Will not handle above 250 pounds as described. The mount sags and wll not collapse easily.

I used this for a 75" 2019 Vizio P series. It seems plenty sturdy and will hold up, but mounting was a struggle. I'll think twice before moving the tv. There were three points of dissatisfaction.
- The bracket that attaches to the back of the tv didn't have enough holes for adjustment on my 400x400 Vizio. As a result the metal extends below the bottom of the tv, and I will need to either cut off the excess or drill new holes. Some of this is Vizio's fault for placing the mounting holes below center on the tv.
- Other mounts I've used (all Monoprice) utilize hooks or rails for resting the tv plate on the arm plate prior to tightening lower safety screws. That approach is more forgiving and allows side-to-side adjustment after letting the arm take the weight of the tv. This mount has two bolts that must align exactly, and washers that are loose and need to be on the proper side of the plate. This was too difficult for my wife and I, and I had to go get a neighborhood to help.
- I'm not confident in the tilt adjustment. The torque sustained by larger screens seems like it may be too much for this mount. The single tightening lever really needed extra firm tightening, and I'm not sure it will stay true over time as I move the arm. Forward tilting if you are mounting high will either need to be adjusted on the arm before hanging the tv, or with 3 people if adjusting after hanging the tv.

I've always blindly ordered Monoprice mounts, and this is the only mount that met my needs from Monoprice. This mount will work, but I wish I'd shopped around.

This is a very sturdy mount. It is the only one I could find that extends out from the wall far enough to use in an alcove where an old fashioned TV would fit. I give it 3 stars because I had to drill holes in the TV bracket in order to mount my 400 x 400 TV. It also came with a lot of bolts, but not the 45mm M8 1.25 bolts that my Samsung 75" needs.

Really sturdy design compared to other options. Easy to move TV to avoid glare as it shifts throughout the day.

Wish the back plate were big enough to bolt into 3 studs and 4 bolts into each.

Cable management clips are a joke; used zip-ties instead

If pulling wires through the wall, may need to go above mount - there wasn't enough room for a strike plate in middle of mount.

Arrived promptly. As others have said the threads on some of the holes were not machined well and the bolts did not go in smoothly. Made installation a pain but still doable. Would order again and to make the bolts install easier I might lightly lubricate a couple of them to save my sanity.

Head to redesign in order to make it work with my Panasonic 65" plasma 97 LB TV it is a very solid and secure mount

Using this bracket for 84 inch Samsung in a medium sized conference room. Installer was worried the box said for up to 75 inch, but this catalog states 55-100 inch. It worked as expected.

I have two of these and both were a pita to install. Not necessarily because of the product, but because wall studs never end up allowing me to center the TV correctly.

The first one went on a wall that had studs 12" OC for a 65" Samsung. No problem mounting it, but to center the TV I had to move the arms where they attach to the wall mount. Apparently you're not supposed to do this, but clearly it can be done (I've done it twice!). It just takes some effort. Its been installed now for 4 years and works perfectly.

I just got a 75" Samsung for my Home Theater room because I'm tired of it being empty waiting for an actual theater install. The bracket that attaches to the back of the TV needed to be modified. They were too long. The TV bumps out a bit at the bottom. Easily ground them off with an angle grinder. Studs are 24" OC. Honestly, even if the wall mount spanned 24" it would have been impossible to center. For this install I needed to mount 2X4s in order to mount between the studs. I also needed to relocate the arms that attach to the wall plate. I'm not as happy with this install due to how far away it is from the wall.

As I've only used this mount, I wonder if its easier to center a TV using other mounts. I have another, more basic mount for a different TV. But I haven't used it yet.

I trust this mount. It is very sturdy. The price is a third the price of other mounts that articulate similarly....but those other mounts are way thinner.

The *MAIN* frame of this mount is a sheet metal weldment made from sheet metal, the thickness of which, in my opinion, is too light for the 300# rating. I mounted an LG TV that weighs about 125# and the main frame is flexing to the point that I believe it is unsafe. I used a 20X30" sheet of 3/4# plywood on the rear side of a 2X4 studded, sheetrock interior wall and picked up three (3) studs using 5/16" threaded rod, although the frame itself only spans two (2) of the three (3) studs. Nothing in this installation shows any movement except the sheet metal frame from Monoprice itself. I will reinforce the frame from underneath with 45 degree gussets to eliminate the frame from continuing to flex over time, and possibility failing.

Five stars but not perfect. There is nothing else out there that comes close. If you need your large TV to swing big this is the one.

I used the included hole template for drilling the wall. The template pattern didn't match the steel wall plate. Not a deal breaker.

As delivered, the unit did not point far enough to the side for my corner mount position. Though not documented, there are five possible mount locations for the two arms. By shifting these further outboard you gain sharper angles at the expense of being able to push it back flat against the wall. A very good trade-off for corner mounting.

Another adaptation I made was to use my own 4" super duty deck screws for mounting it to the wall studs. The included screws are much wider and will work but require a larger pre-drill. They are better suited for a brick or cement wall with the included plastic inserts.

The Titan wall mount will not let you down if you seek super strength and very long arms.