Mount Plus MP-LPA36-443W Outdoor Full Motion Swivel Weatherproof Tilt TV Wall Mount for Most 32”~70” TVs Perfect Solution for Outdoor TV (Max VESA 400x400)

Holds my outdoor TV really well. Very easy to reposition. Great TV mount.

Pros: Easy to install, I have a 55" TV on it and it holds it very well. Great swivel and mobility.Cons: I wish the lag bolts that came with it were longer. I purchased longer ones for mounting to the wall.Note: More suited for permanent mounting of a TV. I am using it for an outside application where I remove the TV when not in use. Once TV is on the mount, it requires screw driver to remove the locking screws to unhang the TV. I have seen other models that have a spring loaded lock you can pull a cord to unlock.

Worked as advertised. Easy to install. I actually used it for a 65” TV even though it was listed as up to 60”. If you read the full description, it can handle TVs larger than 60” if the TV mounting holes match the bracket. Strong and sturdy!

When not in use, folding it back to smallest position does not stay. Moves too easily.

Who can’t say the power of a bracket tells alot - this is holding my mounted 85” tv perfect. Love how it pivots out and how flush it can be to the wall.

It did the job but it's not very stiff, that is to say if flexes when you hang a heavy outdoor TV on it, so it's a pain to get level.

I used this to mount a 100 pound TV on an outside masonry wall. It has performed well.

This mount may be very good for certain applications but if you are mounting a heavier TV (~35lbs) and offset the TV on the mounting plate, it flexes a lot. I bought this mount for a Furrion 43" outdoor TV. It is much heavier than a normal 43" TV. Out of the box I was fairly impressed with the finish quality, especially since it cost less than $100. It has good articulation and tilt features but there is no easy adjustment for fixing rotation issues when looking straight at the TV. In my case, I needed to offset the TV from center so I could access the enclosed cable box on the back of the TV. The result was that in order to have the TV level, I had to cock the mount a lot to accommodate the rotational sag (see picture).If you are mounting a lighter TV and mounting it on the center of the mounting rails, it is probably a great buy at ~$100. I will be replacing this with a heavier duty Peerless-AV mount that will not flex.