Ultra Slim Design TV Wall Mount Bracket for OLED TVs | Compatible with LG and Samsung OLED TVs | 43" - 80" (43"-80", Pack of 1)

This is the best thing I’ve seen for oled tv,it’s as close to the wall as possible,I’m using this for my Samsung 48 oled,the brackets are strong and easy to install,the locks are what makes this awesome,the only problem is,the pull strings for the locks are extremely thin and will break when pulled too hard and there’s no way to remove the tv from the bracket if they snap,before you put the bracket on get some string and fix the pull string,the other thing I like about this bracket is is the wall bracket is wide enough that you can hit 2 studs 16-or 24 and can slide the tv along the wall to position the tv where you want it,I’ve also bought another one for my 65 inch Samsung oled

This is the tightest wall mount imaginable and it's very well-executed for the ultra-thin LG C4 display. It may not be the strongest mount on the planet, but it is plenty strong for the LG TV. The parts are mainland Chinese quality, not Taiwanese good stuff. Nonetheless, my only negative comment is that the included lag screws (mount to wall) appear to be made from pot metal or super cheaply forged steel -- they're definitely not even up to average hardware store quality, and I could see them breaking easily if over-torqued. Luckily they're cheap to replace, although that's probably not needed given the low weight limit, and if you exercise some caution with good pre-drilled holes into the wall studs. I was especially pleased to find room behind the screen to mount the soundbar power supply. I found that a traditional recessed "clock box" style outlet didn't work well with the 90 degree LG power cord, so I was also able to use a standard wall plate for power behind the TV panel, along with a brush plate for low voltage cabling and HDMI, USB and Ethernet keystone jacks down below. One warning -- it's a lot easier to mount the TV if you have good side access because of the tight fit. My location had no side access as it is between box shutters and a fireplace, so seating the TV on the mount took three of us and some extra fiddling.

This is a very easy to install mount with a nifty truck up it’s sleeve to lock it in place. Any home DIYer will appreciate its simplicity and effectiveness. Breakdown below. As you can see from my pictures, the wall I mounted on has a picture frame moulding design and the boards are 11/16” thick off the wall, which introduced some complications into my plans of mounting my tv as close as possible to the wall. That combined with the dimensions of the “electrical box” on the back of the LG OLED C2 77” led me to this wall mount that was nearest to the thickness of the paneling on my wall, which would in hopefully sit my tv so that the “electrical box” would perfectly sit on top of the panels with zero margin. Well, yes but not quite enough to allow the tv to get close enough to the wall where the locking mechanisms on the back of the mount hit the wall and snap into place. So close! Anyways, as you can see it does sit very close to the wall and there are very few mounts go closer to the wall. I did install a recessed power plate and low voltage cable channel behind the tv which you cannot see, but I highly recommend doing the same because there will be very little space left for plug heads unless you install the plates above the “electrical box” of the tv. If your tv has its outlets on the back for hdmi and other, forget about it - this is too close, you need side mounted ports to access anything. That said good mount. It’s super simple which makes me question the price but the locking mechanism may justify the price increase and it’s sort like hanging a picture so overall very convenient.

Perfect for the Samsung 65” S90D OLED. This was my third wall mount to try and I ran into a problem where the center of my wall was a stud with electrical on the side and then a 16” stud on each side. Bought a 32” stud spacing wall mount but the VESA brackets were too long and would hang down 1-2”. Most TV’s have VESA holes in the middle but this TV it is at the bottom and middle. I think the bottom VESA hole was something just under 4” from the bottom of the TV. This wall mount solved my problem with the VESA brackets clipping in at the top instead of the middle. It’s mounted to two studs and I was able to slide it over to center. Extremely happy with this wall mount. Very easy to install with all the pieces and much less than the other options I saw. Also if you have the 65” version you don’t need to buy the VESA extenders (I purchased them based on the 77” version reviews)

It fits my oled lg tv good. Really close to the wall. Looks good

Great fit to my very old stand. even tinner stand would fit as the 2 fixed bolts are in teh middle. Great buy

I recently bought a new Sony OLED 65" tv. Due to the lower VESA configuration from my older Samsung I was trying to find a mount that would properly support the TV without having to shift the location from the previous mount. Found this bracket with the offset and based on the description was hopeful that it would work. As you can see the vesa brackets are too short and do not line up properly. Also as another buyer commented - the built in level is incorrect. Do not use that as a guide.

Worked with my LG Oled to bring it closer to the wall. It is difficult to get latched but the trick is to not lock the latches out. They are spring loaded and will click into the rail when it’s tilt down. Because it is closer to the wall, I needed a 90 degree coax adapter. It helps to have two people so one person can also plug in cables before it’s on the rail. One of the latch pulls did break but luckily I read that in another review and I attached a backup made from some monofilament.

Worked well to extend my existing brackets so I could lower my t.v. position.

I love this product as it makes my TV console look slim and not so chunky. Downside is routing cables is more difficult

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