WALI TV Wall Mount Full Motion for 13-32 inch Monitor (1330LM), Black | Monitor Wall Mount up to 33lbs, VESA 75/100, Articulating Tilt/Swivel/Rotate, Extends 15 inch for Bedroom/Office/Gaming rooms

This WALI mount held my 43" flat panel tight against the wall and made the whole setup feel pro without the fuss. The mount is low‑profile so the TV sits close to the drywall, the hardware felt sturdy (used the provided anchors on drywall and studs where available), and the built‑in bubble level made aligning the bracket way less of a headache when I was hanging it solo. Tilt range lets you angle the screen a little to cut glare from the shop lights, and the locking screws keep the TV from wobbling while Benji climbs the couch nearby. Installation took about 30–40 minutes with basic tools on my workbench and a quick run to the truck for a longer bit — included instructions are straightforward if you follow the steps and mark your stud placement carefully. Q: Does it fit different TV sizes and VESA patterns? A: Yes, it fits a wide range of mid‑size TVs and supports common VESA patterns for 32"–55" panels. Q: Is it safe for a busy household or garage? A: With proper stud mounting, it holds firm and resists toddlers or bouncy couches; use the right anchors if you’re not on a stud. Who this is for: anyone who wants a reliable, low‑profile wall mount for a living room, bedroom, or garage setup that’s easy to install and stays steady.

I quite like this mount as an inexpensive, single stud option for mounting small monitors. I originally bought this to mount a Dell 24" monitor over a desk in my bedroom, and it worked well enough that when I needed another mount for an old Alienware monitor I was setting up for my kids, I purchased another. The construction seems more than sufficient for the size of monitor you're likely to mount. I have used it with my Dell monitor for several years without issue. I do not typically use the rotation or articulation features on a day-to-day basis, but when needed I have not noticed any issue with them. The rotation feature is firm enough out-of-the-box that it does not need adjustment and holds the monitor stable without droop. The center of the VESA mount is approx 3 inches from the stud mount when folded "flat". The height of the mount itself Both my monitors had a 100x100 VESA pattern and this fit each without issue. IIRC, I used the hardware included with the monitor to mount the adapter, and then there are suitable lag screws and fixing bolts included with the product for mounting. Two nice-to-have features: first, the bottom bolt hole is a wide oval, allowing some adjustment to ensure level mounting. Due to the rotation on the attachment itself, perfect leveling isn't necessary, but I appreciate that the product allows me to get as close to perfect as possible. Second, I find the attachment system to be decently designed -- you attach the monitor via the metal spider, which then hangs on the articulating arm via a few study tabs, and is fixed in place with two small bolts at the bottom. It's one of the simpler systems I've seen, and feels reliably stable even before you add the bolts. That said, you'll want to make sure you mount the base such that the tabs are pointing upwards (you could feasibly "make it work" with them pointing downwards, but honestly better to take off and remount if you've made this mistake to prevent possibly dropping your monitor during installation/removal). You will put some nice-sized holes in your stud with this monitor, but it feels like a reasonable size for the lag screws was chosen -- not oversized but large enough to inspire confidence. I have not needed to move either mount that I've installed, so hard to speak about bolt quality, but I had no issues installing them with power tools that had appropriate torque settings and the right socket size. I would strongly consider this stand for future mounting needs unless I had some kind of specific use case not met by it.

purchased this mount for a small monitor connected to a Raspberry Pi that I use alongside my 3D printing setup. Most of the reviews I found focused on televisions, but this mount ended up being an excellent solution for a lightweight display. Installation was straightforward, and the mount felt solid once attached. Since the monitor is much lighter than the mount's rated capacity, there was no sagging or unwanted movement. The articulation allows me to pull the screen out when I'm monitoring prints and push it back against the wall when I need more workspace. One thing I appreciated was the range of motion. Being able to swivel and tilt the display makes it much easier to view printer dashboards, OctoPrint-style interfaces, camera feeds, or slicer information from different positions around the room. I've been using it as part of a dedicated 3D printing station, and it has helped keep my work area cleaner by eliminating the need for a monitor stand on the desk. Pros: Excellent for small monitors Smooth articulation and adjustment Frees up desk space Solid construction Easy installation Cons: Probably overbuilt for very lightweight displays Included instructions could be more detailed Overall, if you're looking for a way to mount a Raspberry Pi monitor, printer dashboard display, or other small screen, this mount works extremely well and has been a great addition to my printing workspace.

(Item: WALI TV Wall Mount Articulating LCD Monitor Full Motion 15 inch Extension Arm Tilt Swivel for Most 13 to 32 inch LED TV Flat Panel Screen with Mounting Holes up to 100x100mm (1330LM), Black) This is the 3rd or 4th item I’ve bought from this brand. The first item was a wall mount for the Sonos Beam. It was excellent. The next couple of items I bought from them were also great quality. And this one is no different. Some overseas companies use cheap/thin metals and inexpensive fasteners. All of the products I’ve gotten from these guys have been durable and robust. The arm extends far enough from the wall to be quite useful (not only when mounting it, but also when adjusting for viewing). If you end up placing it in the corner of a room, you’re able to position it parallel to either of the two walls. So, very flexible viewing options. When mounting it, once the top bolt is in place, the bottom hole is wider making it super easy to level. Before tightening the bottom bolt, you can slide the mount a little to the left or right in order to make it perfectly level. There’s no tilt (up/down). Just something to note. Overall, this is a simple yet effective mount for smaller TVs or monitors. Excellent value and an easy recommendation for consideration.

To start, dude, this thing is hefty and just made with such great material, The metal and plastic is just perfect, not extremely heavy, one person installation, and the spring loaded arms are just the tip of the iceberg, you can place your monitors wherever you need to or want to, the possibilities are endless, and the cable management is absolutely fantastic, no cables get in the way of the movement, it keeps your monitors stable. This is awesome.

Put a 32 inch monitor in outside home gym. worked great. my monitor used the 75mm hole pattern. the mount for the monitor stand was circular and recessed so it would not fit properly since it also had the 100mm hole pattern as well, not the mounts fault. I just bent the ends up in a vice to clear the recessed diameter. works great. very sturdy!

For being one of the cheapest mounts I found, it is quite strong and does everything advertised. It does tilt, it's just not something you can adjust on the fly. Once you set the tilt amount it's a pain to change it. The rest of the installation was fine. I only had a 3/16 drill bit which made it much more difficult. I had to wiggle the drill bit until the hole was big enough for the screws and still had a hard time screwing them into the wall. I would not recommend using a 1/4" bit though, the screws might get loose and the whole thing could fall off. I would also not recommend mounting this on drywall alone. You definitely want to find a wooden stud. Don't take the risk of your TV falling off the wall and taking a chunk of drywall with it! How to set the tilt: in the center of the part of the mount that attaches to the monitor there is a hex nut. Loosen this nut with the tool provided. Now that little nut piece can slide around a little dome on the mount which allows you to adjust the tilting angle. Try to keep it centered vertically (left/right tilt and rotation can all be adjusted afterwards and on the fly). If you move the nut piece up the dome, the monitor will be tilted up and if you put it lower on the dome the monitor will be tilted down. When the angle seems good, tighten the nut back up. I'll try to add a video. The installation of the monitor was actually easier than with another mount I have because you don't have to hold the monitor /TV in place while you screw it into the mount. Just attach the wall arm to the wall and the TV mount to the TV and then you can set them together with an easy little latch and it will stay in place while you add the last screws to keep them secure. I did it all by myself and I'm just an average woman.

[Edit] It is now a month after I received and installed these. One of them has begun to fail. The gas arm will no longer fully support a 10 lbs 22" monitor. These are rated for 14 lbs so this shouldn't ever be an issue. I messaged them on facebook and a few hours later they replied with a solution. I had to loosen the gas adjustment screw all the way, then tighten it back up till the monitor stayed in place. However... I had to tighten it all the way before it would stay. We'll see how long this lasts. [Original 5 star review] I bought two of these because I thought they appeared to be engineered for functionality over bling and I now I see that my decision was a good one. I have a Samsung 23" and an older HP 19" (1908) hung on my wall now. One reason I chose these is that they have only a single extension. Many have two which gives you increased positioning options, but also greatly increases the stress on the wall stud. Remembering that leverage is a function of length, and not having great confidence in the build quality of my house, I went with a shorter arm. Another benefit is that it has one less joint to fail than many others. The instructions are all in pictures and are easy to understand. The range of motion is GOOD. It is not great. But it more than exceeds my needs. The arm and the joints hold their positions well. The ends rotate a full 360 degrees, and there is enough tilt to meet my needs. It has more tilt down than up. And it swings in and out easily. The pressure is adjustable by an internal allen-head set-screw. A couple nice touches are: - the included wall screws have both a hex head for a wrench or socket and an internal cutout for a screwdriver. - the instructions tell you the exact spec of the machine screws you need to buy in case you lose the ones that come with it. (the correct ones are included) - the logo is present, but unobtrusive. - the finish is a pleasant unobtrusive matte black. There are a few minor things I would change, nothing that would keep me from buying again. But the manufacturer seems to care about good design principles, so I mention these as potential marginal improvements: 1. The cable management attachment could be a bit wider. There is barely enough room to get my high quality thinner than average cables through. If someone has lower quality cables that are thicker they will have difficulty using the included enclosure. 2. The wall screws use a phillips type intneral cutout. These are prone to stripping. Also phillips head is designed to release the driver at a level of torque that is less than what is required to turn these into the wood. If someone doesn't have the right socket and that cutout stips out, they will have a very difficult time inserting and removing the screws. A torx type cutout would be better as they can take a much greater force and are easier to install into wood. 3. The wall screws can also take a 10mm socket. This should be mentioned in the instructions. The fastener head should also be changed to 12mm since most people have every size socket except 10mm. :-) I have had these up for about a week. If they should show signs of premature wear, I will update this review to reflect that. Tools you will find useful to have for installation: A good phillips #2 or JIS screwdriver. A small bubble level A 10mm socket and a SHORT ratchet driver. (tighten till snug, any more and you risk breaking the wall stud)

Très bon produit mais l'ingénieur qui est passé sur la conception de truc n'a pas pris la peine de faire un essai réel avec un technicien ! L'ensemble est solide on pourrai se suspendre dessus sans soucis. Par contre le support de chaque écran vient en butée contre le mur si on veut que nos 2 écrans 24" soient l'un contre l'autre rendant l'opération impossible. Perte d'une étoile. J'ai du rajouter une cale de 4mm entre la fixation murale et le mur pour permettre un réglage fin des mes 2 écrans. Pour le reste c'est du solide y'a pas à dire !

I wasn't sure what to expect given the sheer amount of monitor mounts out there, but I'm so happy I got this one. It's not only super sturdy and WELL made, it's versatile. It takes a bit of time to get used to the arms, moving them and tightening where you need to, but it is awesome. I can have the monitors down low when sitting, or when on a call a gently nudge rises the arms just so but with control. Really happy I bought this!

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Questo supporto da muro per i monitor e fantastico molto meglio questo di quelli che si attaccano alla scrivania

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