Counterbalance 40 to 70 inch LCD LED Plasma Screen TV Wall Mount, Above Fireplace Height Adjustable Pneumatic Spring Fully Articulating Bracket, Silver, MOUNT-VW03G

Excellent product. Work perfectly as a single-stud mount, and tuning the screw for the pneumatic lift was simple, a perfectly engineered product! Different heights shown in pictures.

The mount works great It's very sturdy and has all the range of motion listed this was a huge plus as the wife wanted something that could be raised and lowered as well as tilted and swung out from the wall it is quite versatile. It fit the TV that we put on it which was a Samsung 70-in QLED and holds stable. Honestly the only issue I had was getting the TV on the mount as I was doing it alone so definitely if you have a heavy TV is the mount swings quite freely get a second or maybe even a third person to help get the TV on the mount

I bought this mount my 42 LG model number 42SL85-UA tv over my fireplace so I have the flexibility to watch it 6 feet away from my couch or turn the TV so I can watch it from my kitchen. Pros Easy to install with easy to follow directions. But need to be comfortable using drill over a studs.good quality stud finder is a must if you wanna save your wall. Multiaxial movement lets me easily watch the TV for hours without straining my neck even at 6-7 feet distance. Binge watchers rejoice!!! Only need one stud to attach the mount therefore less holes on youy drywall Cons When the mount is completely flushed TV does not remain centered it is about 4-5 inches off unless you leave the mount pulled out a bit. Not a big issue for me but I can see how it can affect loving room aesthetics. Level goes off from time to time Makes a squeaky noise when I turn it completely but nothing that magic WD40 spray cannot fix. Overall a solid product for the price.Works great on fireplaces with small living rooms. Hope this helps

I have a 32" LCD TV on this and it works fine. The weight is below the maximum so it is compatible. I'm not sure why other counterbalance mounts cost so much more. This acts just like any other with easy lifting and lowering. The installation would have been easier with two people, someone to just hold up the arm while installing and adjusting, but I was able to do it myself and don't recall too much difficulty. I have several TV mounts in my house, but this is the only counterbalance one. This was needed because the TV is going to be used somewhat away from the wall and adjusted from time to time. For this purpose, this mount is great and much better suited than standard articulating mounts that are not hydraulic (or gas). Works great so far in the few months I've had it. In addition to the price, this was able to extend farther than others I looked at. Great mount.

The box came damaged, and was missing straps/hardware. I was able to get replacements quickly from a local store. It is very secure to the pole now. However, overnight, it is not holding into position—there is a slight turn in angle of the TV. Annoying with no ability to tighten that specific configuration (the turn of the tv). I would say this is good if you are working on a budget and do not mind constantly adjusting the angle of the TV; but would say go with a bigger name brand for a more positive experience like my neighbors have had, especially in this specific market.

I needed a heavy-duty flat-screen mount with a slightly-unusual range of motion. But it didn't appear that most - or at times, ANY mounts were available for my specific needs. Not only is this VIVO mount THE ONE, but - after using it for a couple of weeks, we're really happy with this one. I needed a mount which would work for a 50" screen, but would allow it to pull out from under a built-in cabinet and then cantilever the screen UP. Most mounts can't do this. But this VIVO cantilever mount has that range of motion, AND the ability to handle a screen this size (a Samsung which weighs just under 30 pounds.) Really easy to install, but in our case it was particularly easy as my home is a solid cedar log home. So - just carefully measured precisely where I'd need it for optimal clearance, bolted it in and that was that. It's strong, there's no give, it's clearly well-engineered and constructed - and after making tension adjustments, even my son and wife can easily manipulate it. Up, down, in - or back under the cabinet - and pivoting to optimal side-to-side angles for viewing from whatever seat in the room requires it, all easily done. All in all, I'm really REALLY pleased with this mount. And - it was very reasonably priced, too! Here's to happy viewing...my long search for the mount that would do all I needed ended VERY well. Bravo VIVO!

Works great . I installed against shelving in garage gym. Feels solid and really easy to mover around.

Mixed feelings about this mount. Pros: solid feeling and flexible Vesa options, love having multiple directions of adjustability. Cons: During mounting, you have to be aware that mounting anchor point is NOT the center of your TV. My TV's vesa holes are not centered behind the TV (they sit on the lower half), so this could also throw off your alignment a bit, as does the fact that when folded, the arm's mounting plate isn't centered in front of the anchor point... so overall, figuring out the right place to mount is a bit of a challenge if you want your TV centered in a specific spot, and I wish they could somehow make this easier to figure out. More annoying is the fact that the tiny bubble level they provide doesn't sit flat near the arm's mounting plate (where the instructions tell you to place it) because there's a rounded screw sitting right in front of that spot, and the edge of the level rests on that screw. So you'll find that as you slide the level left or right by a few millimeters, the level reading changes as it rubs up against this rounded screw. Yeah, super annoying. As if leveling this thing wasn't hard enough... and mind you, if you get it wrong and mount a large TV, it'll be OBVIOUS that it's not straight. But here's the kicker... I checked, rechecked, triple and quadruple checked, and then repeated the process in various ways with my other levels. Once I was sure it was straight, I completed the mount's installation. Then I mounted the TV... and it was STILL CROOKED!!!!! Here's what I discovered. I have a 55 inch, 32lb TV. Depending on how the arm is folded and elevated (left/right, up/down), the TV will tilt one way or the other (counterclockwise or clockwise). Meaning, it doesn't matter how straight your mount is... as you move the TV, the sheer size and weight will make it tip left or right. What I noticed on the back (near where the mount attaches to the TV) is that the mechanism that allows you till tilt or turn your TV at various angles has a pin and pivot mechanism that has a bit of give to it. Meaning, it wobbles a tiny bit. You can tell by just standing behind your TV with the arm extended, and then tilting or swiveling the TV... look at the mechanism... notice how the gaps between the metals plates here change spacing? Yeah, that appears to be why the TV rarely sits perfectly straight. I saw somewhere that there's like a +/- 3 degree tolerance or adjustment here (not sure which)... if it's adjustment, I don't really know which bolt/screw to tighten yet. If it's simply tolerance, then that sucks (because a 55 inch TV has a long enough top and bottom edge to make those 3 degrees painfully obvious that it's not straight).