KECOBESTYEE Full Motion Articulating Dual Arm Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for 20-55 Inch LCD LED Plasma Flat Panel Screen VESA up to 400x400mm, 110lbs Weight Capacity, Includes HDMI Cable And Level

Great mount for $25. Feels very durable. You will need to adjust the screws on each of the swivel links to allow the mount to move freely. One of my lag screws didnt fit the plastic anchor, I had to get a larger screw to make it work, but the other one fits well.

I bought this bracket for a 45" tv. The tv is recessed into a built in cabinet. I love how I can push the tv back to keep it out of view or I can bring it forward and tilt to the side to avoid glare. The bracket was pretty easy to install. I bought this one because my studs were off center, so I needed flexibility to move the tv into the center of my space. The first time I moved the tv after install, it was very difficult but I adjusted the screw at the top of the bracket and it works great. Even my kids can adjust it on their own and I don't have to worry about the tv coming off the wall.

Very reliable iron material. It is a two person job to mount the tv but a piece of cake. Hinges may have to be oiled, slightly difficult to extend or swivel the arms. Great product either way.

Is thin metal. Buy new bolts as these snap when going through wood. Very flimsy feeling and difficult to move. I recommend buying a regular mount. This seems promising with all the motion features but really not useful

A reasonable priced articulating arm. I liked his unit because the wall attachment was wide enough to span 2 studs and the arms motion while not the easiest arm to move in and out and around, was significantly better than some other other brands at the same price or cheaper.

Simple to install and use. Comes with all hardware necessary to put on wall and attach to tv. I used some stronger anchors and bolts due to the fact my wife is crazy afraid of it falling on our child. I imagine without the heavier duty anchors this would hold up well in studs.

Very heavy, make sure it fits between studs. It didn't work for us. Sent it back.

Goes up quick, functions exactly as I needed, pans, extends, and tilts down.The mounting points are 16" apart at their farthest, so if you're having trouble finding the second stud, you should be able to just use the last 2 slots at each end.