PyleHome Articulating Wall Mount PCTVM15

Very nice product. Makes feel like watching movie in theatres

Very poor quality and price not reasonable. Hardware accessories of poor quality.

I had to use some pieces of my old wall mount to get things to line up, but my TV is pretty old-so maybe the mount specs have changed. The TV size and weight were within the limits for this mount, so I made it work. I love it. I anchored two of the bolts into the truss through the ceiling and two through the ceiling tiles with the drywall anchors. It's really easy to adjust left to right- like, ridiculously easy. You have to actually operate a thumb screw to adjust the tilt, but it stays where you put it! I think what I like most about it is that it was the easiest to install LEVEL. It's so easy to let the drill crawl juuuuuust enough out of true when you're installing a wall mount to have a visibly crooked TV. If your ceiling is level there's no issue! If it's not, throw a washer or some cardboard between the bracket and the ceiling on one or two corners and it's all good. With a wall mount it's harder and more frustrating to fix.Anyway, it's been up for a few months now and I love it. I want to replace my other 2 TV mounts with these.

Love this thing. For the price vs value. Awesome.First thing is that a few specs here are off.It hangs with the shorter measurements of 33" (There were two different lengths mentioned when I purchased)Also this is rated for up to a 42" tv although if the Tv you're mounting weighs less than half the recommended capacity you can safely hang up to a 50". The difference if you've hung large Tv's is the VESA plate. The mounts with braces stabilize better. If you google mounts some manufactures such as cheetah use the standard plate or 'X' plate for Tv's up to 50". As long as you properly hit two screws into a stud there will be no issues. The bar if hanging on the longest hole settings might wiggle or feel flimsy. No worries -it's fine unless you live in an earthquake zone or have children who like to jump and slam dunk Tv screens. I've mounted a 48" samsung and it's perfect. (Note: most mounting units with lower tv size ratings and a high weight capacity usually do not supply the correct plate screws, This is usually the only difference. Use a toothpick to measure depth of hole in tv screw holes. Any hardware type store has these screws for a cpl bucks)As for the tube conceiling wires do not pay attention to the review that had me concerned. The hole is big enough to fit any standard plug as thick as a power bar grounded plug. Regardless any decent tv should be able to unplug in order to feed cable backwards. The person with this issue must have been using one of those huge replacent plugs you get at Home Depot or mounting a dinasaur.Finally I thought the length would not suffice my viewing needs. A replacement pipe and a drill for the holes is easy and cheap. I was prepared to hang lower but found that the longest extension once mounted still got my tv almost four feet down from the ceiling so was content. Hanging a 32" might leave it sitting higher around three feet down but the 20 degree tilt really makes the difference.Bottom line: If you don't want to spend $60 which is the average next price step up this unit will do the trick!

So it does mount into the ceiling, the instructions are part of the box and not some extra slip of paper, they are very poor instructions but if you know how to put things together you should be fine.I wouldn't put a heavy TV on this. The bar that slides into the mount to hang is not sturdy and if you touch your tv well its hanging it will 100% swing like crazy because the poll is just sitting in the hole and nothing is keeping it in place.It works, you get what you pay for. this is cheap cheap cheap trash.