Mount-It! TV Pole Mount, Universal TV Bracket with VESA 75x75 to 400x400, Fits TVs and Monitors 32" - 55", Clamp Fits Poles from 1.1" to 1.96", Swivel Tilt Rotation, for POS, Trade Shows, Gazebo etc

Arrived today and was installed in less than 30 minutes. I already had several pole-tripods and this worked perfectly. And for only ~$30 it saved me buying an entire monitor stand. Size, tilt, and value all A+. Didn't need to use the VESA extensions which made everything that much easier. All-in-all a solid piece of hardware.

This mount was exactly what I needed. I was looking for a way to mount a small/mid size TV to a speaker stand to give me a free standing confidence monitor. Has plenty of yaw/pitch adjustments to get things level and seems sturdy enough to work with borderling large screens. I'm using it with a 32" and it's overkill for that lightweight TV, so I think the 55" upper limit is probably right as long as it's a newer model that is super flimsy and light. My only gripe is that all the adjustments use a very specific wrench that you have to keep up with in order to use it at all. I put some velcro on the wrench and the TV portion of the mount and stick it there when not in use. So far I've been able to keep up with it, but if I ever lose the wrench it'll become somewhat useless.

This worked perfectly! We wanted to mount a 40” flatscreen on our pool umbrella which has a very heavy base. This pole mount was exactly what we needed. I also bought a cover for the tv so we could leave it up, but you can easily take it down by loosening three bolts. My wife didn’t think this would work like I planned but it has worked beautifully and we have really enjoyed having an outdoor tv we could actually see from the pool and pool deck that didn’t take up table space.

Nice mount. Well built. Oddly if you need it for 100 wide by 200 tall, there’s no option for this. It comes standard as 200 wide and 100 tall only for that ratio. I don’t recall seeing this limitation. It was easy enough to drill holes and rotate the bracket 90 degrees. All good to go.

It is holding a huge monitor/tv on a large light stand in my podcast studio... it does the job just fine.