Someone recommend a TV Wall Mount for a 55 inch Samsung TV.

[Reasonable Doubt]

I was looking at this one but it seems a little pricey.
I may have to adjust the TV to stick out into the hallway about 6 inches or so for better viewing. I 'd like to be able to move it back to not sticking out in the hallway when finished viewing.
This seems to fit the the bill.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sanus-...-flat-panel-tvs-black/5463302.p?skuId=5463302



Anyone have any better suggestions?

 

[rchunter]

Yeah I wouldn't pay that. I've got 3 of these and they've been allright. Paid like $120 each but I see they lowered the price down to $80 since I bought mine..

https://www.costco.com/SANUS-Simplicity-37"---90"-Full-Motion-TV-Mount.product.100244789.html

 

[rstrohkirch]

Is this a modern TV? You don't need these massive mounts meant to support 125-150lbs when a modern 55" LED TV weights 30-40lbs. I just installed this one a few day ago. Comes with everything needed for mounting in stud or concrete(except the bit).

https://www.amazon.com/Mounting-Dre...TF8&qid=1511800176&sr=1-5&keywords=wall+mount

 

[Reasonable Doubt]

I decided to go with this

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Whalen-3-in-1-Flat-Panel-TV-Stand-for-TVs-up-to-70/242766519


Opinions?

 

[mdram]

i have a whalen 3-in-1,
https://www.whalenfurniture.com/category/entertainment/group/tv-stands/54-3-in-1-tv-stand-bbxl54nv

works good, i have the tv in a corner on an angle

 

[Mike64]

Anyone have any better suggestions?

The only real suggestion I have is to never buy a mount from a "traditional" electronics brick & mortar retailer like Best Buy (or a box store like Home Depot or Lowe's). At least not unless you absolutely have to have it the same day and understand how much you'll be paying for that privilege. It's like buying cables and most other "accessories" from them. You pay a disgustingly huge mark-up for no good reason (other than helping the business maintain their profits because they can't even dream of getting away with mark-ups like that on the "primary" products people buy them for.)