ECHOGEAR No Stud TV Mount for Drywall - Slim No Drill Design Holds TVs Up to 100lbs with Nails - Easy Studless Install with No Drill Needed

Second time I have ordered cause it’s so easy to set up and holds the tv very well! Keeps the tv very close to the wall so making a fake frame tv is much easier! Also no having to find the studs, small holes so it’s good for apartments and renting! We have a 75” TV and a 65” TV and it holds up no problems!

This is the best wall mount out there. I used it for 4 LG OLED 77" tv's and 1 LG OLED 83" C1 tv. I installed all of the tv's 3 years ago. Not one single issue. Holds them perfectly. So simple to install that it took maybe 15 minutes max for each tv. Maybe even less. Buying another one now for a different home. Much better then going with a metal tv stand in my opinion. Nothing to put together and after if you have to move you simple fill in a bunch of tiny nail holes with some wall putty and few passes with sanding sponge, then cheap $5 tiny roller you can pain over them and the wall is back to normal. No large mess. I know I did this already. Get it, you wont be disappointed.

Build quality is great. All the hardware you need. The functionality is great now I can use my stand for photos .Very easy to install and with the built in leveling made it even better. Took about 10 minutes from start to finish. My 75 inch now hangs securely. I definitely wish I had found this product years ago. Very small pin holes that can be covered easily after removal.

Easy, fast, and gets the job done well. Highly recommend.

Easy to install.

Super easy to install. I just needed another person to actually put the tv on the mount.

Easy install, but the level that comes built in is a little short. This can lead to slight tilt.Found it was better to use a 4' level to get it on bubble a little better.Didn't use the nail in method since I was fortunate enough to have wall studs in thee right location. However to avoid a dozen+ nail holes I was prepared to use a screw in wall anchor if needed.Would trust that more than a row of finishing nails hanging in the sheetrock.Overall well constructed mount that naturally hangs at a nice angle to reduce glare.Convenient lock in mechanism once you have the TV positioned where you like it.

Super easy to install, amazing durability and low profile!For reference my TV is a 55" Vizio about 5yrs old so it's a bit heavier than the newer ones. Where I live (apartment) the walls a pretty much useless to actually try and drill or screw anything into them, even with anchors the drywall is brittle and cracks so I wasn't sure how this would hold up but figured why not try it, if It doesn't work all I have to do is patch the small holes and you won't even be able to tell I tried.So glad I did! I did use 2 different levels to make sure it stayed perfectly level and I started from the outside holes and worked my way inwards, I used the level each time I put a nail in and the built in level on the mount helps A LOT but you just have to make sure you are constantly checking the level, otherwise you could end up with issues.Even with the levels it's super easy to install, once the wall brackets up, you just put the brackets on the back of your TV, make sure tho you plug the HDMI, cat cables or anything else that gets plugged in the BACK of the TV; is done before you try to hang it, otherwise once the TV is up they aren't getting plugged in unless you take it down again. LolIf you have a smaller TV (40" or under) and your confident in holding/balancing that weight then you can probably make this a 1 person job; however if you have a larger TV 2 people is a must in order to get it positionrd in the wall mount and centered properly and locked (if you choose to lock it in place).Since my TV is larger I have not had any issues with the bracket sliding around in the wall mount as some others have stated BUT if you have a small or lighter weight TV I would def use the lock function on the mount.Absolutely would recommend this to anyone, especially people looking for renter friendly TV mounts.