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When you buy a new TV, it can be a good idea to mount it on the wall instead of putting it on a stand. That can make it look more appealing—especially if you have a large set—and also keep ...

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.

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 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.

Wall Material Can Make or Break Your Mounting Plans It’s easy to overlook what’s behind your wall’s paint job, but the material beneath it plays a huge role in whether you can safely mount a TV.

If you want the option of pulling the TV out from the wall and angling it toward your seat (or you need to mount your TV near a corner), we recommend the Sanus VLF728-B2 (also sold as the Sanus ...

Small TVs will need a higher stand to meet your eye level, or maybe even a wall mount. Consoles are generally built to hold TVs 40 inches or less, all the way up to 80-inch sets.

Makers of TV mounts account for these measurements when they tell you what size of television they'll accommodate (say, a mount that works for HDTVs between 37 and 70 inches).

Many people choose to mount their TV on the wall, which is a fine solution with some drawbacks that can be solved using a TV stand. With a wall mount, it can be hard to get behind the panel to ...

Top pick The best tilt-only TV wall mount Sanus VMPL50A-B1 The VMPL50A-B1 is easy to install and has a good tilt range, yet it still holds a TV less than 2 inches from the wall.