The ECHOGEAR Corner TV Wall Mount fits in spaces that standard mounts simply can’t. It holds TVs up to 65 inches into corners to maximize the use of space.

This wall mount for TV fits stud widths ranging from 16 to 24 inches and holds up to 132 pounds. It is VESA-rated, sits 1.5 inches from the wall and tilts as much as 8 inches for glare-free viewing.

When I had a basic tilt mount for my old 70-inch TV, simply adjusting HDMI plugs in the back could be a two-person job, because we had to lift the TV off the wall in order to reach the ports.

Wall-mounting can also prevent dangerous TV tip-overs, which send hundreds of kids to the emergency room every year. But you need to get the right mount for the TV, and for your room.

Wall mounting a TV isn’t the easiest DIY job, but it’s one we have a lot of experience with. Here’s how to get your TV from tabletop to wall-anchored status.

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If you’re buying a new TV, you’ll need to decide whether to use a TV stand or mount it on the wall. There are a number of good reasons why wall-mounting a TV can make sense.

If you are mounting your TV above the average eye level (42 inches), you’ll want to invest in a TV wall mount that tilts down to improve picture quality. Fortunately, most mounts can tilt and pivot.

The mount extends up to 5.7 inches from the wall — less than full-motion models, but enough to access your TV’s ports and connections easily. Its thoughtful design provides space for power ...

4. Perlesmith Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket BEST FOR 23- to 55-INCH TVS UP TO 115 LBS. The Perlesmith tilting TV wall mount bracket ($20, regularly $28) is perfect for low-profile 23- to 55-inch ...