Mount-It! Motorized Ceiling TV Mount for 32 to 70 Inch TVs, Electric Flip Down TV Mount with Remote and App Control, Drop Down Ceiling TV Mount for Flat and Pitched Roofs, Holds Up to 77 lbs

The media could not be loaded. We recently installed the Mount-It! Electric Ceiling TV Mount for a client, and it has been a fantastic addition. The motorized flip-down feature is smooth and effortless, making it easy to stow away the TV when not in use, which is perfect for rooms with limited wall space or pitched ceilings. The mount accommodates a wide range of TV sizes (from 32 to 70 inches), and the installation was straightforward.The included remote control and app make it incredibly convenient to adjust the TV position from anywhere in the room. The mount feels sturdy and well-built, holding the TV securely even when it’s fully extended. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for anyone looking to maximize space and add a touch of modern convenience to their home entertainment setup!

The media could not be loaded. So my bracket was off, some (millimeters ) screw couldn’t go in to the tv holes. Customer service sucks. They told me to return item. Just that little issue.So I fix’s the issue and, not return the item. But the item works great, on the motor side that’s what does the lifting. Takes 1minute are 56 seconds up and down.The remote setting is awesome you can press the remote, fr anywhere the tv, will go up are down. And the best part, you can do presets, if you like a position for tv. you could lock this in.Just press the remote the tv will go to that position any time. My tv is a 55” Samsung curved it’s about 40-43lbs the tv mount is rated to lift 66lbs, so no problems. Here’s a video the company didn’t pay me to for this.Over all for the price it’s a good deal. How long it’s going to last don’t know yet, we’ll see…Fast forward to April 8,2025 item still work perfectly.So you can make tv go up. without the remote. But it can’t come down without the remote. Automatically.On one occasion I press the remote and nothing happens for 10 seconds. The power when out 51 times in 10 minutes. No B/S I through all appliances were going to cook.But about 5 months past, they came to check electrical panel and had to replace the entire panel. The rods were black almost burn out. Still had power everything worked find then.So I told electrician guys power when out like 51 times. he’s looking at me like I’m crazy are lying. I counted every single time power when out in 10 minutes. That dayI guess still a great item no problems yet.

We love this ceiling-mounted TV base! It’s a perfect space-saver, and the white color blends beautifully with our room. The only small downside is that it takes a little longer to lower, but it’s not a big issue. Overall, it’s a fantastic addition to our space! Highly recommend.

I have used this mount on my covered patio for the pat summer in an enclosure I built into the ceiling. It has worked good most of the time but as the title states it's a bit glitchy. When I first installed it, the enclosure had fresh paint and the stops for the full upright position were sticking to the paint. This is the glitchy part of the mount. It does not like any resistance when going down. I'm assuming this is a safety feature and unfortunately when it stuck to the paint it would fault out and beep. You have to shut down the power for 20 seconds, reset power and hold the ok button for 5 seconds. It then resets and returns to full upright position. Again, unfortunately it was already in full upright position and would pull the belt tighter each time I reset it. After about 5 attempts I realized what was happening. I had to cut an access door into my enclosure to free the belt because I never expected it to lock in the up position. I un-installed the mount to refeed belt into motor and re-installed in the enclosure. In the end I put a piece of duct tape over the stops so they no longer stuck and it worked flawlessly for a couple months. Then another glitch showed up. If it had gone unused for a few days it would go down partially, stop and beep.. You can hold the down button and it will go all the way down. I believe there's probably resistance on the belt. Maybe it sticks together where it rolls up on itself ( thought about applying a lubricant of some sort on belt but haven't tried it yet). Not a deal breaker but definitely an annoyance. One other issue is the fact that the tv hangs face down when retracted to full upright position and tv screens are glued to the units. Over time if your tv is outside in a hot climate like the summers in Arkansas where I live, the glue holding the screen on will soften and the screen will fall off like mine did. Luckily the tv still worked and I was able to use some super sticky aqua tape from Home Depot made for higher temps and tape the screen down around the perimeter. Shouldn't be an issue again. I would say so far it is a good product with small gliches. In the end, after that long winded review I would say that if you have no other option for mounting a tv, I would use this mount.