Invision Ultra Strong TV Wall Bracket Mount Double Arm Tilt & Swivel for 37-75 Inch (94-190.5cm) LED LCD OLED Plasma & Curved Screens - Up to VESA 600mm(w) x 400mm(h) - Max Load 50kg (HDTV-DXL)

I was looking for a good quality Full motion TV bracket, as I had just received Sky Glass TV and didn't want the soundbar and associated cables cluttering up my newly decorated room. The 23 kg weight of the Glass TV meant that the bracket had to be sturdy enough. After doing some research, I found One 4 All's impressive design but was taken aback by its hefty price tag - £350 + seemed a bit steep for what I expected. A quick Google search revealed this bracket from my local hardware store, and I decided to give it a try.

The instructions were clear and concise, making it easy to understand the process of disassembling the mounting plate and placing the TV. The manufacturer had clearly put thought into the design, including the use of rawl bolts for added stability. The package arrived promptly at around 2 pm, with all hardware included, and was well-protected in a long plastic bag.

I have to say, I'm impressed by how easy it was to install - the bracket fit snugly onto my wall, and the TV was securely mounted. One of the advantages of this design is that it allows for good movement of the screen, which can be beneficial when you want your TV to stay in one place. The viewing position is also simple to adjust, with a supplied socket and handle.

One feature I did notice was the absence of a built-in gas strut or handle - but I suppose this wasn't something that would have made a significant difference for me personally. The price of £250 seems like a fair trade-off in my opinion, considering how well it performed. Overall, I'm extremely pleased with this bracket and think it's worth the extra cost of over 300 quid.

A. Nightingale - 19/07/2025

I was putting together a new 65-inch OLED TV in my living room, but having my original TV positioned on a corner shelf meant I had to find a way to make it work with wall mounting. After scouring for the perfect bracket that could hold a heavy TV without falling off at first, I finally settled on this one. The assembly process was straightforward and detailed by design - as indicated in the instructions, which included clear notches designed into individual struts that would help guide the components into place.

The assemble takes two parts: the bracket is part assembled onto the rear of the TV with the other half mounted directly onto the wall. I had to attach the TV together with the sub assembly of the bracket now attached to the TV itself, which was a straightforward process that required six major bolts to retain the bracket to the wall as long as the wall is strong enough.

My only concern with this bracket was its claim of being able to support TVs up to 70 inches. However, my 65-inch TV seemed to cope just fine in the corner of the room at a 45-degree angle to both walls - but I did have to add some extra wiring around the existing wall wiring to navigate. While I didn't notice any significant effects from this on the bracket's reach, I would advise checking with the manufacturer if you plan to mount larger TVs.

The final bracket positioning on the wall was nothing special, but it did allow for simple and straight-forward cable routing fittings that clip onto plastic covers that fit over the wall-mounted part of the assembly. Overall, my opinion is that this product is well-constructed, looks good in place when fitted, and offers great value for money.

M. Zadok - 10/07/2025