Invision TV Wall Bracket Mount for 24-60 Inch Screens, VESA 100x100mm up to 400x400mm, Tilts Swivels & Extends for Flat & Curved TVs, Includes Spirit Level, Weight Capacity 36.2kg (HDTV-E)

Excellent product. Very sturdy (when you pick up the package it really has some weight in it), well designed & neat-looking piece of kit which is fantastic value for money.Attaching it to the TV:This was purchased for an old Sony Bravia TV with odd (200x150mm) VESA dimensions. I clarified with Invision CS (who were very well-informed & responsive) before puchasing that it was compatible & simply used the back-plate without the additional 'wings' supplied; cinch to fit & lines up perfectly. I wanted to use the longest spacers provided since, due to the - outmoded - TV design, the backplate covers all the connectors, so purchased some longer (50mm) M5 screws to allow sufficient clearance. The 25mm screws supplied would have been fine were it not for this. There's a very good selection of other options too so you should find what you need in the pack.Attaching it to the wall:My TV weighs about 17-18kg - for a 32" it's a bit of a clunker due to its age & I bought this for my kids' (6yo) playroom so I deliberately over-specced the bracket to cope with the potential 'abuse'. Until I started drilling I hadn't realised that the walls were thermalite (breeze-block), i.e., a bit like the solid sponge-type stuff that's used for flower-arranging... I exaggerate slightly! I therefore opted to trade-up on the fixings & swapped the 80mm long coach screws provided for 100mm & used 2 x rawlpugs in each hole - the ones provided at the back & new ones purchased at the front to give sufficient purchase. As with those provided, the screw heads are hex so I was able to tighten these with a socket - I doubt you'd manage to do this with a spanner let alone a screwdriver so worth considering this before you embark. The result: a very solid, secure connection, tested out (as suggested elsewhere) by each kid swinging on the bracket - at maximum extension too - w/o any mishaps. (I've obviously banned them from doing this again now there's a TV attached to it!) TV is dead easy to attach once you've fitted the bracket to the wall but it is a 2-person job - 1 to guide, the other to lift.Instruction booklet - though typeface could be a little bigger - is easy to follow & has good graphics too.All-in-all, an excellent product. Seems a little counter-intuitive that you'd entrust your £1,500-worth of Sony/Samsung/LG to something that costs £25 but I really think you'd struggle to find better at any price.* I obviously didn't test this but would be confident the wall & TV would 'fail' first!

Really good all round will buy this again as another few neededProsBrilliant bracket, and solidGood idea with the built in cable tidy.Use on all size tv vesa mountsGood hinges which, holds the position really wellGood tilt angle hold which, hold the position wellNot too bad to fit at all would have been better with supply of anchors rather than, the wall plugs but was fine.ConsFor any novice diyer, make sure your holes are bang on as, no movement is given in the holes compared to others.Instructions are not great for attaching the extension arms but not hard to figure it out.Cheap spirit level supplied - we used our own quality one as, the plastic one supplied wasnt cut straight so giving inaccurate levelThe pros really do out weigh the cons as being picky but only as having the right equipment and knowledge

Whilst some might say "It's a TV bracket, surely they're all the same?", they'd be wrong.First of all, the instructions include pictures AND words. It makes it significantly easier to then understand what you're supposed to do. If you're a competent DIYer then you won't even need the instructions, as it is so straight forward.There are two stand-out features of this product that I doubt are even mentioned anywhere in the spec / listing, but are so incredibly useful:1. You can adjust the level of the TV with two screws AFTER you have put the bracket on the wall. Yes, we all want to get the bracket on straight the first time, but if you catch the brick and the drill goes slightly off (or you're just not very good at measuring level) then you will be very, very pleased for the range of motion to adjust the level on the back of the TV mount. Such a simple idea but brilliant.2. When you want to mount the TV the bracket that is on the back of the TV 'slots' onto the wall mounted bracket. It is then held by two screws (the same two screws that can adjust the level (see point 1). This doesn't sound much but have you ever tried to do up two screws whilst balancing a TV on your head if you're doing the job by yourself? It is nearly impossible and risks you dropping the TV. Therefore, to have it where the TV slots on and then allows you to just steady it and do up the screws at the back without the fear of it falling off is again, a simple yet brilliant bit of design.The bracket itself; sturdy, solid, well made and easy to pull out / adjust where you want the TV. It comes with wide variety of screws, spacers, washers and anything else you may need, so regardless of the size and shape of your TV you can get the mount to fit on well.I'm sure there are cheaper mounts out there but you'll be kicking yourself when the TV isn't level and / or you've dropped it trying to put it up because the mount didn't have the two features above. Furthermore, is it really worth ordering another to save a few quid when I can hand on heart say this is the bracket that does everything you want it to and a whole lot more.