Yousave Accessories TV Wall Bracket for 26 To 55 Inch TV's, Tilt, Extra Strong Fits Most TV's inc All Fixings

I bought this for a 50" Samsung Q60T series. To be honest when I bought it I wasn't 100% sure if it was compatible with the tv. (The TV had been ordered, then the bracket, the bracket arrived before the TV). The bracket itself was super easy to install, however the fixings that came with it were too slim for the bolt holes on the TV (I called the shop that I got the TV from and we're inclined to think this is due to the tv, not the bracket, apparently the tv bolt hole is awkward, not the fixings that came with the bracket), so I got some thicker bolts from a well know home improvement shop for £4 and fitted the TV on the wall with the bracket. It seems sturdy enough (I'm just a little paranoid about moving it, as it's a heavy and expensive tv on a not so solid chimney breast), I've had to move the tv a few times to insert the hdmi and satellite cable etc and the bracket has held up well. It's easy enough to adjust the tilt without having to take the tv off. Overall I'm really happy with it and with a few pounds spent on bigger bolts it fits well.

I must admit for the money I wasn't expecting very much, however I was very wrong!It's more than strong enough, made from good metal and is very easy to install.A 10mm Drill bit is right for the holes to put the rawl plugs into, and a 10mm socket to put the bolts in.My only issue was that the little level that comes with it wasn't correct, but I have my own level anyway so that was no problem. I would have checked it with that anyway.Overall this is well worth the money and I wouldn't bother buying any of those more expensive ones!

Great for the price, good sturdy item with a good range of fittings. You will need some normal screws and wall plugs for most domestic applications. The plugs and bolts included could probably hold you sat on the sofa with a couple of friends to the wall which, for most, would be overkill. It is rated at 50Kg but the 46" tv I bought this for is only 14kg so 4 standard screws with red or brown plugs is more than ample and felt very sturdy once fitted. My only caveat is don't trust the built in level. More of a gimmick than a tool; I realised it was out by eye so hadn't drilled before checking with a decent spirit level. All in all I don't really care about the level been a bit wonky. It is perfectly serviceable as a tv mount with a little pitch adjustment, which worked quite well, and compared to other similar brackets from the high street it is cheap as chips. It seems a bit mean as without the level this would be 5 stars but if you're going to fit it and feature it it should work better so 4 stars it is. I would still highly recommend and would order another without hesitation, just use another device to confirm level fitting.

I needed to fit an older 32" TV on a plasterboard wall, so thought I would try this.Beforehand, I knocked on the wall to try and find the vertical studs- usually at about 2ft/60cm centres.An easy way to roughly find them is to shine a powerful torch along the wall in an otherwise dark room, and you will often see the plasterboard is slightly bowed out between the studs, and you may be able to see slight depressions at the fixings. Then take a picture pin or thin nail and hammer in where you think the stud is in the area where you'll fit the TV. If you have it wrong, the pin will go through into open space, otherwise you'll feel the wooden stud behind. Then remove the nail and hammer it in 1cm to each side until you find the void behind the partition. You'll eventually find the stud, usually about 2in/5cm wide.Then use the carriage bolts supplied to fix the bracket in the centre of the stud and get some heavy duty plasterboard fixings to fix the rest of the bracket.I used 2 carriage bolts and 6 cavity wall fittings and the bracket is rock solid.The rest of the install was easy. If you think the TV sticks too far out, fit the vertical brackets to the TV without the black tubular spacers.You may need right-angle connectors for HDMI cables - have a look before you start.You will need a long crosspoint screwdriver to tighten the vertical brackets to the horizontal bracket.Construction quality is fine - it's at least medium duty, with nothing whippy or bendy.The brackets are completely hidden by a 32" TV.Very pleased and would recommend.

I have now purchased two of this product before, for tv’s in different rooms,Easy to fit comes with all fixings for a solid wall.Also comes with spacers and different screws to assist in mounting the brackets to the tv.Some reviews have mentioned it’s not safe or adjustable ?This is not the case, once the tv is hooked onto the wall bracket, two screws accessible from the from behind the tv lower edge provided not adjustment to horizontal and when screwed in, secure the tv (as in photo)

this TV bracket is really easy to do. from start to finish, you just might need a hand lifting the TV on the bracket.

Does what it says on the box

The wall mount is of solid build and once up on the wall it does the job.However, there are a few issues you need to be aware of before purchasing. These issues may only affect my particular TV model, which is the Samsung 48 inch.The M8 bolts supplied with the wall mount were too short to go through the bracket, the spacer and then secure into the TV itself. I attempted it without the spacer but then the bracket was too loose.They supply two lengths of M8. The longer of which is 30mm. I had to go to a local hardware store to purchase a longer bolt (I would recommend the 35mm or 40mm). The other option would be to use a smaller spacer if you have one.The second issue is about the two screws used to secure the TV bracket to the bottom of the wall mount. To secure them properly you will need an extra long Philips head screwdriver. A standard size won't get up behind the TV.So, to sum up. It is a decent wall mount and I am happy with the weight of it, how secure it is on the wall and the ability to have it flat or on an angle. But, for Samsung 48 inch owners, be aware of the issues mentioned above before purchasing.