Mounting Dream TV Wall Mount for Most 37-75 Inch TVs, Universal Tilt TV Mount Fit 16", 18", 24" Stud with Loading Capacity 132lbs, Max Vesa 600 x 400mm, Low Profile Flat Wall Mount TV Bracket

Super pleased with this TV mount for my new 55" that we put in the bedroom. The price is great, I remember paying WAY more for my first one 10 yr ago in our family room. The only issue I had was figuring out which spacers to use for my TV so I called customer service and they were great, told me within a minute what I needed and I was on my way. Turned out my math skills were correct and I had figured it out on my own already but it was good to verify my thoughts. It is a little weird how the brackets are two that you screw together. I'd probably prefer one big cohesive piece but they seem sturdy with 4 screws together and each piece bolts into the wall separately so I think it's still a solid design. I like the tilting feature, which I wasn't really shopping for but since this is in our bedroom and the installation spot required it to be a little higher than the bed, tilting it the full 8 deg was a nice addition so our eyesight is in line with the middle of the TV. It was also easy to hang/hook on the bracket and then lock in place. I love how there are straps to quickly unlock it for removal, although that might mean it's easier to steal. My living room TV, again it's 10 yr old, is locked into the bracket so you can't get it off unless you had tools. No way that's getting stolen. It's been 10 yr since I've bought one so I'm not sure if this is the newer way or it's just this particular model but for a cheap bedroom TV it's a nice feature. Now, when are you really going to unhook it to take the TV off? Right... so maybe not a big deal but still, something to consider. All in all it's a quality product for the cost, has nice features (tilt, easy unlock), is sturdy, easy to install and the customer service was really good to help when needed.

If you're looking for a no-frills TV mount that gets the job done without drama, this Mounting Dream UL Listed TV Mount is exactly that. It’s not flashy, but it’s well-engineered, robust, and reliable—everything you want in a wall mount. Installation was refreshingly straightforward. The instructions were clear, and the included level was a thoughtful touch that made alignment a breeze. It fits a wide range of stud spacings (16", 18", 24") and supports up to 132 lbs, which gave me peace of mind mounting a 65" TV. Once installed, the mount holds the TV close to the wall for a sleek, low-profile look—just 1.5 inches out, which is tighter than many other mounts I’ve used. The tilt feature is subtle but effective for reducing glare. Bottom line: it’s not trying to reinvent the wheel, and that’s a good thing. Solid build, easy setup, and it does exactly what it promises. Highly recommend for anyone who wants a dependable mount without overpaying for bells and whistles.

This TV wall mount made setup stress-free. With the included level and clear instructions, it was up on the wall in about 30 minutes and felt solid right away. It securely holds 37–75 inch TVs with no wobble, sits close to the wall for a clean look, and the tilt feature helps reduce glare. I also appreciated that all the mounting hardware was included for different wall types. It feels sturdy, well-made, and reliable once installed.

When you're looking for a simple, well-priced mount option, and one that seems to accommodate all stud-spacing situations, your next parameter to consider may be the actual stud-spacing situation and the center of the wall (or center location you want the TV mounted). You want a mount that accomodates various stud-spacing. That's why I purchased this one (16/18/24 ) with 16" center-to-center being the most common. You may want to locate your studs first, before ordering, to try to determine if this mount will work for you. (I'm attaching a photo of the wall-mount bracket paper template that is included with this unit in case it helps anyone. I'd like to have all these things prior to ordering actually.) The dimensions of the plate are: 25.5" width 9" height Center bracket (no drilling area) is 2.5" wide, then the slot pattern starts. The lateral lag bolt locations are 1-3/8" slots with 5/8" between the slots spacing. While this bracket accomodates for various stud spacing (16/18/24), I hadn't considered that there may be any oddities in the stud-spacing in shorter walls at the vertical center (if you want your TV "centered" in a 12-16' wall). I figured this mount should handle with whatever stud situation, and allow us to horizontally shift either the bracket mount or the TV. This wasn't a correct assumption. Our wall is approximately 14' wide. After scanning with a new stud-sensor (which didn't seem reliable/accurate anyway), it indicated centered wall studs spaced about 5" apart in the middle of the wall (turned out to be false). Its stressful that this bracket has a 2.5" center plate which precludes you from drilling any holes where the center bracket is located, and may possibly screw up your spacing for the next stud... According to the stud-sensor, the slot situation for the lag bolts locations in studs was going to be very tight. The stud-sensor gave one positive reading and one false reading for a ghost stud. It gave the same reading exactly, approximately 6" below the top holes. (If you're trying to get these lag bolts into a stud, then you will likely need a stud-sensor to do this job-but let's hope it's more accurate than the "top of the line" model I bought). If you have a wall-mount bracket that is 25.5" width, and you are supposed to have the common 16" stud-spacing, and a shorter wall (like 12-14') upon which you want the TV centered, you actually don't have a lot of room for stud/lag-bolt error and the 25.5" plate doesn't actually give a lot of leeway for shift either... I don't want to give the bracket a low rating because it functions as it should, but I do want to say that we had no choice but to end up with 2 stud-mounted lag bolts and 2 drywall-mounted lag bolts (which should've been anchors. I'm not worried about it as the TV is light and the weight is centered.) But, this whole process took longer than it should've. I didn't feel satisfied that the entirely stud-mounted situation hadn't been achieved (for which the stud-sensor is to blame, but, also there just isn't actually alot of room for error with the wall-mount panel width versus the actual stud locations).

This mount feels very solid and held my 55" securely. Instructions were clear, hardware was well organized, and leveling was easy. Pros: sturdy, easy installation, good instructions Cons: heavier TVs require two people to mount Bottom line: Excellent wall mount if you want strength and reliability.

Excellent product at a great price, and it includes some freebies like an HDMI cable. This mount was very easy to install and leaves me feeling confident that it will not fall off. The instructions are very easy to follow and are well illustrated. This particular mount was used to mount a 65" TV on the wall and it appears that I could have mounted something even bigger. A generous assortment of hardware is included to ensure the bracket will work with a wide range of TVs. There are a couple (minor) downsides to this product, like everything else. The level included in the box was not accurate for me (or for many others it would appear, after reading other reviews). Not all is lost, however, as you can use your measuring tape to ensure this goes up as straight as an arrow. Here are some things I discovered while mounting this that may help you out: First, you need a drill to complete this installation, so make sure you have one handy. I was also going to use a stud finder, but the one I had kept going crazy whenever it got near me, so I used the old knock-the-wall method instead. Second, as mentioned before, the level is not accurate. The best way around this is to measure from a level surface on the wall used for mounting. I used my fireplace mantel, but you could use the ceiling too, as long as it is not lofted. The distance to each hole should be equal to your level object (for example, if the top left hole is 26" from the mantel, the top right hole must be exactly 26" from the mantel as well). Third, I wanted to mount this exactly 6" above the fireplace mantel. The manual doesn't describe how to make this measurement, though. You need to assemble the entire mount and put it on your TV on the floor. Then, measure the distance from the top hole of the mount to the bottom of your TV. From this measurement, add the distance you want your TV to be from the mantel and use that measurement on the wall. (Example, if the distance from the top hole to the bottom of your TV is 20", and you want the TV to be 6" from your mantel, measure 26" from your mantel and mark that as the top holes to be drilled). Hope this review was helpful!

Fácil de instalar. Apropiado para mi pantalla de 60 pulgadas.

I used this for our bedroom TV, and it does the job as expected. No complains, no signs of problems with durability, easy to mount, good instructions and all the accessories included.

Creo es bueno, trae varios tornillos y separadores incluidos, incluso trae los tornillos grandes para el montaje en pared pero NO trae los taquetes, que serian de 1/2 pulgada, en mi caso no me costo mucho trabajo o dinero conseguirlos en la ferreteria mas cercana, 8 pesos por los taquetes, 40 pesos por la broca de concreto que yo no tenia. El "nivel" que trae es practico pero al final tenia una variacion contra un nivel comercial que yo tenia y preferi guiarme por ese. Me da la impresion que le falta algun tornillo de seguridad para los seguros retractiles, pero aun asi lo recomiendo.

Small size way smaller than described! Also totally different that the photo!