Mount-It Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 13-42 Screens 18 Articulating Arm Quick Release Plate Tilt Swivel

We own an older Outback Travel Trailer that we had to retro fit with a TV. Recently our TV busted and in my stupidity when I threw away the TV I also threw away the TV mount bracket that was screwed to the back of it. An oversight I regretted at first because it meant I had to purchase a new TV wall mount along with a new TV! However, I was very pleased with this TV wall mount and found it superior to our old one for a few reasons. It comes with handy little clips that help you keep your power cord and other wires up and out of the way. It is great that the come pre-attached but they could have been a little more heavy duty than they are and you will not be able to stuff several wires in them without them popping open; so as long as you keep it to the power cord and maybe the cable cord you're fine. What really makes this TV mount better than my old one is that the universal mounting bracket that uses VESA standards ( The holes on the back of your flat panel display follow standards created by the Video Electronics Standards Association, hence the term "VESA") easily slides on and off the main mounting bracket arm. This is a huge plus for us since we have to remove the TV from the wall mount when we are in transit. Because of this there is no fussing around with mounting the TV to the arm and having to screw it into place since sliding it onto the main arm bracket is secure enough for us. This does come with a screw if you wish to secure it further but in my opinion and for our needs it is not necessary. Finally the arm itself can swivel 180° and you can tilt the TV up or down up to 15°. My only complaint, which is not really a complaint is that the tilt is managed by a "swivel ball" located on the mounting plate you screw to the back of your TV, which means you initially have to loosen the swivel ball, mount the TV on the arm, find an tilted angle you are happy with, take the TV back off the arm and tighten the swivel tilt bracket, then mount the TV back onto the main arm. But like I said mounting the TV onto the arm takes 2 seconds so it is not that big a deal but wanted to mention it anyway. The only other thing I will mention is that I had to tighten/loosen the two bolts that are located at each of the swivel points on the swivel arm because one of them was too tight and one of them was too loose, but again not a big deal and to be expected for this kind of hardware. Overall this TV mount was a good purchase and a perfect fit for our RV travel trailer. It is has been a quality product so far for the reasonable cost, especially since we hunted for one at our local Walmart, BestBuy and Target and were surprised at the very little selection they had and the outrageous prices they wanted for what they did have. Read more

Works very well i didn't need all the hardware but it's good to have extras. Very ease to mount. Fits wellgood for the money. Swivels good good and sturdy Read more

I needed a TV mount that could be vertical or horizontal also referred to as 360 degrees or portrait and landscape mode. I'm putting those keywords in so others can find this review, because I hunted and hunted looking for a TV mount that would do this. I mounted a 32" RCA in my mancave to play retro arcade games. I wanted one that I could EASILY change the orientation FAST. I read tons of reviews and even the reviews for this model didn't exactly just come right out and say it. The best I read was "it can change in seconds". That to me didn't sound fast enough. That sounded more involved than I wanted to get. I just wanted to just turn the TV upright or sideways by turning the TV and YES, this TV mount does just that! I took a chance and it paid off. Man, that never happens! The item is made of solid metal, comes with multiple screws, washers and spacers to easily adapt the VESA (mine was 100 x 200) mounting holes on my TV. Also includes wall anchors, but you'll definitely want to mount it into a stud. My TV weighs not quite 10 lbs and this mount is solid. I can't speak for the max weight of 44 lbs however. It also suggests using a 5/32 drill bit to drill a 2" pilot hole, which also, unbelievably I had in my possession, marked and put away in the correct place. That in itself is a miracle. It took two people to install it - one to hold the mount and one to drill so hopefully you'll make a friend by the time it arrives. Make sure your new pal has a 5/32 drill bit...and a drill. And beer. Hey, he should be so lucky having a new friend like you. You can see in the pix the TV is portrait (vertical) and landscape (horizontal) and it simply requires just turning the TV. Easy peasy. It's got great articulation - a little stiff but I'd prefer that to bouncing being all over the place. You're going to like this thing. Even if you need it for something as pedestrian as just hanging a TV. Go for it. I bought two; one for me and one for my beautiful wife. I know I don't have to put that she's beautiful, as that has nothing to do with the TV mount, but hey, if she reads this one day, I just want her to know I told the world she was a knock out. But anyway, if you need that verticality that I was looking for in a TV mount, this should be on its way to your house now. Read more