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.

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.

Axion announce its new line of LCD TV/DVD Combo players at the Consumer Electronics Show and featured a whole wall covered in their new displays. This new LCD TV/DVD Combo line with screen sizes from ...

Conversely, your TV might just be too big to mount; or at least too big to mount without worrying. If you've jumped on the super giant TV trend, it might not be practical, easy, or safe to mount a ...

The Rocketfish Tilting TV Wall Mount RF-TVMLPT03V3 tilts a full 10 degrees down (or 5 up), giving you plenty of angles to play with. This solidly built mount works with almost any TV — from 32 ...

On the surface, mounting a television to your wall seems like a good idea. It saves floor space and lifts the screen up to where the whole room can easily see it. However, if you start the process ...

If you're looking to mount your TV but want to save a few bucks, This Old House reader asc2078 shows us a low-cost way to mount a flatscreen—or anything else for that matter—to your wall.