Tape measure You'll need one of these to make sure the holes are the right distance apart and to measure how high you want the TV to be on the wall. Sometimes you just need a TV mount with a little bit of tilt. This is perfect for those who like to mount their TV in the bedroom or if you have a couch that is lower to the ground.

Because the engineers didn’t get there first, The Frame is a good TV rather than a great one. Its images aren’t the brightest around, and its colour-balance isn’t the most natural you’ve ever seen. But it’s nevertheless good to watch, with plenty of detail in its images and nice, stable motion-handling. In Tizen it has one of the better operating systems. But, most of all, it’s the only screen here that genuinely looks good when it’s switched off. Don’t forget, either, that wall-mounting your TV means you’re severely restricting your chances of putting a soundbar beneath it. So your wall-mounted TV should sound at least half-decent, too. Looking for a new TV but unsure where to start? Whether you want to shop by size, price, or purpose, we have recommendations.Low Profile TV Mount] Ultra slim TV mount makes your TV 1.1'' to the wall, narrow gap and greatly saving space. Flush TV mount can blend TVs in with any décor, with its extra slim profile and very much of a streamline look. Search MD2361-K for 1.1'' flush profile smaller TV mount. Search MD2868-LK for the tilt version TV mount. If you do have children (or if you’re just slightly clumsy) having the TV on the wall is safer as the set can’t be toppled over and cause an injury. Most new TV’s have this in the mind and will have the cables leaving the TV parallel at the rear so that it doesn’t matter about the bend radius of the cables. Notable Mentions

Of course, there are also downsides to mounting. The biggest is that doing so requires more effort than just popping on the feet and setting it on a cabinet. Installation is always fairly easy, but may require a helper and you often have to use a drill. Failing to do it properly can result in damage to your TV (and wall).The other option requires a bit more DIY, but it's useful if you have a lot of cables or you don't like the look of trunking. Make a hole behind where the TV will be mounted and thread all cables through it. Make another below it and pull the cables through. You can neaten the holes you've made with cheap a plastic fitting. If you plan to do this, cut your holes to the right size for the fittings. Finding a place for your cable box, Xbox, and other boxes... (Blu-ray player, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, etc.) Somehow, Hisense manages to match parts of the performance of far more expensive options while only charging a fraction of the price. Keep this fact uppermost in your mind and the A7200G makes a whole lot of sense.

For us, the biggest pro of wall mounting your TV is that it saves space – getting the telly up high means you don’t need a large stand or cabinet taking up valuable square inches, giving you more room for sofas, accent chairs or a children’s play area. Thanks to a chassis that’s a consistent (and extremely skinny) 25mm deep, it sits pretty much flush to the wall when it’s mounted there. And thanks to Samsung’s brilliant One Connect box, all connectivity requirements – including mains power – are off-board. So once the screen is on the wall, there’s only one slim cable to be concealed. WILL IT FIT MY TV? This recessed wall mount comes with the industry standard VESA bolting patterns of 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x400, 600x200, 600x400. These patterns covers TVs with screen size of 32, 37, 40, 42, 47, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70 inches. If your TV has bolting pattern of less than or equal to 24 inches wide and less than or equal to 16 inches tall, this mount will fit your TV. Weight capacity is 175 lbs.

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Compatible with 2023 models (class size) - A95L: 55", 65", 77”; A80L: 55", 65", 77”; X93L: 65"; X90L: 55", 65", 75” Get a measuring tape: you’ll need to make a note of some numbers. Firstly, measure your TV in width, height, depth, screen size and VESA sixes. Take a look at our how to measure a TV screen explainer to find out more. Decide on where the TV is going to be installed. If it’s in an alcove, make sure your TV has a few inches of breathing space on either side. In the next section, we’ll tell you the best installation height.

VESA is the Video Electronics Standards Association, and it established a mounting interface standard so you can see easily whether a wall mount is the right fit for your TV. Tilting mount: These mounts allow you to angle the TV to better suit your environment. If you have to mount your screen higher than you might like (more on that in a minute), then you can adjust it to suit viewing from a lower position. Also, if reflections are an issue, you can simply tilt the TV away from them. The quality swivel action of this mount will provide you with a 180-degree range of movement, while a tilt adjustment ranging from -15 degrees to +5 degrees will help eliminate glare. You can also make use of a -4 degree to +4 degree levelling adjustment to ensure an ideal angle after you’ve installed it.So you get a huge choice of screen-sizes, almost as wide a choice of differently coloured bezels that are simple to change, and a big selection of artwork, wallpapers and screensavers the TV can display while it’s not being, you know, a television. It’ll even display your own selection of photographs if you prefer. Yamaha's soundbar bundle delivers all you could need, including one of the best subwoofers at this price