PipishellTilt TV Wall Mount Bracket Low Profile for Most 23-55 Inch LED LCD OLED 4K Flat Curved TVs up to 99lbs Max VESA 400x400mm, 8° Tilting for Anti-Glaring, Fits 8-16 inch Wood Stud

1. Very good installation directions: detailed and complete. Read & follow them for a successful install.2.5 inch lag bolts into wall studs? This thing isn't going anywhere... I could probably chin myself on it.(Having done a lot of wall installations, I'll say the directions for mounting this with anchors also looked very good -- even tho I didn't use anchors.)2. Very good build quality, especially for this price.3. IMPORTANT: DO NOT TILT when attaching or detaching the TV set.When installing, make the screws for tilt adjustment just snug and but not fully tight. Then tilt the TV *after* attaching and return TV to vertical position *before* detaching.Tilting affects the clearance for the safety pawls. They work easily when the TV's not tilted but are difficult to use while the TV is tilted.4. If you want to connect cables to the TV, do that *before* mounting the set to the wall bracket. It's hard to attach anything once the TV's on the wall. (At least it's hard with my large hands.)

This wall mount worked perfectly for my daughter's new TV. It’s solid, easy to install, and offers smooth tilt and swivel motion. The low-profile design keeps the TV close to the wall. Only downside: the wall anchors aren't great, use your own if mounting on drywall. Overall, great quality and value!

This holds my tv to the wall so nicely. When I need to take my tv down to paint the wall the two straps I pull to unhook the tv from the mount are so handy! Just 123 and the tv is off and goes on just as easily. Very sturdy.

The Pipishell UL Listed Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket offers solid performance and value for most 23-55 inch LED, LCD, and OLED TVs. Installation was straightforward with clear instructions and all necessary hardware included. The low-profile design sits close to the wall, providing a sleek and tidy appearance while still allowing for a decent amount of tilt adjustment. This tilt feature is handy for reducing glare and achieving optimal viewing angles, making it suitable for various room setups.The bracket feels sturdy and capable of securely holding my TV, giving me confidence in its reliability. It supports VESA mounting patterns up to 400x400mm, accommodating a wide range of TV models. The built-in bubble level helped ensure accurate alignment during installation, which was a nice touch.While overall very satisfied, one minor consideration is that adjusting the tilt angle can be slightly cumbersome once the TV is mounted, requiring some effort to get just right. However, once set, it holds its position well. For anyone looking for a dependable and affordable TV wall mount with tilt functionality, the Pipishell UL Listed Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket is a solid choice.

After searching endlessly for a tv mount for our RV. I stumbled upon this mount. I can honestly say it was a great fitment. Came with plenty of different size hardware, which made installation easy. And the cost was great!

Easily installed. Sturdy and holds well. Great product!

This is a very well made mount for the size and weight of televisions listed in the item description. The price is very good as well. All hardware is provided for the TV to bracket mounting as well as the base plate to wall attachment given the limitations listed in the instructions.TV mounts can be easy or extremely frustrating to install. It is mostly not about the manufacturer but the wall conditions.Because this mount is narrow, it is tricky to catch a pair of wood wall studs (on a stud and sheetrock wall) while also getting your TV in your preferred location. The width of the baseplate only allows mounting it exactly centered on two wood studs (16" on center, typically). Ideally you would line up the mount in such a way that all four fasteners can go into a wood stud. This is the only stud mounting method mentioned in the instructions and no drywall anchors are provided. Metal studs are not mentioned.There are instructions and anchors provided for masonry walls as well. The caveat here is that you are told specifically not to drill into the mortar joints as this creates an unsecure mount point for the provided anchors. The issue arises when your masonry wall is covered with sheetrock or plaster and you cannot determine where the mortar joints are.Not mentioned is what to do when you have a location where you cannot use both wood studs or determine the location of the mortar joints in a masonry wall.Other manufacturers will recommend using a backer board, provide a much wider base plate or give written recommendations for using a combination of studs and sheetrock anchors. With this model, a backer board (typically 3/4" plywood spanning at least two studs but not necessarily centered) would likely be a strong option if the backer board is screwed directly into the wood studs. The wall plate would then be mounted to the backer board at the desired location using appropriate lag screws or anchors. The backer board should be sized to be obscured by the TV when mounted and can be sanded and painted to match your wall. If this sounds super complicated and probably aesthetically unpleasant, you are right.I have used a combination of the provided lag screws into wood studs and zip toggle style wall anchors with success. I also had to use two lags screws and two masonry anchors to mount one of my TVs above my fireplace.This is not a recommendation, just an idea. When in doubt, buy a larger mount (wider base plate) for more money and better peace of mind.

I got this bracket to mount an older (2005?, smaller Vizio TV on the wall. Once this bracket is installed, the portion that is attached to the television is adjustable in the vertical direction, but not horizontally and it can’t be pulled away from the wall. But I didn’t need any of that. It fits my needs perfectly, very simple set up in my bedroom.