Suptek TV Wall Mount Swivel Tilt Rotation Full Motion Adjustable Articulating for Most 15-32 inch LED, LCD Monitor Wall Mount VESA 75,100, 2 Packs (MA2720-2)

I bought this Suptek TV Wall Mount for my 27" monitor, and let me tell you—it’s built like it was forged from the same metal as Thor’s hammer. Sturdy? Oh yes. I’m pretty sure if there were an earthquake, my monitor would stay perfectly still while the rest of my house danced around it. Mounting it was ridiculously easy. I had my monitor up on the wall faster than it takes to microwave popcorn (and without the same risk of burning something). The swivel, tilt, and rotation make it feel like my monitor has joined Cirque du Soleil—effortlessly moving in all directions to give me the perfect view whether I’m sitting on the couch, lying on the floor, or doing the “I forgot the remote” shuffle from across the room. In short, if you want your TV or monitor to feel safe, secure, and a little bit fancy… this is the mount for you.

Do what they should but very heavy and kinda limited and hard to adjust

Suptek TV Wall Mount Swivel Tilt Rotation TV brackets was delivered on time. Installation instructions were clear witch made installing very easy.

These worked out great for my (2) 32" TV I had mounted on the wall in my computer room to use the computer room to also have a small entertainment area for my (2) spare TVs. These worked out great on the 2"X4" wall studs in my mobile home. Since these can be mounted on a single stud it makes them a great choice for thinner walls like in a mobile home. I have 1 TV mounted in the layout of landscape and the other TV in the portrait mode so I can use it to display poster art images for the movie being watched. I also had them installed in less then 2 hours super simple to install and setup. I sit in a computer chair while watching the TVs so have them be adjustable with tilting and twisting make for much easier viewing.

The actual mount is fine - for the price point, it seems very well-made. It seems stiff before you put the TV on, but it swings very freely once mounted - make sure everything is level or the TV will always be swinging itself out of position. My main advice is to buy real mounting hardware if you can't use a wall stud - the stuff they send wouldn't hold the bracket tight enough and allows it to move on the wall. A trip to the hardware store for quality anchors and some washers fixed that.