Rentliv TV Wall Bracket Tilt & Swivel with Heavy Duty Double Extend Arms, Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 37-70 Inch Flat and Curved TVs, Up to 60kg, Max VESA 600x400mm

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What you need to know: TV wall mounts don't have to have a lot of bells and whistles, and Perlesmith proves this with the PSSFK1. It's one of the most inexpensive full-motion TV wall mounts we've come across and although that leads to some limited mechanisms, it still achieves its full flexibility with a large swivel. It's meant for small TVs, and is simple to set up, with just two main pieces made of a sturdy construction. Echogear EGLF2 specs - Weight limit: 125 pounds | Size limit: 42 - 90 inches | Motion: Full-motion | Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor | Dimensions: 31 x 13 x 3.5 inches | VESA compatibility: 200x100, 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 500x400, 600x400

Enhance your home cinema experience with our robust and elegant TV wall mounts for 70 inch TVs. With the perfect blend of design and function, we enable you to optimally position your TV and maximise the viewing experience. TV wall mount for 70 inch - stability and flexibility in one If you've looked at the list of the best TV mounts above, you already know that the hardware needed to hang a TV on the wall can be extremely affordable – even less than a new TV stand would be, if your current furniture isn't big enough to support that big screen TV you've been eyeing. Now you know what to look out for when shopping for a TV mount, it’s time to see what the market has to offer. We have put together a first-rate list of options to help you find the Best TV Wall Mounts to fit your individual requirement. If you're looking for a full-motion TV wall mount, the Echogear EGLF2 is a great choice. This mount can handle TVs with up to 90-inch screens and weighing up to 125 pounds. The articulating arm extends out 22 inches from the wall and collapses down to 2.36 inches for an almost-flush TV mount. It also gives you up to 15-degrees of tilt and 130-degrees of swivel for precision screen placement. When deciding whether or not to spend a heap of money on a shiny new television, a size upgrade might be on your mind. If you're quite used to a 43-inch or 50-inch television and are in dire need of something more - bigger spectacle, bigger sound, and some sharper picture quality - a new 70-inch television is the way to go.The best TV wall mounts can elevate your home theater, giving you that cinematic huge-screen-floating-on-the-wall feeling. You'll need one that you can trust will hold up that big-sized TV – or small-sized TV if you're in a tight space – you've no doubt just paid a lot of money for, but you'll also want it to be simple and straightforward to install.

A word of caution: we couldn't test these on every type of wall. In general, that shouldn't matter to their overall sturdiness, if they're fixed well – but fixing them well is on you. Read the instructions carefully and get an installer in if you're in any doubt about your wall's ability to hold a heavy TV! This motorized TV mount from Vivo is an almost-perfect solution for finding the right spot for your TV. It mounts to your ceiling joists, which frees up wall and floor space and gives you plenty of placement options; which is great for smaller spaces like bedrooms or apartments. Design:Despite the fact that this TV wall mount has an extendable arm, it doesn't sit too far away from the wall and has a large plate that attaches to the TV to make it feel secure. The PSSFK1 also doesn't come with any cable management, which means you'll have to organize some ties yourself to tidy away any dangling wires. Ryan is a tech writer and reviewer for What's The Best, specialising in PCs and gaming. He is a keen PC gamer and an avid reader.What you need to know:Echogear has made this full-motion TV wall mount as simple as can be. The EGLF3 can tilt five degrees up and 15 degrees down, swivel left and right by 140 degrees as well as extend further out from a wall by 19 inches, making it ideal for a space that needs extra flexibility. It comes with clear instructions and feels to be built to last, with solid connections that appear supported and strong.

To test TV wall mounts, we had to mount some actual TVs. It seems obvious, but not all guides you read online will have done it. Some of the wall mounts here were tested in the TechRadar offices, drilling into a wall and then simply going through the process of the instructions. Most were handled by two people, but occasionally a third person was needed.You need something readily available: In the US, the only place you may find it is direct from the manufacturer themselves. Design: A TV wall mount needs to be inconspicuous to get the right effect and Mounting Dream has done well to make sure this keeps a low profile. It's only 60cm long and 40cm tall so doesn't take up too much wall space to secure it either. It can tilt but with a radius of just eight degrees, it's more suited for a fixed wall position.

Vivo electric ceiling mount specs: Weight limit: 110 pounds | Size limit: 40 - 85 inches | Motion: Articulating | Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor | Dimensions: 22.8 x 19.7 x 4.4-30 inches (4.4-inch profile when folded) | VESA compatibility: 200x100, 200x200, 200x400, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 600x400, 800x400 But you're going to need plenty of space if you plan on buying one. How much space do I need for a 70-inch TV? You can't call upon a few hands to help out: This is only an issue when uninstalling the TV wall mount because you need a third person to pull the release straps. Of course, this mount is designed for very specific screen sizes, so if you have something larger than 29 inches, this isn’t the mount for you. And 12.7 inches of extension may not be far enough, depending on your set up. How to choose the best TV mount for you There are four main types of TV wall mounts: fixed, tilting, full-motion and corner. Choosing one comes down to where you're planning to mount your TV, as that will decide whether you need it to simply be hung on the wall or if you require it to be adaptable to a changing space.Eliminate glare: If your living room lights frequently reflect off of your TV screen, then you could definitely see some improvement from an adjustable mount. Whether it's overhead lights or sunshine from a window, the glass surface of most displays can catch all those rays, obscuring the screen and reducing the visibility of your TV. Dimming the lights for a movie is great, but if you have to do it just to watch the weather, you should probably get a mount with adjustable tilt. Save space: By mounting the TV on the wall, you get the benefit of freeing up a little more space in your room, eliminating the need for a bulky, specialized piece of furniture to place the TV on. In most living rooms, this space savings can even be enough to let you go a few inches larger on screen size, since the TV will sit closer to the wall, and just a little bit further from your couch. You have a larger sized TV: With a maximum size compatibility of 55 inches, those with a larger TV will have to look elsewhere. In terms of angle adjustments, you’ve plenty of flexibility. There’s a 160-degree horizontal full motion swivel in both directions, while there’s a vertical tilt angle range from -5 degrees to +8 degrees. If you are after a flush fit, this is a good mount to consider, with a minimum reach of just 58mm. Despite a slightly higher price tag, this wall mount more than justifies the RRP thanks to its incredibly robust design and scope of flexibility. There isn't a definitive winner to the question of the best television manufacturer - sometimes a great brand makes a particularly unpolished television, or vice versa - but there are most certainly brands that you can trust will deliver a quality television without question.