MaxMotion TV Wall Mount for Large TVs 42" to 90" - Full Motion Has Smooth Swivel, Tilt, & Extension - Universal Design Works with Samsung, Vizio & More - Includes Hardware & Drill Template

This is my second purchase of the ECHOGEAR MaxMotion TV Wall Mount, and I came back to it because my first one has been working perfectly since 2016. It has never sagged, slipped, or caused any problems at all, so I knew I could trust it again for my new setup. I installed this new mount for my 77 inch LG B5 television, and it performs just as well as my original one. The build quality feels very strong, and the full motion movement is smooth, steady, and easy to adjust. It pulls out, swivels, and tilts with no effort, and it stays exactly where I place it. The installation process was simple and very clear. The instructions made sense, the hardware felt solid, and everything lined up well with the studs. Once the television was on the mount, it sat level and extremely secure. I am very impressed with how reliable this product has been for almost a decade, and I am just as impressed with the new one. I highly recommend the ECHOGEAR MaxMotion mount to anyone who wants strength, smooth movement, and long term dependability.

The first time I bought this mount was 5+ years ago. It has traveled from home to home and even made it across multiple states. This mount is heavy-duty, well made, and thoughtfully designed. Heavy gauge steel, smooth and strong arms, full motion without resistance, etc. are great. At this time, I have three of these mounts. The most recent one I bought a couple weeks ago, and the quality is just as good as it was from the original one I bought. I've used this mount on an 85" TV and two 65" TVs, it does not droop or ever feel like it can't handle the weight, even when you pull the mount out to work on stuff behind it. Installation is a breeze, especially if you're handy, the only gripe I could see is simply the weight of the mount, but you need that kind of weight to handle such heavy TVs that are full motion and can pull away from the wall such a large distance. If you're looking for a full motion mount that will last a lifetime, you can't find a better product. Great product, great build quality, great everything.

First, read the instructions. They are EXCELLENT. Well-written English step by step instructions with humor on every page. Second, lay out all the parts. It's all there and it's good to count and identify everything before you pick up the wrong screw by accident. Most of the small parts are in individual sealed packets with the size stamped on each packet. Very well-labeled. Concerns: 1. I've set up TVs before and the first thing I checked out was the stud-mount spacing. Using an electronic stud finder, I marked my studs on the wall, 16" apart as usual. This wall base has a pretty good offering of oblong holes to line up with your studs in various situations. Of course, this mounting system is responsible for SO much weight that it only allows the spacing to vary left or right a certain amount; if the wall base was too far to either side, the system might not support the TV well. And, it won't let you go that far. So, I leveled the template with a small spirit level, taped the template up to the wall, and drilled my four deep holes. The four hefty lag bolts went thru the base plate and into the studs as planned. 2. The step of lifting the TV set (after having installed its rear bracket earlier) can be a nightmare. I brought in a friend as suggested, showed him the "hook" arrangement, and we did it in one step just like that. Great design and safe support. 3. Finally, the TV pulls out (WAY out) from the wall by just pulling it with both hands-- and it can swivel sideways (WAY sideways), left or right, by just pulling it with both hands. All the while, it feels as solid as can be. These guys took the trouble to engineer and re-engineer the product to make it as foolproof as possible for home installers. Excellent engineering and quality control.

I have only just installed the product. So this review is not based on weeks or months of use. But the instructions were clear. And it does seem to be a very well built TV mount. There was no play in any of the swivel points. Everything leveled out nicely. There were no weird problems in installing it. It installed fairly easily, as easily as one could hope for with regards to this type of mount. Beware, that it is a heavy device. Once I had the holes drilled, lifting by myself and keeping in place was doable, but could be a little difficult for a smaller person. It's heavy, because it's built well. While I didn't need to use it, there is a leveling feature on it which allows you to rotate it slightly clockwise or counterclockwise to make it level. My only complaint is that there is a bit more space between the back of the TV and the wall that I would have liked. 3-4 inches. But that's the nature of a sturdy full swivel TV mount. With all of the hefty hinges and swing arms behind it, it's unavoidable that there will be space there. I do feel that it is securely mounted. Also, it appears that my 53 pound 65" TV was easily and sturdily supported by this mounting system. But that is well under its rated support range of 125 pounds.

High quality throughout. The instructions are excellent, probably the best I've ever seen for a product of this class. The design of the product, its fit and finish as well as it's packaging are a marvel of engineering. I'm a critical guy and I was unable to find fault with anything. It's rare to see such a difficult job done so well. I'm very impressed. I don't hang TVs often so I've got to remember the name ECHOGEAR for next time. Further Details: The hardest part is finding the studs, once you do that you are home free. The light cardstock template makes the rest easy. It's best to have a helper because the unit is sturdy and by that mean heavy. You could do it as a single person job by putting in small head screws at the top so as to hang it like a picture while you install the lower lag bolts, and after tightening the lower lags, swap out the top skinny screws for the upper lag bolts. It comes with all the hardware. The topmost holes of the two back of TV brackets are roughly 4" above the upper row of wall mounting lag screws. Your TV manual should show you were the VESA mount is positioned with respect to the TV extent, so you can use this four inches to figure to determine how high to mount this on the wall. You will need some of your own tools. I used my own (measuring tape, masking tape, pencil, level, drill with 7/32" bit, and a 1/2 socket wrench, I also used post-its to mark out the 4 corners of where I expected the TV to land as well as to mark expected heights.)

They company says they strive to provide an easy install process for this mount, and they have REALLY delivered. The instructions are clear, complete, and accurate. They're also fun as they have various jokes and such along the way... refreshing to see they spent a lot of time on it. The kit includes everything you need to install it, including many extra bits of hardware, so they really try to cover it all. If you need to mount into concrete or brick, you'll need suitable anchors, but that's a less likely situation, so it makes sense they didn't include them... but everything else is there, which is great. And it's all quality hardware too, not cheap light-duty looking stuff. Impressive. Installation was very easy. They provide a well made template that is cutout and not just a thin piece of paper - it's card stock, which is great. Again, they really thought of everything AND implemented it well. The mount is super sturdy and well made, of course. My OLED83 (~70 lbs) is very secure and I'm not worried in any way. Movements are smooth and the mount provides a LOT of adjustment. Even while moving, it doesn't feel wobbly or anything... very secure. The mount offers tilt, right/left angle, and right/left linear movement (though this requires the TV to be not-flush to the wall), and rotation angle correction - all of these are adjustable even after the TV is mounted (especially since you can pull it off the wall so easily!) My only disappointment is that for a "full motion" mount, the TV does not move LINEARLY up and down. Marketing strikes again. That said, there is a good deal of adjustment on the brackets that go to the TV... so you can move it up/down by using different screw holes. The only down side is that there are no measurements, information, or guidance given on how to do this. I figured it out myself, but it would be nice for them to include this info, especially since the hardware can support such changes. Install is fast for sure. Really, only 4 screws into the studs, and then 4 screws for the brackets to the TV, then you can hang the TV onto the mount and 2 screws to lock it into place. It took me longer to do my install, because houses are always a variable (the studs in my wall above the fireplace don't go all the way down?!)... but I figured it out. In the end, VERY happy with the mount, and I'm glad i was able to get it adapted to my specific variables and needs. I would recommend this mount to anyone, especially DIYers! Just be aware there is no adjustment linearly up/down once installed. Not a huge deal, but is that really "full motion"?

This wall mount was delivered ahead of schedule. The mount and accessories were smartly contained in a compact and secure box. Mount came with easy to follow instructions and a template you can tack or tape to the wall. The template was very helpful for positioning and leveling the mount over the studs prior to installation. The mount, lug bolts and accessories were all very strong and sturdy. It took me about 30 minutes from opening the box to mounting the unit on the wall. The mount has the capability for you to complete any balance fine tuning after mounting the TV.

When we first purchased our 65" Samsung TV, we had quite a bit of trouble finding a wall mount that would work, given the wall setup where we needed to mount it. The area borders on a pocket door, and so the stud centering is about 21" on center. Not all TV mounts can accommodate that kind of span. So, although we found some full-motion mounts that would work, they were absolutely cost-prohibitive ($350+). We instead opted for a cheaper mount that only allowed for tilt adjustment. This mount worked fine, but it didn't exactly hug the wall and the movement was extremely limited. In more recent years, we've noticed that when looking at the TV from an extreme angle, the picture is a bit washed out, so I renewed my search for a better mount, when I happened upon this one. Seeing as how it is well-priced (relative to the others I've had looked at), I wasn't expecting much - especially since some of the reviewers indicated dissatisfaction with some of the features. I'm glad I didn't let the naysayers dissuade me. First off, this mount is very easy to install. They include detailed instructions, all the hardware you'd need, and a template to make sure that you're dead-on with your lag bolts. You will of course need a stud sensor, and it's going to be critically important that you hit dead-center on the stud, so a little care and attention to detail is warranted. But once the brackets are properly mounted (both to the TV and the wall), the rest is a cake walk. Every imaginable adjustment is available, so you do need to take your time and lock in those adjustments you won't frequently use. For me that is the tilt and level adjustment. Once you've got it setup, the motiom is smooth and fluid. When I'm sitting in my recliner, which is almost at a 90 degree angle from the TV, I can pull the TV away from the wall and position it exactly as I like. This is particularly great for video games. The mount itself is a little on the heavy side, but is quality-made. All the motions are smooth and well-weighted. If you just want it flat against the wall, the space it consumes is shockingly narrow. Even with the entire screen having a bit of a tilt (to prevent glare), it still has less of a gap to the wall than the previous mount that had very little adjustment at all. In summary, I couldn't be more satisfied with my purchase. It's not cheap, but relative to the other mounts on the market, it's very well-priced and well-made