VIVO Extra Large Heavy Duty 60 to 100 inch LCD LED Curved and Flat Panel Screen, TV Wall Mount Bracket with Max 900x600mm VESA, Black, MOUNT-VW100F

I recently purchased the VIVO Extra Large Heavy Duty TV Wall Mount Bracket (MOUNT-VW100F) to mount my 75-inch curved LED TV, and I must say, I'm extremely pleased with this product.First and foremost, the build quality of this TV wall mount is impressive. It feels robust and sturdy, which is crucial for securely holding a large and heavy TV. The black finish looks sleek and complements the aesthetics of my TV setup.Installation was surprisingly straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions and the included hardware. It even comes with a handy bubble level, which made aligning the mount perfectly a breeze. Once installed, it felt rock-solid on the wall, giving me confidence that my expensive TV was securely mounted.The versatility of this wall mount is a standout feature. It accommodates a wide range of TV sizes, from 60 to 100 inches, and supports both curved and flat-panel screens. The max VESA compatibility of 900x600mm means it's suitable for a variety of TV models. The adjustable tilt and swivel angles allow for perfect positioning to achieve the optimal viewing angle.Cable management is well-thought-out with this mount, as it includes clips to keep the cables organized and out of sight, contributing to a clean and tidy setup.Overall, the VIVO Extra Large Heavy Duty TV Wall Mount Bracket (MOUNT-VW100F) offers exceptional value for its build quality, versatility, and ease of installation. If you have a large TV and want a secure and adjustable wall mounting solution, I highly recommend this product. It has certainly elevated my home entertainment experience.

Worked perfect for me. Allowed me to attach it to two studs vs just one. Mounted an 85” 110lb tv no problem. Very tight fit against the walll

a good choice if you want a slim fixed position mount for a oversize tv. I mounted a 85 inch samsung frame tv (600 by 400 mm vesa pattern) with this. It was hard to hit studs with included frame tv wall mount. This one is sturdy and easily wide enough to span three 16” spaced 2x4 wall studs, which is really nice when youre hanging more than 100 lbs, four feet off the ground. Tv sits flush around an inch from the wall which isnt a noticably big gap on on this size tv. Installation was fairly straight forward: stud finder, measure, predrill etc.There’s two drawbacks you should take care to work around with this mount: one, unlike some higher end sanus mounts, there’s no micro-adjustment screws for leveling fixes after its mounted. I recommend getting a high quality level (at least 36 inch) and carefully penciling out and pre-drilling guide holes. Second, the lag screws it comes with are kind of short (maybe 2-2.5 inches), maybe not ideal depending on how thick a surface you need to drill through to reach wood framing. I went to a hardware store and got some 3.5 inch 1/4” structural lag screws, which were pricey but noticable higher quality and a small price to pay to better secure the TV.Overal satisfied with the mount.

Sturdy and easy to install.Used it to hang a 98” TCL and it works perfectly. Was able to secure to 2 studs and it’s as secure as can be.Keep in mind that you may need bigger spacers as the clearance to the wall is VERY small and you may need a little extra for cables and reaching back there with your hand.Not really a complaint because this is exactly what we wanted in terms of the tv sitting almost flush to the wall. Just something to keep in mind.Highly recommend.

First, this is a wide, strong mount for large TVs. Don't try putting a 40 something inch TV on it or the brackets will show. (it still works though). 50 inches or more. I picked this mount because there's a wall stud right in the middle of where I want to mount, and other's just weren't wide enough to span 3 studs. This one is and I can mount it on 3 wall studs - it's not coming down. It's also quite slim to the wall. There's one small issue: the latching mechanism. You pull the cords to release the lower lock and you can pivot the TV up from the bottom to plug in cables. That works just fine but they don't really re-engage when you're ready to latch. There's a trick you can use though. Return the TV up against the wall. Take a yard stick or something straight and thin and run it up the wall under the latch. When you contact the latch it will release the catch holding it back and lock into place. Do this for both and the TV will be well secured against the wall. You might be able to do this with just your hand if you've used the rubber mounts to position the TV away from the wall further.

This rack was easily installed. It is sturdy, awesomely price compared to the actual stores, and looked great once put up. The tilt won't be used, due to the size of television. It is currently holding a 100 in t.v.