DuraPro Full-Motion Articulating, Tilt/Swivel, Universal Wall Mount Kit for 19" to 84" TVs + Bonus HDMI Cable (DRP800FN)

everything needed and more screws. was easy to mark, level, and install the mount. it swivels great. it is so cheaply priced I was almost sure it would not be enough for my 85 in TV but it is, I had no problems from marking the drill spots, to the mounting of the TV.

The item mounted a smaller TV - 43" but this item was full of features to hold a much bigger tv and it assembled easily. Instructions were poor with respect to how the final assembly completes with the locking of the TV side Mount to the Wall Side Mount using included screw. The unit is great to serve a small office flat against the wall and can pull out and twist to face guests using this as an extra bedroom / office.

Are you looking for an articulating wall mount for a large TV and have seen that they cost well over $100 at those electronics stores? Here's the economical alternative that works just as well. Heavy duty, well built and not difficult to install, but like any large TV mount, must be bolted into wall studs so you must have a stud finder. I used it on a 75 inch LED (I know it says only up to 70, but my unit only weighs 65 pounds which is well within the weight limit for this product). The only issue to note is that the arm swings from the left side of the unit, so when you pull the TV away from the wall, it doesn't come straight out, it moves left. Consider this when choosing the mounting location. If you really need it to come straight out, then you need a different kind of mount that is more expensive. I love the forward tilt feature which aims the TV directly at the viewer. The selected tilt locks in place so it doesn't slip to a different position due to the weight of the TV or when it is moved around.

TV mount is very nice and high quality. Easy to install and once up it's easy to adjust the tv on the mount. I put a 55" LED tv on the mount and was surprised by how sturdy it was. I chose the mount since the tv came so far out from the wall. Will definitely be buying another one of these for my other tv.

I was skeptical about the price and if it was a complete tv mount for the price!, and also if it would hold my tv! ha... WOW I have a 64" tv and it fits great! and I have no worries about it falling! Very Simple, mount wall bracket to 2 studs with lag bolts, attach other bracket to tv. and then hang the tv on the wall mount bracket. It took 30mins, 20mins to find the studs in the wall! Thats all! BUY THIS MOUNT!! I spent my time writing this. ITs that great. Goes flat on the wall, tilts, move it left or right easy, and extend it from the wall to.

Purchased this item primarily because of price point. I was able to purchase it for $50. It says that it can mount up to a 70" TV with a weight capacity of 132 lbs. I have only mounted a 50" and it appears to be stable and allows me to adjust the angle as needed up and down and left to right. So far I have nothing negative about this product. If I mount a 70" TV within weight capacity and it performs the same, then this product needs more than 5 stars for its price and functional ability as most mounts for larger TVs are in the $200 to $300 range.

Awesome product at a great price. Shipping was fast and affordable too. I've got a 65" Samsung that weighs 70+ pounds hanging and I have no worries. I was nervous at first as the only thing that's not covered under warranty is the tv being dropped. This little mount is built solid and it's definitely a great buy. Hey you get a free hdmi cable too.....it was an easy purchase for me.

I have installed several other wall mounts which I purchased from Costco for almost twice what I paid for this one and I now regret not having checked the Walmart online website. Not only is the price incredibly low but, the quality and strength of the wall mount are exceptional. The bracket was easily installed on the TV set and the wall mount bracket attached to two studs on the wall made this an easy install. The only negative is the instructions sheet is not detailed enough but, I figured everything out in less than ten minutes. I highly recommend this wall mount for anyone interested in a smooth functioning articulating wall mount that will easily hold a heavy, large 60 inch TV like mine. Note: Locate center of both studs prior to drilling holes by using a nail and hammer. Don't worry about small holes since bracket and TV will hide them anyway. I recommend you measure 43 inches from floor to drill lower mounting holes as this will give you an excellent viewing height from a sofa in your living room.

I have to admit I was a little skeptical when I saw the small box UPS had just delivered on my front porch. But I opened it with care as to not damage the packaging so I could return it if my suspicions where true. The packaging included all hardware needed, the wall mount itself, an HDMI cable and instructions on how to install everything. The instructions could have been a little better, but still were pretty easy to follow. There is a bar code of sorts on the cover of the instructions.. So I went to the apple App Store, downloaded a free barcode scanner and the app used my phones camera to scan the barcode which took me straight to YouTube where a video started playing that showed how to install the new wall mount unit. The video is more or less an animated version of the instructions included in the package, there's no narrator, just video, but it's pretty simple. The hardest part of the job for us (my wife and me) was finding the studs in our old house. Nothing was 16" off center and our cheap stud detector wasn't cutting it. So we pulled a couple of strong earth magnets off our fridge and found the dry wall screws that way. We knew that the drywall would be fastened to the studs. We then found the center of the studs by using a very small drill bit and would drill into the wall on each side of the screw until we no longer hit wood. We then measured the distance between the two holes (that no longer hit wood) devided that in half and there was center. It's very important to find the center of the stud, especially the bigger and heavier your tv is, the lag bolts going into the studs, will be holding all the weight of your tv and your wall mount. Also if you drill small holes like us to find your stud edges, use a small drill bit so you can easily fill the holes with joint compound, spackling or even white tooth paste if you have nothing else. We also drilled these holes where we knew our tv mount would cover the holes. As far as the tools needed for installation, the instructions don't mention that you will need a socket and ratchet or at least a wrench for the lag bolts that go into the wall and a small one for adjusting the tilt (left/right and up/down) of the unit. I can't remember what size the socket was right now for the smaller size (tilt) but for the lag bolts(wall mounting bolts), we used a 1/2 inch socket. The parts bag itself, contained all screws, washers, bolts, spacers necessary for installation. It even includes an Allen wrench for the screws and bolts used to secure your tv to the wall mount itself. It helps if you know your VESA size on the back of your tv... VESA, is a standard size that most well known tv makers agreed to use so it would be easier for the consumer to buy aftermarket wall mounts and stands. But there are still different size VESA's. What was ours?? I had no idea, so I got on Google, typed in: What is the VESA on a UN75J6300 Samsung. And in an instant, I knew mine was 400x400. The reason it helped to know this was in the instructions, it let me know to skip step (A) and go straight to (B). All in all, it wasn't hard at all... It did take us about an hour and a half to install it, but most of that time was finding the studs. It did help to have two of us for this project too. The wall unit alone is not heavy, but I held it up against the wall with a level on it while my wife traced the inside of the lag bolt slot holes with a pencil. We then set the unit aside and knew where to pre-drill the holes. It was also a must to have both of us when lifting the 75" tv to marry the two halves of the wall mount together. You will install part to the wall, and the other parts to the back of your tv... You then lift the tv up and place the two hooks of the part that you installed to the back of your tv, onto the v notches of the part mounted to the wall, then you fasten two screws in to fasten both parts to each other. Now is the time to use the smaller socket to loosen and or tighten the small nuts that will let you adjust the tilt up and down and side to side. I also had to loosen the two big locknuts on the arm itself.... Mine were so tight that the arm didn't want to unfold without a lot of effort. But a couple of turns with a wrench, and it swings freely now. This was not to difficult of a project for us and I think I only said a couple bad words during the entire process. I definitely would recommend this product.

The design of this item seems pretty solid, but I do have a concern about the way the two pieces connect - the part you screw into the TV, and the part you mount to the wall. There are just 2 metal hooks that go over the mounting bracket at the top, and then you screw in the bottom with 2 screws. Like I said it "seems" sturdy but if there is a weak point, this is it. Another complaint is the alignment of some of the screws that go through the mount and into the wall. There are one in each corner (that barely fit inside the frame of you have 16" studs), plus 2 more in the middle of the left side at the hinge. These 2 screws are offset slightly to the right -- so if you have 16" studs and have centered the frame of the mount as the instructions dictate, the only way to hit the stud with those 2 screws is to put them in at an angle. The bottom line is that this is a good value and couple of quality hunks of metal. If you get through installation you should be happy with your purchase.