Mount-It! Small TV Wall Mount with Quick Release | Fits 13-32 Inch Screens | Low-Profile Slim Design | Tilting VESA Wall Mount 75x75 & 100x100 | RV & Office Compatible | 30lb Capacity

Honestly A Very Good Mount. Took Maybe 10 Minutes To Setup. Everyone Complains How They Come Bent Or What Not Which Mine Did Not. But If It Did You Could Easily Bend It Back Straight. I Wish It Tilted Up More Than 5 Degrees But That’s The Only Gripe I Have. 100% Would Buy Again.

I'm not one to review items on Amazon, but seeing as so many of these reviews were negative I thought I'd share my experience.I bought the Mount-It! Tilt TV Wall Mount to mount a small TV monitor above my computer for a dual screen experience. Pictures above.Before purchasing, I read the advertisement, made sure my monitor was able to recieve this mount's screw dimensions, and skimmed the reviews. Logical, I know.You can't argue with the price: the mount is solid metal, comes with all the necessary screws (4x of 2 different types for the back of your monitor) and 4x wall anchors with 4x respective screws, and even has instructions in the box.In contrast to many of the reviews, the installation was not terribly difficult: make sure the mount is where you want it, make sure it's level, mark the drill holes, drill the holes, pop in the wall anchors, screw in the mount base, make sure it's level again, adjust?, attach monitor-side of the mount to monitor, hang up the monitor, pop the little screw in back if you want to. Done. Easy. Congrats, you have mounted a monitor on the wall.For people complaining about the little screw in back: once the monitor up on the wall, angle it -15° and then put the screw in....

Needed a small mount for my 32in tv in our new camper that has a TV backer. Previous mount I bought was a full motion but stood too tall for the tv on the wall. This one fit perfectly for the bedroom in the 5th wheel. Easy to install

I'm using this to mount a 23" computer monitor on a wall. For this job, it's great. It has a 15-degree downward and 5-degree upward tilt to it. Would be nice if the upward tilt was also 15-degrees. A small but important detail, but not enough to ding for a star as the description and pictures are good. You know what you're buying. Though this mount doesn't swivel left/right, it's pretty heavy-gauge metal; it's solid and strong. Note that the part that you mount to the monitor/TV hooks into the wall-mounted part with L-shaped hook pieces on the monitor part into corresponding slot on the wall part. That is what holds the weight. It's secure unless you bump/lift the monitor upwards. What secures the two pieces of the mount together is a single, small screw that is very difficult to install once you hook the two pieces together. You will need a very long screwdriver with a magnetic tip to hold the screw on. You cannot get your hand back there to put the screw in by hand. In my case, the computer monitor is on the wall, above a shelf, so the fact I don't have the screw in doesn't really matter. Hooking the two parts of the mount together is what holds the weight. The screw just keeps the monitor part from being able to be lifted off the wall mounted part. Larger wall mounts for large TVs sometimes have a spring-loaded pin with a cord attached that holds the two pieces together, and you can reach under/behind the TV to pull the pin and release the mount. No such thing in this small, inexpensive mount. I have to ding a star b/c of the inability to secure the two pieces together. Bottom line is that this is a very sturdy little mount. Just know that it's unlikely you'll be able to secure the two pieces together. Unless the monitor you're mounting on the wall will get bumped or touched a lot, it will just fine.

We needed 2 mounts for 2 TV’s for our new travel trailer. These were perfect! Easy to install and very sturdy!

To be fair I’m not really using this for what it’s intended for. It’s made for being drilled into walls, I used it on a metal frame. So basically it came with no nuts or washers so I had to have a friend come over who did have some. Luckily he had ones that fit legit perfect. Seems to work decent but we’ll see. For now it’s mounted just how I want it. Also idk why they put a “screen size limit” on this thing, it says max 32” but I mounted a 40 inch ultrawide monitor. I also see no reason why you couldn’t go even bigger. The only thing you really have to worry about it the weight (my monitor was only like 25 pounds so it’s under weight limit) if your monitor exceeds the weight limit don’t buy it, if it exceeds the size limit you can still try it.

This VESA wall mount bracket has holes for both 75x75 and 100x100 mounts. It's easy to mount the back part of the plate to the wall, and the front part to the back of the monitor.It's fairly easy to clip the two parts together, but it's less easy to affix the two together with the provided machine screws. Once the monitor is 1.7 inches away from the wall, it's hard to get a screwdriver back there, and even harder to get your hand back there to start the screw in the threaded hole. Use a long magnetized screwdriver, and if you're really lucky or determined, you'll get both the screw and its flat washer to stick together long enough to get it done.Similarly, there are two bolts for adjusting the vertical viewing angle of the monitor. They are hard to get to as well.

Works as it should