VideoSecu LCD LED Monitor TV Wall Mount for 19" 20" 22" 23" 24" 26" 27" 30" 31" Flat Panel Screen Maximum Loading 66lbs VESA 75/100 Ultra Thin Mount Bracket 1EA

I needed a mount for my computer monitor that would put it as close to the wall as possible and this mount was perfect. Sturdy, easy to install, and very low profile.

I was searching for something like this for some time. What a great way to be able to attach something to a wall and be able to move it around to another location if desired. While it then would require additional ones to be purchased, it is well worth it. You can also use it as a storage device, use it to hold something on a wall and easily lift it up to remove it and use it remotely. Might be nice if they made something larger for heavier items, but this one is pretty robust with a good paint finish.

Very easy to install. Works great. Fine quality.simply screw the back piece to the wall (on a stud) and attach the other piece to the back of the TV and slide the two pieces together.It's not meant for large TV's, but worked perfectly for installing a 22" in my trailer.I did note that one of the screw holes was a millimeter or so off center from one of the holes on the TV, but it wasn't much trouble coaxing the mounting bolt into place. It comes with a few different sizes of mounting bolts to accommodate the differences in TVs.As has been said, it does mount the TV very close to the wall, so if the TV is also very thin, swapping cables might be tricky.My only warning is that if you are installing this in a confined space, such as close to a ceiling, or in in a cabinet, you will need to have at least 6 inches above where you want to your TV to be positioned in order to slide the TV plate into the wall plate.

I purchased three of these to mount three LCD monitors side-by-side. They're very solidly constructed and the hold is very secure. All in all, the product does the job. However, the included documentation was not helpful. For example, the installation instructions called for using bolts that weren't actually included with the product (it came with screws in place of the bolts). Second, it only gave instructions for installation in a couple of different scenarios, neither of which applied to me. Therefore, the instructions were nearly worthless and I had to figure out how to install it on my own.In my case, I mounted the three LCD monitors to a 1"x8" board. To attach the rear mounting plate to the board, I decided to use the four 8mm holes in the "square" pattern on the rear mounting plate. I drilled four clearance holes in the 1"x8" board, one hole for each of the ones in the mounting plate. An 8mm drill bit is preferable for that task, but you could use a similar size fractional bit (e.g., 17/64th bit). Once the holes are drilled, you will want to use four M8 size bolts, four regular M8 size nuts, and four flat M8 washers. These will give you a very secure hold between the rear mounting plate and the board. Because they are properly sized to fit the hole pattern in the rear mounting plate, you will have little to no "play" in the position of the mounts -- this makes the fit nice and snug. Note that the drill bit, the bolts, washers, and nuts will need to be purchased separately from the mounts as this hardware isn't included with the mounts.

There is nothing fancy about this product, nor is it necessary. For the cost it does everything I was looking for in a simple wall mount for a 3rd PC monitor. Again, it doesn't have any additional features (e.g. tilt, pan, extension away from the wall, etc.), so know that going in. If those are features you aren't looking for then this little mount will serve you well without hurting your wallet.

Update: because of my setup I installed the mount side ways so the monitor slide in from the left to the right, because the mount has sorta a v shape going for it, took precise alignment to get it right but everything works and now I just slide my monitor to the left to remove it.Don’t mind dust in photo I’m doing constructionIn my case I didn’t have a stud to mount it too so I used a spare pice of wood affixed to the wall with toggle bolts and screwed the mount in. With the depth of the wood .75in the total space the monitor sticks out is 5in center and 9 inches on the extreme curve ends of the monitor (very small amount)Best flush mount on Amazon for a large 49inch monitor, very sturdy, best option for save space on a a narrow desk. Simple assembly didn’t even remove instructions from box.In my case my desk is 8ftlong by 19inches deep, with an 1800r curve msi oled 49 inch monitor, after trying other mounts this give me the most room and it’s far more sturdy. Honestly wouldn’t use a full motion for a 49 inch but if they could make one that overs small adjustments that would make installing even easier as if your not good at leveling you could fix it by twisting it level.

The product works fine, and I appreciate the low-profile design. It doesn't scream "quality" and I actually had to bend the lips into the correct place. I believe they were manufactured out of alignment with lose quality control standards. My only hesitation to order again would be from not knowing if the next one would have more severe issues or not. Mine worked out fine in the end with minor adjustments.