Amazon Basics Fixed Flat TV Wall Mount fits 12 to 40 inch TVs and VESA 200x200, Black

We’ve got a big household (family of 7), so durability and ease of setup matter. I bought two of these Amazon Basics full motion wall mounts for a pair of 55" TVs in the kids’ rooms, and they’ve worked out great. The build feels solid, and both installs were straightforward with no surprises.The motion range is smooth and flexible—easy to adjust for viewing angles, but firm enough to hold position without sagging. Mounting into studs was no problem, and the included hardware covered everything I needed.✅ Holds 55" screens with confidence✅ Full articulation with tilt and swivel✅ Clean, low-profile look when folded flat✅ Great value for the quality✅ Instructions were actually helpfulWith multiple TVs and a busy home, I try to stick with products that are simple, reliable, and do what they promise. This one checked all the boxes—and I’ll definitely be coming back for more as we keep upgrading around the house.

I used this for a 40inch TCL tv and it worked like a charm. This is as easy as mounting a tv is gonna get. You can tilt the tv, angle it downward (if mounting high like I did) and the positions you can set the tv in are endless. If you need something for a tricky area, corner or something like that.. this does the job. It also can be used if you’re setting the tv and don’t want to move it. Covers all bases. 2 bolts (provided) will support the piece that mounts on the wall. The distance between the 2 holes are 5 5/8 inches (on center). But since it’s too/bottom just find the stud and you’re good to go. I actually missed the stud on the top hole and used the provided anchor.. so with one bolt in the stud it’s holding my 40 inch tv with ease. Attached are some pics.. I needed this for a tricky area between closet opening and doorway. Also, this can be done by yourself. Once you mount the plate on the back of the tv, it sets in place on the mount..2 screws secure it in place. 2 people would be nice to be extra cautious but again, I did this myself taking my sweet old time and did it in 30min.

Needed a mount for my 50" TV and didn’t want to drop $60+. This Amazon Basics one? I only have praise:📺 Fits Like a GloveWorked perfectly with my 50" TV (rated for 26–55"). No wobbles, no second-guessing if it's going to fall off the wall.🔧 Easy Setup (Even If You're Not a Pro)Mounting template ✅Screws for different TVs ✅Bubble level ✅The instructions could be clearer, but if you’ve mounted anything before, you’ll be just fine. Took me ~1hr. from start to finish.🌀 Full Motion = Full FlexSwivels, tilts, extends, retracts—it does it all. Great for reducing glare or finding that perfect angle.🪨 Feels SolidOnce it’s in, it’s in. The arm doesn’t sag, the tilt holds, and the whole thing just feels sturdy. I haven't touched it in 4 months and it sure isn't going anywhere.💰 Can’t Beat the Price$26 for this? You get everything you need in the box and it works like a charm.If you’ve got drywall and a stud finder, you’re good to go. This mount is proof you don’t need to overspend for something simple, solid, and reliable.

These are overall a nice option for a monitor mount. I mainly chose these because I wanted something that was as close to the wall as possible (these are only ~0.7” from the wall to the thickest place on the mount) as well as being able to latch in place when you placed the monitor on the mount, which these do with a little pin and pull cord. They also came with four ‘arms’, a variety of different screws for use with other monitors/tvs, and a wall mount template, but I didn’t end up needing any of that. I used them to mount two ViewSonic 24” monitors. The only downside for me (which likely won’t be an issue for most people) is that when you place the monitor on the wall mount, it is quite loose - there is a good bit of play in the sense that the edges of the monitor can move front/back and up/down, essentially being able to wobble around a bit. This could potentially be an issue for someone with a dual monitor setup, as you would have to get the wall mounted pieces installed perfectly so that the monitors would end up nicely lined up with eachother. It’s also an issue for me because I live in a “tiny house on wheels” (kind of like a camper/fifth wheel) so I didn’t want the monitors to be able to wobble around that much when we tow the home on the road. Luckily, I was able to make a few modifications and now the monitors sit quite snugly on the mounts and are barely able to move at all - I added a thin foam strip at the top of the piece attached to the back of the monitor, and a piece of duct tape to the bottom of that piece. I also added some blocks with foam strips to sit between the wall and the back sides of the monitors.

This is a really great articulating tv wall mount. Especially at this price point, it's really a steal. The quality is top notch and it's heavy duty. As a person who builds for a living, this thing will hold 10x the weight of my 43 in Samsung. The 3 lag screws that come with it used to mount it into the stud are over kill. I've hung top kitchen cabinets with screws half as thick holding dishes that weighed a lot more. The plates and brackets are heavy duty too. I found a You Tube video that led me to this product. No need to waste any money on some name brand mount. I'm definitely buying another one.

The Instructions SUCK…!!!!Make sure the “Amazon Basics” word is facing you…the extension brackets (if you need them (TLC TV’s will)….Next, make sure the screw head is on the bottom and threads are facing up (toward you). The mount should be flush now…oh,I forgot, Amazon DOES NOT supply all the proper screw sizes for all brands of Televisions.“HAPPY HUNTING”….!!