VIVO Micro-Gap Flat TV Wall Mount Designed for 43 to 85 inch 2021-2023 Samsung Neo QLED (Excluding QN95C Series), and More, Ultra Slim Profile, Mount-TVSG1

This mount is SO different and actually amazing. I am very glad I went with this one over a traditional style mounts that are so abundant. While it took a little to get the hang of getting the tv hooks to seat in the wall part, but once you get the hang of it (as I asked my wife to help me about 4-5x : ) It is just fine! Here are the key points: PROS:+It is very low profile.+It 's not advertised, but you can TILT the tv a few degrees down by foam/padding etc on the back and top of the screen!+It is Height (up and down) and L and R (to tweak level) ADJUSTABLE!Because of the above, it gives you some grace, to move the tv up, down or left/right mounting.The wall brackets, AND adjustable tv brackets on the back of the tv which depending on how wide the wall mounts are placed, it can adjust the height a solid half inch! Again, this thing is SO different than the traditional flatscreen mounts. Which is a benefit, and you have to wrap your head around it. They have a sophisticated instructions, which look like they would work, but me, being the DIY maddog of a hacker, I just built an exact template of OUR flatscreen, and drilled holes in my 'Prop TV' and then was able to align it with some confidence. Especially since drilling into bricks would be a hassle to re-drill additional holes. This mount, I think, was designed by a gifted engineer!Regarding THIS installation in BRICK. I have an almost 10' tall brick fireplace wall that goes all the way to the ceiling and thus the mantle was a tad high--top was at 63.5". And for the flat screen tv (Samsung 55" CU8000 series 1" profile) to mounted above it, I was looking at around 65" for the bottom of the screen. Just a tad high in my opinion!! So I thought it was going to be a day or two project...NO! It turned out to be a 6 to 8 day project!! I ended up tarping off the whole area, cut bricks off, etc and built a fold-out new mantle that was much lighter, and hollow so I could run cables thru. (Hard to believe but I was able to lay the cables in FRONT of the brick, cover them with aluminum tape and with paint you would never notice them! I guess the asthetic of the rough brick leads to that look, but wanted to mention it, so that others realize you don't HAVE to run cables behind the brick) The Mount, being LOW profile and the tv being only 1" thick gives this a nicer look, I think!CONS It's not the 'cheapest' mount, but I think for the features this provides, I think it's totally reasonable! Great value.

These went up pretty fast. Follow the instructions and you’ll be fine.To be honest, in hindsight I probably should have spent the extra $10 and bought a single mount bracket, rather than this item with the two separate pieces. It’s kind of annoying trying to hit some framing with this setup. Also takes some extra effort to get the two level to each other. Not terrible though. That was the only annoying part about the installation. Everything else was good. If you’re looking for a bang for your buck, these suffice. If you have $10 to spend, look into the single bracket styles.Once installed, you can level your tv by sliding it around. It has an unusual action and may take a little back and forth, but it’s easy enough.They include foam spacer pads. I didn’t use them because the whole idea is to get the unit as flush as possible. It sits less than 1/16” from the wall all the way around. Good enough for these days.

Price was crazy cheap bought for a gift.waited waited for them to install.forgot it then got pics beautiful fit 65"OLED good,price,an delivery very happy for them thanks

I wanted a flush mount for a tv and this seemed a good option. It seems to be an exact copy of Samsungs Frame mount. That’s a well designed mount so this was a plus for me. I liked the included ‘kick stand’ to help you to connect cables without the tv crushing your fingers as well.However, I ran into problems early on when I realized the set ONLY comes with M8 mounting screws. This is fine if your tv has M8 screw holes, but mine has M6.I tried using the M6 bolts from the previous mount, but this one needs a very wide screw head to work. In the end I raided the toolbox and found some washers to hold it all together. That seems to work fine but for the price I don’t think it is unreasonable to include some M6 screws. If you aren’t handy and don’t have a bunch of spare hardware then this omission would make this mount useless.I made it work, but shouldn’t have to so I’m docking a star.

worked great to mount samsung tv flush with wall, would recommend

The material quality looks OK, but the design is poor for US in houses having typical 16" on center studs.The better solution would be to have a bar that is wide enough to cross 2 studs with further room for adjustment. The brackets should then slide anywhere along its length. Then the bar could be solidly attached to the studs.Instead they have 2 pieces not long enough to straddle the studs. This means that part of each of the units is attached to the stud, but the other end is attached to sheetrock. I don't like using sheetrock to hold anything. It may not work well work long term without those sheetrock anchors because the slots (rather than a round hole) will allow the unit to rotate when a load is put on it. That is another design fail.The size of the pieces does not permit flexible location of the TV. You might get lucky, you might not. Looks as though I will be lucky on that count.The other problem is that the U channel they have is far too tight for the bracket. Make sure you do a dry run on this to see the problem. If you were to try to force it using the TV, you would likely either fail (and the unit is not seated properly) or break the TV.Probably not surprising that this is listed by Amazon as a frequently returned product. Unfortunately, there don't seem to be better options out there at the moment for really slim mountings. I will work with what I have, one way or another.