Monoprice Heavy-Duty Low Profile Fixed TV Wall Mount For 60" To 120" TVs up to 264lbs, Max VESA 900x600, Works w

TV mount works as expected. Walmart had the best price for a basic wall mount.

Works well and is very sturdy with a 75" TV mounted on it. The pull cords on the latches are too long so I tied a knot near the top to shorted them. Be aware that the TV sits very close to the wall so a recessed outlet or slim plug is required if the plug is behind the TV.

Used it with a 65” TV. The wide wall plate made it easy to position on a wall with studs spaced 24” apart. The quick release latches make it easy to tilt the bottom of the TV out from the wall to access the connections on the back. I would definitely recommend it for a large TV located in a secure area (the quick release latches would the TV easy to steal in a public area).

Sturdy, inexpensive minimalist bracket - my customer wanted flat to the wall, this got us as close as we could get without having to recess the electrical outlet (worth noting that it was a right angle plug - you might have a problem with something that has a straight end on it)

Bracket was perfect for my 75” in tv. I had metal studs so we needed to get toggle bolts which this doesn't come with. Found that out as we were mounting

As close to wall as possible without recess in TV or wall. Easy to set TV in place. Excellent weight load and size of TV. Best thing going for 80"+ TV.

I was in need of a mount that would span three studs, and I found this. It worked out exactly as I thought it would. It would've been nice if it had the tilt feature.

Needed a fixed mount for an older 47” LG for another room that we use once in a while. Needed 800 mm x 400 mm VESA bolt pattern and this TV is heavy. Mount is sturdy once mounted on the wall. 1. Follow the directions they are not written but are graphic are very small to read but doable. 2. There is very little room between the wall and this is TV, approx 1.75" This does not leave much to fit the AC plug, F-connector, and other cables. You can pick up some distance using the larger spacers, but you risk not getting adequate tread depth for the TV rear brackets. 3. Use a recess box for AC and flexible opening for HDMI or cable connectors. This will allow making the connections before you mount the TV. Also, buy a low profile AC strip so that you can plug in Chromecast or Firestick, sometimes the USB to power these are not possible. Needed to plug these before in since no way to access after. It depends on the TV. 4. I needed to use all 6 lag screws to get to the wood studs. Had to the span 3 studs (32") used 6 screws. The lag screws are very junky and will break. You need to predrill holes and use soap to lube the treads or they will break, or plan to get better lag screws. You will need a rachet or open-end wrench to get them into a 2x4 stud.

The locking mechanism on the left jammed during installation. The string that releases the lock also broke during the installation. Unable to release lock to properly align TV which is not centered and crooked. Not happy with the product, will not recommend.

Overall a good mount, but the spring loaded latch is very cheaply made, and it repeatedly got stuck in the open position rather than latching. Just because the TV is up, don't assume the safety is latched without testing it to see if the TV moves when pulled on.