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Question: I'll need a drill to mount this sucker, right?
Document: The price is right for this mount!! It has done well to hold my TV on to the wall with no issues. I'll by another one when the need arises.
Now that it is adjusted properly, I don't believe I'll need to move it.The other difficulty I had was not in any way the fault of the product or manufacturer, it was that I did not have a drill bit that fit over the bolt, so I had to screw in the bolts with an adjustable wrench. (...legit excuse not to go to the gym that day?
There are a lot of reviews here, so I'll be brief. This is a good width mounting plate at 17.5" for smaller TV's as it doesn't extend past the right/left edge of the mounted TV. I'll grant them that.However, think about this. Unless your studs are EXACTLY where you need them, this will NOT span two studs.
Works well for my purpose (does not swivel left to right, which I did not need). Tilt is adequate unless mounted very high on wall and sitting very close, which would be uncomfortable looking up anyway. Two screws on bottom bracket to secure TV from being bumped off of the mount can not be reached with normal screwdriver. They should provide a tool, but you will have to improvise. I used a flexible drill shaft extension.
The screws on the bottom are a different story. A very tight fit and is a little time consuming.Overall, I am please with the new look of installtion on the wall. Product is very sturdy. I also purchased a wide channel cover to hide the wires. A stud finder is a must installing on drywall to hit the studs just right. You will need a drill if going into the studs.I am very pleased and gave it 4 stars because of the bottom screws.
Can't beat the price for the mount. Setup was pretty simple. The instructions took a few look overs to make sure I got it right. If I had to mount it again, it would take me no time at all. They provide extra hardware for different TV's so I think that confused some reviewers. But so far so good with it. It hasn't dropped! :)  I'll definitely consider this again if I mount my other TV's.
Well it holds the TV to the wall and it's much cheaper than the competition, so I'll give it a good rating. Not difficult to mount or assemble, even though the instructions leave something to be desired. I had to buy extra screws as it did not include the right hardware to attach the brackets to the TV, but for the price that's ok. The built in level is not calibrated correctly, don't use it or your TV will be crooked!
Can't beat this mount - it's cheap, sturdy, and easy to install. Bought two for my current needs, but if I need another mount: this is the one I'll be getting again.
This is an inexpensive, easy to install product. It is solidly holding my 50&#34; plasma tv. If I need a mount for another tv, I'll buy another one of these for sure.
My last 3 mounts were monoprice brand mounts. 1 slim mount similar to this, 1 large screen articulating mount, and 1 small screen articulating mount. I get that the articulating mounts need to be more robust to hold the weight when it is in motion so I'll ignore the fact that those are built like tanks and compare it to my other slim mount.
Answer: There is no room between the wall and TV to use a drill to tighten it once you have the TV. To mount the mount to the wall yes you will need a drill. After that find someone with small hands to tighten the screws to prevent the TV from falling off the mount.