BONTECTV Wall Mount with Extra Long Extendable Arm for 32-75 Inch TVs, Holds Up to 132lbs, Full Motion Dual Arm TV Bracket with Tilt, Swivel, Level Adjustment, Max VESA 600x400mm, Wide Compatibility

I have bought several multi arm TV brackets but this beats all I’ve seen. I will include some pictures of my 65” Samsung I installed in my bedroom.First it has 2 articulating arms that allow you position it just about anywhere you’d like as I did 40 inches closer to the foot of my bed when I want it close and push it back to within inches of the wall like my wife prefers when not watching.Second it tilts easily to your likingThird it comes with the hardware for solid concrete walls or studded sheet rock walls which is easier and what I had. 6 hex-head lag bolts for this but you’ll only use 4 for 16” on center studs.The wall bracket plate is just large enough to reach between 2 vertical studs 16” apart.You’ll need a stud finder or Drive nails to find the 2 studs closest to the center of where you want the TV.Lastly, and this is the amazing part that is not mentioned in the instructions and I didn’t find out until after I installed it. I’m going to try to explain this the best way I can and marked one of the pictures accordingly about the offset.It’s about how to center or position your TV on a wall where you want it even tough there is not a stud 8 inches to the left and right of that spot. It’s not in the instructions but this mount is made in a way you can accomplish this if you know what to doMy studs were such that they positioned the bracket in about the middle of the wall. After I finished everything I noticed the TV was closer to the curtains on the right by about 6”. This is because the center of the TV holding bracket is 6” to the right of the backing plate when closed if you install the unit on the wall with the brand name readable. If you turn the bracket upside down where the brand is upside down the center of the TV arms will be 6” to the left.The TV itself after installing on the mounting arms can be moved left or right about 6” if needed to center as I did moving mine to the left away from my draperies centering it on my wall. My studs were close enough that it didn't matter as much but I did choose the right way for my wall without knowing it.So. If your 2 studs your mounting the bracket on are up to 8” to far to the right than mount the unit upside down with the TV arm part 6” to the left with name upside down. (any more than that and you’ll use the left stud for the right side of the bracket and one further left for the left side of the bracket)If the 2 studs you are mounting the bracket on is up to 8” to far to the left then mount the bracket with the name plate readable and this plate will be 6” to the right of the center at the backplate.Either way then you can fine adjust the actual TV center by sliding it on the holding arm when done.Keep the 2 positioning screws loose so it slides then you can snug them up but don’t over tighten.This bracket can be used to view a TV positioned in the corner where 2 walls meet.Then if you want store the TV against one of the walls.Also I always buy used Amazon products if available and save a lot of money.This was about $55 used and looked like just a Danegeld box with extra tape with all fasteners and parts originally packaged inside.

If you're looking for a full-motion wall mount that offers long extension, reliable support, and versatile adjustment features, this BONTEC mount delivers outstanding value. The manual was straightforward, and it included all necessary hardware (even a small spirit level and HDMI cable, which was a nice touch). While sturdy, the mount itself is quite heavy. Just know that installation is definitely a two-person job, especially when attaching the TV.

I really like this. I’m in an older home before TV in the living room was a thing so there are windows and doors in awkward locations so this was a great alternative. We don’t watch TV very often but when we do, we just pull it out, swivel it 90° and we can see it perfectly from the couch. Very sturdy.

We’ve had our 65” tv mounted for about two weeks now and it’s holding strong! We have it mounted to where it’ll always have to be extended 24” and it’s great so far. Definitely worth it!

Good quality for price all the hardware required was included the only issue I had is had is wrench to adjust tv angle wasn’t the correct size as for ease of movement I have RA in my hands making it difficult to move but looks amazing once mounted

This is extremely sturdy and the frame. It extends the full amount 40 inches from the wall, pushes almost flat to the wall ! Absolutely a Terrific product!Would buy again and may buy another for a different room!

Heavy duty, and easy to install. Came with all the hardware to fit any curve of your TV, even provided a hdmi cable. Lots of adjustability.

Very articulating but a little challenging to work with the mounting.