Amazon Basics TV Wall Bracket for 26-55 inch(66cm-140cm) TVs, Swivels Tilts TV Wall Mount for Flat & Curved TV, VESA 100x100mm to 400x400mm, holds up to 36kg, Black

This is a fantastic tv bracket. It's very sturdy and well made. It comes with a paper template, which makes things easy., a spirit level and and abundance of different screws and fittings for different tv's. It swings out both ways, tilts up and down and goes flat to the wall. I'm a 65 year old woman and put it up myself It was so easy. What's not to like about it, it's the best tv bracket I've ever had. It also comes with a very good price tag. I highly recommend this product

An excellent TV Bracket. Came with so many screws and washers /spacers - fit my TV perfect.Installation was easy. I did not need to use the included template for placement on the wallThe instructions were easy enough to understand. I had to try a few of the different screws etc to fit my TV but was easy enough.Very happy with the product.

Using this to support a 43inch TV and it does a great job. It seems to be sturdy and really well built, so there is no sagging of the bracket when you pull the TV out from the wall. It's easy to adjust, with a few degrees of tilt to make sure that it is angled correctly. It's also nice and compact, so it's completely hidden behind the TV when it is stowed away.

Very sturdy, easy assemble, easy to follow instructions, the only downside is the length of the screws, still recommend.

Very good tv bracket. Came with good fixings and is not too tight to pull in and out for where I am using. Would definitely buy again for this superb price and quality.

This is excellent quality. Really robust and all of the fittings are very secure. The box contents are packaged in a way to make it super-easy to identify and use a part, including essential tools. The instructions were very clear and it is suitable many different TVs - you just have to work out which parts to use. I can't fault it.

Used this to install a Samsung 43" UE7000 TV.The bracket came with wall bolts with rawl plugs that were prob overkill for the 43" but good to see if I'd been putting up something bigger/ heavier. You will need a spanner or socket for these. Your will also need to get alternatives if you're fixing to a hollow wall.A second bag contained various sets of screws and washers for fitting the arms to the TV.My Samsung was a 200 x 200 Vesa, needing the M8 bolts between 20-22mm. The supplied bolts worked OK only if used without washers. Given that the bolt fits to the steel frame, I was not worried about leaving the washers off.There is a good template for fitting and good instructions. The instructions are in multiple languages; each page holds one step in each language rather than being multiple sections with a full instruction set in one language which may have been something other people found a pain.Step one - ID screws required and fix two arms to TV back, make sure adjustment screws face towards the outside.Step two - calculate height needed for TV - use template to drill holes, fit back plate - this has a level built in.Step three - attach the TV arms to the back plate - hook and click.Step four - adjust tilt. This will need a Philips screwdriver at least 12 inches long.Comments: The TV is locked in place via catches that can be opened by the use of strings. Once fitted these can be hidden by laying them on the top of the wall bracket.A plug socket can be put behind the TV but you need to aware if the location - the back plate sits with it's top edge about 1 inch below the TV centre line, while the arms are lined up depending on the VESA width. With a 200x200, the socket can go above the wall bracket between the arms, so above the horizontal centre line in the middle of the TV.Summary - at this price (£16), this was an absolute bargain - closest option inc tilt and releasable catch was about £35. I setup a Samsung 55" about 8 weeks ago and would have been happy to have used this for that as well.Edit: having reorganised the living room and moved the 55" into an enclosure above the fire from it's stand on a cabinet, I have now used a second one of these for that.

Does the work, but the instructions are horrendous.