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Question: Does this mount allow the TV to swing Left and Right of center flush(ish) to the wall?  This would basically allow for 3 distinct positions on wall.
Document: Have bought this 3 times for Sony TVs between 40 and 46 inches. It feels very secure on the wall, gives plenty of flexibility to pivot the TV left, right, up and down, back on the wall. You can be confident in moving a large heavy TV around. My brother in law installed them with no issues or complaints! so I assume if you are handy with a drill it is no problem.
I can turn the TV a full 45 degrees from the wall, allowing it to be viewed all the way from the next room. The vertical tilt is also quite good, which would allow you to mount the TV at a wide range of vertical positions. I'v very pleased by this purchase, and the quality of this mount is extremely high given the quality.
I write honest reviews, mainly so that people can trust them. I will say that Ray was great when I had a small issue with the shipping, this issue was with what I can only speculate as a fulfillment center glitch. I would say that he handled it very well, and I got what I ordered. I love the product as well, it went right up, and holds the older heavier TV that sits on it very nicely.Thanks for the help Ray-Pete
This mount is heavy,... Of course it is heavy, because it's heavy duty. I was able to install it myself (by extending the swing arm and propping it on my right shoulder while I used the impact driver to put the lags into the studs). The mount holds my 70 inch Sony (70R550A) with no sag. I especially like the fact that once the TV is mounted...you can level it simply by grabbing the TV and lifting one side or the other. I have also found that by tightening the tilt nobs to snug, you can also adjust the tilt of the TV by grabbing and pulling or pushing on the bottom.I now have an incredible amount of adjustment available, especially since the swing arm allows the TV to extend a great distance from the wall.
I bought this for a 60" Samsung television, as I wanted to mount it in the corner of the living room. I liked the idea the swing pin was in the corner of the unit, which makes it perfect for the corner. It was simple to mount and install - the only suggestion I would have for anyone mounting one - make sure and use an actual level to level the frame to the wall. The level that is part of the frame was off by 1/4" of being level. Other than that, the TV hangs well and looks great.
The wall mount appears to be working well. It is very sturdy and has a great range of motion. You can adjust the horizontal tilt after the TV is mounted. The instructions were adequate. The lag bolts included were of good quality. (Reviews of other similarly priced mounts warned of poorly-made lag bolts. )Our goal was to mount the TV on a wall so it and a TV cabinet would not dominate the room but still be able to swing the TV into a corner for viewing. The mount accomplished this goal.The mount is very heavy.
My TV is 154 lbs so I was a bit concerned about having a mount that would hold it - especially one that pivots. This one does the trick. One issue we had was not the fault of the product but our studs are 24 inches apart when standard studs are 16" on center. The wall mount is 19" long so I had to do a little construction before I could mount it. I only bring this up because if your studs are more than 16" you will have a problem. That aside, the mount works great!
We bought this product thinking that the "25 inch extension" meant that it would fit up to 25 inch studs. What it actually meant was that it would extend 25 inches from the wall. I cannot think of any use for the tv to extend that far from the wall so fail to see the need for this also in this extended state the TV sags slightly and is not really stable. We had to modify the product to accomodate our 20 inch studs. We did not want to send it back because we had company coming to our home for the 4th of July holiday and needed to hang the tv right away.
I would have given a top review but lack of information about size of the back plate made it one less. Of course, I should have done my homework to know that I have wider than usual wall studs and this won't fit as is. I eventually got the 3/4 inch plywood covered in black tape to cover 24" studs and used it to mount the plate.
They use mounts similar to this what at my work and have never had any problems with it. It is very similar to the Version 2 mount that monoprice sells. I highly recommend taking a piece of cardboard and tracing out the backplate and holes to use as a template because the mount is very heavy. Take your time with finding the stud centers so you get the very middle of them. Don't trust the level built-in. I used the template to mark the holes for pre-drilling then I checked the pre-marked holes with a level connecting the left to the right ones and made adjustments according to the level.
Answer: Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.