Perlegear Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 26-74 inch TVs, Height Adjustable TV Mount, Pre-Assembled Wall Mount TV Bracket with Tool-Free Tilt, Swivel, Fits 16” Studs, 99 lbs, Max VESA 400x400mm, PGMF21

The Perlegear UL Listed Full Motion TV Wall Mount genuinely impressed me with its strength and engineering. Installation was straightforward with clear instructions, and once mounted, it feels incredibly secure — no sagging or wobble, even with a large TV. The full-motion arms glide smoothly for easy tilting and swiveling, making it simple to get the perfect viewing angle or access cables. The heavy-duty build and UL listing give real peace of mind, and everything feels precise and well-machined. Reliable, safe, and thoughtfully designed — exactly the kind of high-quality home setup gear I appreciate evaluating and recommending.

This mount works very well, and, just as importantly, its instructions are clear and concise. It was easy to read the instructions and feel confident that I was mounting my TV correctly and safely. My TV is 55 inches, and the mount appears to be very well-suited for it. The entire product is well-designed and solidly built, feeling sturdy when I adjust the position of my TV. There's almost no assembly required, except for attaching the pre-assembled arm to the wall, mounting the hangers on the back of the TV, and then hanging the TV on the arm. There were many options for adjusting the position of my TV, even after mounting most of the assembly to the wall with the included lag bolts. Figuring out the best height for the TV can be tricky, so having three options after the main installation is very helpful. If I decide to change my furniture or soundbar later, I'll have options without needing to remount the entire system. Make sure you have the necessary tools. You'll definitely need the right drill bit and hex driver, along with other common tools. I'm not sure if it would be the best fit for TVs as small as 32 inches, as the title suggests, because the strips that attach directly to the back of the TV might be too large for a smaller TV. For my 55-inch model, they were perfect. This mount was perfect for my needs, and I found the price very reasonable. I highly recommend it to anyone with a similar setup and requirements.

Bought this for a new TCL 55” Q Series. Highly impressed with everything about this mount. All the necessary hardware, mounting templates, easy instructions, heavy duty with silky smooth function. Multiple surface application and configuration and minimal tools. I was able to mount and install by myself with no problems. Would recommend to anyone not only because of quality but also because the price was incredible.

Surprised by the quality of the TV mount. Install was very easy, and the included template and level made the job pretty simple. You are somewhat limited in placement of the mount, as it needs to attach to two studs and the width of the mount is only about 20 inches, so you've got a few inches to work with in terms of shifting it based on your stud locations. If you have strict requirements for tv location on the wall, consider the stud locations ahead of time as it may not be possible to center your TV on a wall perfectly. This mount is very sturdy and extremely functional. Very easy to get the TV onto as well.

This is an extremely well built, sturdy, full articulating TV wall mount. I have no doubt it will easily hold a 99 lb TV as rated. I have been buying and hanging flat screen TVs for almost 25 yrs. About 20 yrs ago, I bought a Sanus VMDD26 articulating wall mount. It was super expensive - like $400 back in 2003! I been using that exact same Sanus wall mount for the past 21 years first with my 60" super heavy Pioneer Kuro 60" plasma, then my equally heavy 79" LG TV, then my 85" Sony and about 2 months ago, swapped out to a 98" Sony X90L which at 148 lbs is the heaviest TV yet. That 20 yr old Sanus articulating wall mount has been installed and uninstalled many times and is still, to this day, functioning perfectly. No stripped screws, nothing coming loose, no issues at all. Why am I talking about the Sanus VMDD26? Because this new Perlegear wall mount that I just installed feels just like a mini version of that Sanus wall mount. The hardware that comes with the Perlegear stand is top quality and did not strip at all. The lagbolts are very thick and I have zero concerns that they will break. The articulating mechanism is smooth as butter. The ability to tilt the TV to angle up or down is very easy to use and secure once you've set the desired angle. It also has a rotation feature that allows about 3 degrees or so of rotation to make sure that the TV is sitting level after you've hung it. The craziest part? It cost me $29.99! Even at the regular $39.99 price, this stand would still be a steal. The last cheap articulating wall mount I bought from Amazon cost $35 and was a complete piece of junk where the screws would strip on first installation, and when you pulled the TV away from the wall, the screen would visibly rotate. This Perlegear full motion wall mount does none of that. I functions exactly as smoothly and stays as absolutely level as my much more expensive Sanus wall mount. The only downside and why I am rating it 4 stars is that this Perlegear mount advertises that it retracts to 2.9". In fact, it's the main reason why I chose this mount over similar looking ones that indicate they retracted to 3.4". Well, as you can see from my pictures, even unmounted, the closest distance betwen the wall and mount is about 3.5" and after I hung the TV, the closest distance between the wall and the back of the TV is 4". This is with the TV pushed completely as flat against the wall as possible. Still aside from that minor disapointment that the TV sits 1" further out from the wall, this is an outstanding product that you can buy with confidence as long as you understand it's going to sit 4" away from the wall, not 2.9".

Install was fairly easy. Good product!!

Solid TV mount. Does what TV mounts do....which isn't a whole lot tbh. Kind of just sits there on the wall, holding the TV up. If I want to move the TV, I can. I can pivot it up and down, side to side and even pull it out from the against the wall if I wanted to (but honestly - who does that?). Mounting it was a breeze. It pretty much jumped out of the box and hugged the wall itself. Ok - that was an exaggeration...but it was pretty straight forward. Highly recommend getting one of those pop-up stud finders.

Excellent product: versatile positioning, sturdy mount, not too expensive.