bolts, plenty of screws for all size TVs, washers, spacers and practically everything else you need -- all packed in separated, letter-labelled pouches that correspond to the instruction manual. Easy peasy. It also comes with a cheap but small, real level. Not a tiny little useless one like the other mounts I've used, but a real bubble level (about 6-8 inches long) that I can now stick in my toolbox and use elsewhere. Nice perk. There is also an HDMI cable (not sure the length, as I didn't use it because I had a 15' existing cable in my wall chase to the receiver) and a small pack of velcro cable ties. Overall a well thought-out package that's a great value compared to other commercially-available mounts from the likes of Sanus. I didn't need to orient my mounting plate unconventionally because my mount was pretty standard, but I like that you have the option for a lot of non-standard hole patterns with this mount. I've seen pictures where the bottom wings were mounted so you could hang a soundbar. This design just seems like someone was thinking about how to make a mount that would fit practically any situation, they built it right and priced it competitively. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to others.