Kanto PS200 Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount for 26-inch to 60-inch TVs | Integrated Cable Management | Low Profile and 14 Inch Extension | Single Stud Wallplate

First measure and check to make sure it's what you need. Also I cut mine slightly with an angle grinder to have it go around the TV power cord. Other than that I'm still giving it 5 stars. When properly installed it is amazing 😱👍

Picked it up same day purchased at local Walt's TV. Emailed when ready for pick-up within an hour or so.First pic is retail box that was in the shipping box. 2nd pic is as packed when first opened. 3rd pic is mounting arm swung open to show parts boxes. 4th pic is VESA adapter arms. 5th pic is assembly hardware displayed in its own box. Others show mount flexibility and range and the cable management brackets I haven't got around to using yet. More accessory wiring to be added as always. Be advised that is full tilt down and my only complaint. More would be nice or even needed if mounted on 10 or 12' walls.Adapting the plate to VESA 400X200 was so simple compared to some of the other 8 or so mounts I have done to date.I know it's pricey compared to the typical 50-$70ish mounts of its TV size and weight capacity in abundance on Amazon but for ease of assembly, adaptability and flexibiy of motion it's hard to beat. It's effectively $1/mo over 10 years and no reason to think it won't last longer because it is so well built. By then we'll probably be hanging bluetooth paper-thin screens like pictures anyway.Buy a longer arm than needed for the next larger size replacement TV you buy. I bought for up to 70" and the longer arm allows me to swing the corner-mounted 52" TV a full 90° right angle to the wall for watching or attaching cables.This is the one to buy for your bigger TVs. If everything Kanto makes is this well done and designed I won't be buying or suggesting anything else.Buy this.

This item is very sturdy and simple to install. It holds my 65 inch LG level and firmly. One tip for install (for me at least). The Vesa for my TV is 300x300. If you connect the four expanders to the main bracket, the tv holes do not align with the expanders. What you need to do is screw the expanders first to the TV but not tighten them too much. Then adjust the expanders so the main bracket holes fit over the pertruding screws of the expanders. Then tighten.

I searched around for a while to find the best wall mount I could get, and this Kanto PS300 did not disappoint!The amount of adjustability is nothing short of surprising. I decided to install the mount on to what is, essentially, a mobile wall I built using MDF panels and framing lumber. It's been on for about 2 months now and shows no signs of wear, and I move it almost every day.Here are some huge benefits I found with this mount:- The fact that the mount is centered on the bracket when fully retracted made installation very easy. I mounted into wood, but you're also able to mount into masonry as well in case your mounting site is a brick wall.- The packaging is excellent, and all of the hardware (there's a lot to allow for varying sizes of TVs) sits snug in a cardboard box that has slots cut out for the various pieces you need, all neatly labeled for quick and easy retrieval. MASSIVE improvement from the typical cardboard/cellophane-sealed panels most hardware comes in.- Ability to move/rotate the TV in the X- and Y- axis, and tilt in the Z-axis.- The cord management system is great and simple. A bar swivels out to the sides, insert your cables through, swivel back, and fix into place with a Philips head. Couldn't be easier.- Cosmetic plastic covers slide onto the top and bottom of the mounting bracket to make everything look very sleek and professional.- While adjusting, the bolts in conjunction with the washers allow me to not only move along the floor plane, but also tilt the TV along the wall plane without having to tighten them back up. This means that readjusting for whatever viewing situation I want doesn't mean I have to go grab my hex wrench.Honestly, I have yet to find anything negative about the mount. The only thing I had was the plastic cover plate cracked while shipping, but I was able to seal it back together with cyanoacrylate (super glue). If anything out of the ordinary does happen, I'll append this review. In the mean time, I highly recommend this mount. Good luck in your search!-Chris

As other reviewers have stated, the design of this product and the well-thought packaging was immediately impressive. It's as simple as a product with these features could reasonably be. Every feature works flawlessly. Leveling of the TV takes some time, but their design makes it as painless as possible.A word of caution - I ran into a unique situation where the wall had drastically undersized studs and hollow cinder blocks behind the studs. The included hardware supports mounting through some drywall into 2x4 wood studs, or directly into concrete (some drywall is fine if it lies directly on the concrete). Since my rare situation did not match either of these, I had to figure out something else. For those who may run in to this, I ended up using 1/4" x 2.75" tapcon concrete anchor screws. You'll want to have a hammer drill and masonry bit for the screws as well. Be sure to put washers on before driving the screws!I was skeptical that two screws could hold up my precious 55 lb, 65" television. However, after attaching the arm to the wall I pulled on the mount and put a lot of weight on it and it absolutely did not budge. Even at the furthest extent from the wall with the TV mounted, there is no noticeable sagging and I'm confident it will hold up. Now I can swivel my huge TV a full 45 degrees!Also keep in mind that with a 65" or larger TV, especially with a small bezel, you may have difficulty reaching both sides sufficiently to push the TV back against the wall. However, it can be done with a little patience.

This mount was shipped quickly. We were looking for a mount that could swivel a 50" TV 90 degrees and then move out of the way against the wall. We researched a lot of other options.This one worked great! We have been using it for about 1 month.We installed it into a wall stud easily and quickly. Movement is sturdy and easy. Mount is very sturdy. We do not tilt the tv much, but tilt seems sturdy as well.We did have to purchase bolts from the hardware store because the assortment of lengths of the bolts did not fit with our Samsung TV.I would level the TV at the most used position as it is slightly out of level when in other positions. The tilt is truly very minimal, but there none the less.Worth the money, and would purchase again.Cons: When against wall, the mount is visible, and not as flush to wall as I would like.

My 55” fits perfectly. It extend far enough from the wall to turn the tv the full 90 degrees. Super easy installation and it’s secure. If you take your time to ensure the mounting holes are plumb And level when drilling, getting the tv to always be level is much easier

Highly recommended. Perfect product to place the TV in a very tight spot, and be able to have the flexibility to move it.Easy installation, and good quality.

Bought this model because of the length , (27 inches), it can extend as our TV has to come past our fireplace and large mantel. It works great! Installed it, mounted the TV and when I extend the TV easily goes past the mantel and fireplace for full viewing. TV / mount is solid when fully extended and then easily can be tucked back into the cabinet when now being used. I mounted it on the wall using a single stud. Very happy with the purchase.

As a single stud mount, I'm very impressed! It's solid, the quality is very good, and the price was right. I only wish full motion also implied that you could move it vertically, but it's static, so get your measurements right when mounting it!