Mounting Dream TV Wall Mounts Bracket for Most 42-84 Inch TVs, UL Listed Premium TV Mount Full Motion with Articulating Arms, Max VESA 600x400mm and 100LBS, Fits 16", 18", 24" Studs, MD2296-24K

I needed to get this for my new 65 inch LG TV. I love it. It was very easy to install and is incredibly sturdy. You can adjust the TV in different directions easily.

Works great. My daughter loves it.

My husband mounts a lot of TVs and he will only buy Mounting Dream. He bought his first mounting dream here on Amazon in 2017 and hasn't bought another brand since. He's bought 100's of them and said they never let him down regardless of which one he buys. Being able to count on a brand is very important especially when you are standing behind your work as my husband does. He tells everyone to get Mounting Dream.

This mount was amazing. Instructions were easy enough, just takes some trial and error to figure with screws and washers your tv takes (this product comes with multiple different lengths and sizes). Had no sag after everything was installed. My 7 year old son was able to hang from the wall mount. I will be buying for all my tvs.

The good:Once you get this installed, it's very nice. I used this one on a 65" Roku TV and I'm 100% confident that it's not going to fall off the wall. The motion is very smooth for swiveling and pulling away from the wall. You can't swivel a 65" TV too far without the need to pull it away from the wall a little, and this mount handles this motion flawlessly. This was important to us since we swivel it often when going back and forth from our kitchen and family room. Tilting is very easy to set but note that once you set it, the only way to change it is to loosen a couple of screws. I think setting the tilt motion once and forgetting it is actually a good thing because otherwise it would probably start drifting over time.The Bad:The only reason I took one star off is because of the safety lock design. While it is sturdy, it is a little bit of a pain while installing. The latch keeps flipping down while the TV tilts forward. You almost need a 3rd person to feel safe while doing this. Two to hold the TV while the 3rd person uses both hands to hold the latch up and insert a screw.This is the 6th Mounting Dream bracket I have purchased over the years and all the other ones have a simple (and sturdy) safety lock system which uses two long set screws which are already in place and only need to be turned a bit to prevent the TV from tilting forward. Much easier to install and just as sturdy. I only went with this model because I wanted a 600mmx400mm max VESA pattern to future proof it a bit.

I have bought several Sanus brand TV mounts in the past. They are nice but more expensive.In this case I bought a Sanus brand from Costco. The wall mount bracket was limited to 16 inch stud spacing. For some reason the wall where I wanted to mount this, the studs were 19 inches apart. I found this bracket that was adjustable.Works great. Very easy to install and hang TV.

If you've been looking, I'll tell you now, this is the one. We had the earlier version of this one a few years ago, and it was great, but I did have to resort to adding a few dimes to get it just perfect on leveling. No need for that here.PROS:- Super sturdy & strong- Extension bar allows offset installation, if studs aren't centered.- Pivots sideways - both ways- Tilts up and down- Pulls way out from the wall when you need to access the rear, but pushes back to very close to the wall when you want it out of the way.Cons: A little scary to install, if you've never done this before.I've done a few of these over the years, & THIS is the one. I'd buy this one again without hesitation.FYI: These always look very scary to start, but once you realize that half the hardware is for other options, it's a lot less scary (they give you all the hardware you need for installing in multiple ways, and with multiple TV setups. You will have a lot of hardware left over.).Basically, it has two brackets. One mounts to studs in the wall, & the second to the back of your TV - separately, so you can lift it up onto the wall bracket like hanging a picture. Simple as that. You just have to find your studs, drill the right size holes - in the * Right Location *, and mount it.You can do it alone, but to lift it up to the wall mount, you'll want help from a friend. Pretty hard to do that part alone, just due to not seeing the back while you lift it solo. Even a weak friend or child can tell you where to move it, if you don't have real help on the lifting part. TV's are surprisingly light nowadays, so even a teenage girl could lift half.They even give you an extension bar, so if your studs don't align with your placement goals, you can fudge it over quite a bit. Worked great for me.IMPORTANT TIP: Measure the area where you want the TV. We used Painter's tape to outline the spot, with our table located beneath it, so we had a visual on how big everything was going to be. THEN be sure to MEASURE where the bracket needs to mount, to be sure your TV ends up where it needs to be.In our case, the studs & the TV mount were not dead center, so we mounted the TV bracket onto the back of the TV, then had to figure out where the wall mount needed to be, and lowered the wall bracket enough to account for the lower mounting our Sony TV used, vs another brand. With the tape outline, we easily found the 2 best studs for mounting, even though they were also not centered. We chose the two closest to the centerline. (We had 3 stud choices, if one didn't work out. Huge TV)Be sure of placement, before you drill those big holes in your studs. You don't want to do that twice.It's easier than it sounds, so Good luck! : )

Exactly what I had hoped for