Invision® TV Wall Bracket Mount For 37-70 Inch LED LCD Plasma & Curved Screens – Includes HDMI Cable & Spirit Level (HDTV-DXL) & AmazonBasics High-Speed 4K, Ultra HD, HDMI 2.0 Cable - 4.6m

First of all I write very few reviews but thought this Invision TV wall bracket deserved the effort so here goes..The product arrived promptly & as expected, It was well boxed in a tidy manner, with all the various components compartmentalised.& wrapped individually. The various screws etc are also packed individually & marked A,B,C etc which cross reference to the instructions.My first thoughts were that I was impressed with the sturdiness of the bracket but the instructions seemed to lack much detail and are pictorial only.Deciding it was most definitely a two man job, I enlisted the help of my brother in law to help fit it ,as we are both reasonably competent at general DIY.Give yourself around one & half hours in total. This allows time to study the instructions & do the calculations required to work out the height & location of the TV bracket, especially if like me you want it hovering over the TV stand at a specific height.We were fitting onto a brick wall (No plasterboard at all) & as such the drilling process was relatively pain free, using a 10mm masonry drill bit & sturdy hammer drill. The plugs/bolts supplied were more than adequate for this particular job & the bracket holes offer horizontal movement too. We fitted the main bracket to the wall & then the remaining four piece sections to the bracket. The location of the these four sections on the bracket will depend on your TV etc but there are plenty of location holes to choose from.Next came the tricky part, unlike some other TV wall brackets we found the only way to fit the TV to the bracket was to offer the TV up to the bracket & screw in place whilst holding the TV at the same time. This was not too easy given the size/weight of our 58" Panasonic TV, so we enlisted the help of my wife to attach the TV whilst we took the weight to be on the safe side. Some other brackets offer a much easier fitting solution as this stage but we could not see a simpler solution if there is one.The end result was superb, as solid as I could have wished for even when fully extended. The bracket also offers cable management on the arms with clip on brackets to easily hold the various wires. A small spirit level & spanner are included, although I would use a socket set/drill to fit the bolts to the wall & a longer spirit level but they would work at a push. A nice added touch is the inclusion of a long HDMI cable for when the TV is moved.Overall the only real downside I could mention are the basic pictorial instructions. which don't really explain the easiest way to fit the bracket to the TV itself or don't mention you have a lot more screws than you actually need because the include various sizes for all TVs. Don't let these little points put you off buying this bracket & you will end up with a very sold bit of kit & for the money I doubt you will get a better end result anywhere!!EDIT: From another reviewer which I wish I had seen earlier to help fit the TV to the bracket, he suggests this will then allow you to fit it without assistance:-3. The first thing to do is DISASSEMBLE the flat plate attached to the frame. I don't know why they fitted it and that's probably the mistake.. This plate is the "KEY GUIDE" for the TV assembly. It simply slots onto the frame

I bought this product for my 55 “ Samsung TV.I am most impressed with the quality of this product it’s fantastic value for money.I had it fitted professionally from start to finish took about 45 minutes, I could have done the job but thought it best to go this route on this occasion.The service I received from Invision was second to none.Their speed, service and communications were brilliant, a special commendation to Gemma.Thank you very much.

After looking at loads of cantilever brackets, I decided on this one mainly due to the many excellent reviews.It's sturdy, easy to assemble and great quality.I was nervous at first (never wall mounted a TV before), but once hung it feels rock solid.Even with a 65" TV hanging from it, it feels safe to use the cantilever aspect if you need to move it away from the wall (makes plugging cables in much easier).One tip: The supplied screws and plugs might be ok for mounting into plasterboard/stud frame walls, but I felt something stronger was needed for my concrete wall, so I used Rigifix M6 fixings.

Used this to mount a 42" LG 42LW650T. Needed it to be mounted on a bedroom wall and turned close to 90 degrees towards the bed. This bracket gets fairly close to the required 90 degrees. Turns out we didn't really need to 90 degrees for it to be facing the bed anyway! It's well put together. My only issue is that I had to get metal wall anchors from Screwfix as the plastic rawl plugs that come with is just wouldn't be suitable for a concrete wall. Would happily pay more for this bracket if it contained a good quality bolt.

Just about the most dexterous tv bracket I've seen. This is capable of holding my tv perfectly level anywhere from 50mm to about 600mm from the wall. It can be positioned at almost any viewing angle in tilt and horizontal, but the tilt is better to be set during install. There are clip off cable guides for the mass of cables that not feed life to our tv's and a centre boss to pass them through, keeping everything neat and tidy and also safely out of the way if you plan to use move the position regularly as I do.The centre boss is the main mounting hub for fitting the tv to the bracket, making initial installation easy.The only downside (and it is only a small one, is the small spirit level that is supplied is anything but level. The bubble always sits to one side as I checked it against my own (verified as level) levels. This was not an issue to me but if you were to believe the supplied one it could end up with your tv being upto 5 degrees twisted when looking at it (which would drive me crazy) there is an alowance for some adjustment in the bracket for removing this out of level if needed, but surely just remove the "free" level and you haven't built in a problem to take out during installation.Oh and by the way..... this thing is damn strong! It feels like a piece of gym equipment when bolted to the wall! I'm sure I could do pull-ups on it (if I were that way inclined)The only way this could be improved is if there were adaptors to add home cinema speakers to it as they are still attached to the wall and remain there even when the tv is fully out.

Great bracket for my 55"tv I have a Samsung onl bought it 3 weeks ago all went well until we went to put the bracket on the back of the telly 2 of the m8 screws fitted on top part of telly but the two for the end of the bracket were short so I had to get 2x m8 screws I looked on the review's and some one else had the same problem it's probably the newer version of the Samsung