Suptek TV Wall Mount Swivel Tilt Rotation Full Motion Adjustable Articulating for Most 15-32 inch LED, LCD Monitor Wall Mount VESA 75,100, White (MA2720W)

Great buy! I recently bought a 21.5 in. Digital calendar for my kitchen. The mounting plate that came with the calendar was fine and allowed for a flush mount against the wall, but no screen rotation. Unfortunately the AC adapter for the calendar is larger than expected. Even with a recessed outlet the AC adapter sticks out from the wall. Adding this mounting bracket gave more versatility with screen rotation, camouflaging cords, and hiding the outlet. I purchased this arm because it was small and appeared to be sturdy. It did not disappoint! The mount is sturdy, made of metal, came with cord management, and was easy to install. I like this mount because it was smaller than others on the market and appears somewhat inconspicuous from different viewpoints. A couple things to think about when buying a digital calendar... *Consider outlet location. (I had to have an outlet installed to avoid ugly cords hanging down the wall.) *Is screen rotation important? If so, buy the mounting arm! I knew adding the arm and outlet would eliminate a flush mount to the wall. BUT that was not as important to me compared to flexibility in rotation and movement.

All my office is white, PC, monitor and now I have those 2 mount swivel. Very sturdy and practical. Just anoying that I had to pay an extra for it to be white. Should be the same price.

Installation facile

For $20 this is quite a nice product. I wall mounted a 4K LG Smart Monitor (32SQ780S) that will be used as a smart TV and connects to a wifi router virturally underneath the monitor. The Suptek comes with a huge assortment of tools, screws, wire ties and clips that would seem to fits any situation. Additionally, the wall mount is very sturdy with heavy gauge steel screws and self-locking nuts that allows motion, but not so its wobbly. This makes the articulated arms as sturdy enough to support a much heavier TV than my LG that weighs in at just 12 lbs. The one issue in the reviews that caused my undue concern is whether a TV mounted on the arm would tilt any amount. In fact, tilts much more than needed in my application. However the fitting nearest the TV must be "clocked" in the correct orientation or one will assume that tilt is not possible. The ball and socket tilt assembly is slotted , hard to see and functions in only one one direction. So this slot must be rotated so the largest portion of the slot is vertical and at the bottom of the socket. Since my installation required only the LG smart monitor and a AC power brick and cord, the hardest thing was designing a wall-mounted holder for the power brick. That can be seen on my second photo. For those just plugging an AC cord into the rear of a TV, installing the wall mount is even easier.

OK especially for the price. Adjusting for the tilt with a poor quality fitting wrench and a tight place to fit it in is my only real complaint. Will see how well it holds the tilt with use.