Thin 445 Full-Motion TV Wall Mount for 26-55 inch TVs | Swivels up to 180º | Tiltable | Max. 40 lbs (18 kg) | Max. VESA 400x400 | Ultra Slim TV Wall Mount | TÜV Certified

I have had this for 3 years now and have moved it from room to room, Durable, functional! Honesty recommend to everyone!

I was concerned that the base would not stay flush against the wall with only one vertical attachment. It is rock solid. Looks good if you have an OLED compared to other mounting systems. Installation was not difficult but you have to measure 2-5 times to be sure before you start drilling.

The smart set up was very helpful. Overall fairly easy to install. Price is steep but not many other options available for the model of television we purchased.

We used this mount to hang our 65" OLEAD TV. The mount works beautifully, and our TV looks incredible! I do have to say, this mount isn't as easy to install as everyone says. My husband has worked as a finish carpenter for 15 years, and it took him a significant amount of time to get this done. The allen wrench that came with it did not work (so he used is own), it also called for a pretty rare drill bit size (which he happened to have only because he owns every tool known to man). The tiny level they give you is basically useless (and if your floors/ceiling/wall aren't perfectly level, then if you level the TV it will appear crooked anyway). Lifting the TV onto the mount is also pretty challenging because it's an OLEAD, and you're not supposed to put any pressure on that super skinny screen (and the TV weighs about 50 lbs). The installation itself wasn't too bad for us, but it takes some serious prep and thought to figure out your TV placement and ensuring your stud integrity. It wasn't bad for my husband, but I couldn't imagine how you'd do it if you didn't have some kind of construction/handy person background.Also don't forget, because it installs into only one stud, you don't have a lot of wiggle room when it comes to TV placement. If your stud isn't 2" off center, then your TV will not be centered. I feel like this detail is a little bit glossed over in the description. It worked out for us, but it's good to note you will be at the mercy of your wall studs.Now that it's done, we love it. We can move it with the touch of a finger if we want! And the TV is as close to the wall as you can get! I'd say if you have no background in this kind of thing, just hire a handy-person type who has done it before.

Yes, it is expensive. But I think this falls into the category of you get what you pay for. There are certainly cheaper mounts out there, most have pretty good reviews. So what are you actually paying for with this one? Three things I think:1. Smooth and effortless movement. The last thing you want to be doing is using excessive force on an expensive display when adjusting the viewing angle. In most cases, you can move the display with two fingers. The tilt mechanism has a detent at 0 degrees that requires just a bit of force to overcome, but smooth as butter once out. I believe it's up to 20 degrees tilt down. I'm using a 30lb display and so far no floating/drifting out of the set position.2. Range of motion. You can look up the specs, but I get full 180 degrees. And as previously mentioned for tilt. Not sure you need much more than that. Also, there is an easy way to adjust the rotation of the display to make sure it's level.3. Ease of install. The instructions were easy to follow and they even have an app you can download that allows you to plan the mounting location of the TV and view what it would look like in your room using AR. Pretty cool, if that's your sort of thing. This mount is secured to one stud, not two. Which is what I needed for my install (a cable and power outlet near where I mounted). But it is also nice that if you have the display angled to the side at all, you're not looking at a lot of hardware and wires behind the display (maybe a fourth reason to like it?).All in all, very happy with this mount. I think you will be too :)

This has made such a difference for us. Our TV is suspended from the wall instead of taking up shelf space. We have a 60-inch television, and this holds it perfectly. It is easy to adjust to any angle in the room. Installation was very straightforward. We are very happy with this wall mount!

This is the second tv wall mount I have installed in my house. I liked the first one so much I wanted to get a premium wall mount with more functionality for my living room and this is the mount I stumbled upon. I haven't finished the permanent install for the cables yet as I have one more HDMI cable to route and after that I will straighten up the cables to make them a little cleaner looking.The TV when installed on this mount saves so much space compared to having it on a floor stand. When not in use it goes flat against the wall and when in use it can go beyond the advertised 180 degree rotation, likely due to having a 40" tv installed at this time.The customer service was outstanding from Vogel. I lost a small part and they sent the part immediately. The app I loaded on my ipad for installation was OK, my TV was not among the choices on the app and it made it a little awkward to use at first. It was pretty cool being able to project the TV onto the wall with the app before installing.The price was more than I was willing to spend at first but i am glad that I spent the extra money to get a superior product.

Make sure you mount on a stud. The Tilt is hard to use but the swivel is very smooth

Eines Vorweg, die Halterungen von Vogel's sind wirklich top. 1a Qualität, wir haben mehrere davon im Haushalt. Trotzdem wird hier aus meiner Sicht Irreführung betrieben, die völlig unnötig ist. Ich habe das Produkt gekauft, um einen 55" TV um 90" von der Wand zu schwenken. Sitz-/Blickrichtung sind nahe an der Wand und parallel zur Wand. Nur ein vollständiges Schwenken um 90° ermöglicht den vollen Blick auf den Fernseher.In der Produktbeschreibung und auch bei der Auswahl von Amazon steht "26 - 55", 180°". Gleiches steht auf der Verpackung. "180° schwenkbar" und "... bis 55 Zoll". JA, man kann einen 55" montieren und die Halterung ist qualitativ über jeden Zweifel erhaben. Und JA, man kann die Halterung um 180° schwenken. Aber eben nicht mit einem montierten 55" TV. Der ist nämlich zu breit. Jaja, im Kleingedruckten steht, die maximale Armlänge (51 cm) und ich kann mir selbst mit Hilfe des Satzes von Pythagoras die halbe Breite eines 55" 16:9 TV ausrechnen. Dann merkt man, dass das nicht passt. Aber warum dann diese Angaben in der Artikelbeschreibung und auf der Verpackung. Gleich dreimal blöd, weil Vogel's durchaus eine Halterung im Programm hat, die das kann. Die heißt dann aber nicht "THIN 445" sondern "THIN 545". Bestellung des falschen Artikels, unnötige Zerlöcherung der Wand (Natürlich ist das Loch-/Bohrmuster der größeren Halterung anders...), Rückabwicklung, Neubestellung, Neuanbringung, etc. Alles unnötig, wenn man dem Produkt die Eigenschaften zuschreibt, die es auch wirklich hat. Und einen 55" schwenkt man eben nicht um 180° wie angegeben. Also, was soll das Vogels...??? Ein kleiner Hinweis hätte gereicht.Die Rückabwicklung über den Händler lief ohne Probleme, war aber dennoch völlig unnötig für alle Beteiligten.

I needed to get a TV bracket that would allow me to mount my 48" TV on a single wall stud due to where I wanted it mounted. This hit the spot, but was more than I was originally intending to spend. I did lots of research into this model before concluding it was the one I was going to purchase.The instructions that come with it are very clear, and installing it was really easy - the most time-consuming part was ensuring the template was vertical prior to drilling the holes. As others have mentioned, one of the screws which holds the cover to the bracket is in a place which makes it awkward to do up. After struggling to even get this screw started (using the appropriate PH2 screw head) I decided to switch to a smaller-headed screwdriver (PH1) - this gave me additional flex and was able to fasten the screw first attempt. If you are struggling I would definitely recommend trying this!In the box are all the fixings you might possibly require for mounting on different wall types along with a selection of different size / length bolts for attaching the bracket to the TV.With the TV successfully mounted on the bracket, it is easy to move and seems to stay in the correct position when you let go. I am still playing with how best to do the cable routing so that it allows free movement and doesn't leave cables dangling - it has only been up a couple of days and I am sure I will get it sorted.So far I am extremely happy with this purchase.

Having just moved house I decided to leave our buyers with the older but superb Vogels bracket I installed some 10 years ago and decided another was a good idea.The cost of quality brackets has risen significantly in that time and especially if you want to be able to move the TV away from the wall easily.I opted to use the app in helping to place the bracket which requires placing a poster on the wall, installing the brackets to the tv and making some measurements. This bit is a royal pain if you have a large tv in its box and no feet to stand it on and so it becomes a 2 person job.Next is the marking on the poster the first drill hole and getting the bracket on the wall.Getting all of the bracket bits fitted to the TV is a pain as small grubscrews need long screwdrivers to lock bits in places to lock the horizontal bars in place once you have got them dead aligned either side, plastic covers needed to be unscrewed for assembly and then screwed back in to place and mounting the tv to the bracket is also a tad fiddly but thankfully secure.I feel it’s been over engineered in some places with not quite enough thought put into others.Once it’s on the wall however it’s there to stay and so no complaints otherwise.

This was the latest offering from Vogels TV wall mount and suited me because of its flexibility. I had already had previous model and I knew the company made a good quality product as time as gone on TV have become lighter and bigger and with a 55 inch TV i needed the flexibility to be able to push the TV flat against the wall and then be able to pull it out to go diagonally across two walls in a corner of the room .I didn't find bracket which has such a range of movement. I know its expensive but it suits my particular need so if you need flexibility and good quality this is the one . Its in White as well.Because of its flexibility its important that you have a really good study of what range of movement the TV gives you once on the wall and on the bracket I used a single piece of (the length of the screen) wood attached to the bracket todo this. Expensive but nothing compares with it and it also comes with a great set of instruction beware if your not IT savvy as you have to download an App on your phone or i Pad the written instructions are good enough.

Made from quality materials. Relatively easy to install and permits leveling vertically and horizontally after the bracket has been bolted to the wall. I paired it with a AVF JAK101 to mount a Samsung sound bar under a LG OLED 55B7V. The combination (which is about 25kg so well within the 30kg limit) works well. My only criticism is that the second stage mechanism is very stiff. It is not possible to fully extend the bracket without applying considerable force: certainly more than you would want to apply to an OLED screen. Therefore, to do so, you end up having to work from behind the TV and manipulate the bracket directly. This is a shame as the first stage is very smooth and you can rotate the TV with only fingertip pressure. Perhaps the second stage will loosen up over time... However, even with this minor annoyance I would still choose this over lower quality / cheaper products.