VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 23"- 65" LCD LED Plasma TV Flat Panel Screen with VESA 200x100 to 600x400mm, Load Capacity 165lbs, 15 Degree Tilt up or down - Bonus 10 ft HDMI Cable and Magnetic Bubble Level MF608B BBM

Ok, first a little background to give you an idea of who is reviewing this thing... What kind of consumer am I? I'm a techy-savvy thirty-something who researches his purchases to death, and had never mounted a TV before. I just got a new 55" LED TV and was TERRIFIED to get the wrong size mount, or a cheaply-made product, or mess anything up with the purchase and risk my new toy smashing to the floor in front of my fireplace. Not only that, but I only just purchased my home a few months ago and didn't want to completely destroy the wall over the mantle. All that sad; I made sure I did all kinds of research before settling on this product. Ok, on to the useful stuff... PROS: - Very easy to install - Good range of stud coverage for lag bolt holes - Seems to be a good sturdy mount and solid construction (safely supporting my 55" Sharp AQUOS) - Very easy to adjust TV angle and position after installation - Excellent low profile result (I was still able to setup Christmas decorations on the mantle with the TV in place!) - Excellent price - Free HDMI cable is always nice (even if not high end) CONS: - Lag bolts could be made of stronger material. If you have any trouble screwing them into the studs it can get hairy wondering if they'll break. I pre-drilled holes and everything, but wanted to be sure the bolts got a good bite into the wood for support, so there was still plenty of torque required and I was able to get them in without breaking one. However - it was tedious. Stronger bolts would've saved me some time and stress. NOTES: - *** BE SURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND ONLY HAND-TIGHTEN THE BOLTS AND SCREWS!! *** Using an electric screwdriver or a drill on a low torque setting will almost definitely destroy the hardware, so only use a hand socket-driver and screwdriver. I am very pleased with this product, and will definitely be recommending it to friends and family who may need a mount. I hope this was helpful and everyone has a similar experience!

I needed a reliable wall mount for my new 75" TV, and after reading numerous reviews, I decided to go with the VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket. I'm so glad I did! This mount is fantastic. First and foremost, the build quality is impressive. It's incredibly sturdy and feels very secure. I had no worries whatsoever about hanging my large TV on it. The included hardware is also high-quality, and I appreciated the variety of screws and spacers provided to accommodate different TV models. Installation was surprisingly easy. The instructions were clear and straightforward, and the included bubble level was a nice touch. I was able to mount the bracket to the wall and attach the TV by myself, although having a second person would have made it even faster. The tilt feature is perfect for reducing glare and improving viewing angles. It's smooth and easy to adjust, and it stays securely in place once set. I was also impressed with the low profile of the mount. It keeps my TV close to the wall, creating a clean and sleek look. For the price, this VideoSecu mount is an absolute steal. It's a well-built, reliable, and easy-to-install mount that provides excellent value. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a sturdy and secure TV wall mount. Five stars!

Pros: -Price: you won't find a better stand at a price anywhere near this! -Quality: It's a very sturdy stand, and seems to be very well bit. -Included HDMI cable: It even comes with an HDMI Cable! This is great, everyone can use an extra cable to have around! Cons: -Included "tools" are junk, I'd make sure you have a socket set available (with a 13mm socket and extension), it will make your life much easier! -Includes mollies (drywall anchors)... why!?! I would NEVER mount this directly in drywall, make sure you've got it mounted to studs. The directions even say to make sure it's mounted in studs! I'd hate to see someone hang something as expensive as a flat screen TV and have it drop to the floor (or worse, hurt someone!). Notes: -The instructions state that you should assemble the two halves of the wall-plate together and then mark/drill/mount, I can imagine the reasoning behind this is to insure level/even holes. I was installing this by myself so I made a template out of cardboard (actually... it was from the box it came in), marked my holes, drilled, mounted, THEN I assembled the halves. This can make life WAY easier. -As stated above, have a socket set handy, as well as a drill, of course. -Make sure you tighten the tilt adjustments before trying to hang, or when you go to hang the TV it will move on you making it even more difficult. Final thoughts: I'm giving this 5 stars, the cons are pretty light, especially compared to the pros. I honestly couldn't be happier. I have this paired with a 2-gang power/low-voltage recessed box (similar to this: http://ASIN.cc/3jX7AL) for a very clean installation. Remember if you're going to run power up the wall make sure you do your research (or have it professionally installed), aside from being a code violation it can mean fires/electrocution. I used UL certified in-wall 3 strand (hot/return/ground) wire and secured it to a stud.

Thank you.