Barkan 101cm Long TV Wall Mount, 13-80 inch Dual Arm Full Motion Articulating - 4 Movement Flat/Curved Screen Bracket, Holds up to 50kg, Extra Stable, Fits LED OLED LCD

This wall mount worked AMAZINGLY with our 55 inch flat screen. We were a little nervous because it was our first time installing a TV mount. The range of motion really is phenomenal. The tilt, angles, extensions - there's so many options. We have a smaller living room where proximity to the tv and couch are close. The ability to securely move the TV completely over to the right hand side gave us more viewing opportunity, as opposed to just straight ahead. This thing is not going anywhere, it's very secure. *Some additional info - I attached photos where the cords were dangling. After some research we purchased wire concealers from amazon, attached a piece of wood to create a shelf for the sound bar, and painted the concealers to match the wall paint. It took some finagling, but we made it work! There are hooks on the mount that allow you to string the wires through so when extended or pushed back, it folds all the wires in like an accordion. Best purchase hands down!

Really like how sturdy this holds my 50” TV. The adjustability of it allows viewing from every portion of my patio. The only complaint I have is that the directions weren’t great. They had no written words, only pictures. But I was able to figure it out. Since I was mounting onto brick, I used Tapcon screws instead of the supplied screws. The included hardware would have probably been fine, but I had the Tapcon already and was familiar with their quality.

This mount allows my 55" TV to swivel a bit more than 90 degrees, very happy with the range of motion. Like others have mentioned it's a bit difficult to move though, I wish I had lubed the connecting points on the arms when I was installing it, it would be difficult to do now. So I'm happy with the range of motion but it's a bit difficult and awkward to actually move, if I want to swivel it 90 degrees (for my racing sim rig) I have to kind of duck under the TV and/or reach around from the side and actually push the arms because the amount of force required seems like too much to be putting on the TV. The main issue I have, which I figured was going to be an issue just looking at the design before I purchased it, is the TV mount back plate design. If your TV has a 200 X 200 VESA pattern, and especially if the mounting holes are centered on your TV, this mount would be almost perfect. Anything larger than 200 X 200 (my TV is 300 X 200) and you have to use the adapter arms. These arms are attached with one bolt each and as such you can't really ever lock them in place, this makes the TV prone to sagging lower than you had intended with your install and makes it prone to becoming unlevel especially if you are moving it a lot. It's fairly easy to level it again but this will likely cause more sagging and again, you can't really lock it in place so it will likely need to be leveled occasionally. I only had about 6" wiggle room up or down in my mounting location and I mounted it 1" higher than I should have needed to but with all the sagging it's just barely too low now. To be clear the sagging is caused by the backplate adapter arms moving, not from the arms coming from the wall leaning down or being too weak or something. It seems like they could have fixed this issue with one extra piece of metal so you could connect at least 2 of the adapter arms to keep them from moving so much. The install instructions aren't super clear but overall they aren't too hard to decipher, the worst part is trying to figure out the mounting height on your wall as the template and instructions aren't great, especially if your TV has offset VESA holes like mine does. The bolt holes on the wall bracket are also spaced pretty far apart to be side by side and expected to be drilled into the same stud, one of my bolts missed the stud. I used one of the extra holes (for mounting to a different wall material) and angled the bolt a bit and was able to get it into the stud. On the install instructions it looks like the holes are a bit off set diagonally but really they are basically side by side. The tilt design and connecting point from the TV backplate to the mount arms isn't great either but better than most other mounts. In summary, very sturdy, great range of motion, it's the only mount I could find that would allow a 55" TV to swivel a full 90 degrees which I needed. It's also about a third the price of the other mounts that get close to 90 degrees but not quite. If you don't need a full 90 degree swivel I would probably recommend another mount unless your VESA pattern is 200 X 200. If you need the full 90 degrees like I did I think this mount is your best option just be aware of the issues with the backplate adapter arm design that will inevitably cause sagging and make your TV prone to becoming unlevel.

Its a really cool thought but this execution sucked. The wall mount isn't square, the first set of arms tilt one way and the 2nd set of arms tilt even more. When folded flat against the wall, the TV tilts to the right, and when extended it tilts to the left. 1 star and am returning

This is perfect. I can literally turn my TV sideways off the wall. I have a 75 inch TV and it holds it up like nothing. The best. For the price.