Easy to install. Comes with screws for wood and concrete, three each. The wood screws are Phillips head. Would be better if a better torque head like Torx were supplied as it's common to strip Phillips head screws in deep wood. Offers a single wood vertical mount and for my 24" LED, it's more than enough. Didn't use all of the other hardware. The tilt is good, allowing the TV to tilt down enough to get an almost 90 degree straight on view from 10 feet away, but 30 in below, so the picture isn't muted by angle viewing of the LED screen. Screws holding the frame to the LED TV are positively solid. The length of extension allow the TV to clear to table and hide all of the electronics and wires behind including my indoor TV antenna, power stirip and DVD player.

This wall mount is very durable and heavy duty for its price range. All the joints are firm and easy to tighten to whatever stiffness you need. Very durable, and comes with bag of extra washers, bolts of different sizes, and two Allen wrenches of different sizes to do your adjustments with.
Excellent product, well built, highly recommended.

I searched through hundreds of TV wall mounts before deciding on this one. The feature that cinched the sale was the little arm that tightens and loosens the tilt mechanism. The vast majority of wall mounts that allow you to tilt the TV are more of a "once and done" adjustment requiring a wrench. This one lets you adjust it easily. The plate that attaches to the TV also removes from the arm (not all wall mounts are like this) and attaches to the arm easily and firmly, allowing one-person installation with no gymnastics of balancing the TV while trying to attach it to the plate.

It includes 4 different size bolts and washers for attaching to your TV; apparently TVs have not standardized to one thread size for the mounting holes so you will have lots of left over parts. The baggie of hardware has a label that was a bit confusing, thus the 4 stars instead of 5 - it says that the hardware is only for mounting on concrete block walls and that the hardware is not to be used to mount in wood (studs). ??? There was only one baggie of hardware, containing 3 long screws, 3 plastic wall anchors (required for the concrete wall installation, no mention of installing in drywall), all the bolts and washers to mount the unit to your TV, along with 2 hex keys and a small wrench that fit none of the hardware. Someone less experienced with hardware might just throw up their arms at this point. Fortunately the instruction sheet was well written and includes useful graphics.

I bought this for a 22in PC monitor I have a small desk area and this would free up the area.
First off this is a solid steel mount, it comes with screws and brackets to easily mount into wood or sheetrock.

Pro:
Comes with all mounting hardware, the mount allows horizontal; Vertical and Vertical Pitch( side angle to make viewing square.
It will adjust to almost any angle needed. The bracket that attaches to the monitor/TV, is removable so you can attach it after installing the bracket or for removal to another room. This unit does easily what some costing a $100.00 more cant do.
Easy to follow instruction pretty simple for anyone with basic hand tool experience.

Con: The only con is the Vertical adjustment to angle is not the same on top as on bottom meaning the monitor will tilt down father then it will tilt up. This is not a falw its just hows its built a longer slot would easily solve this.

Overall I AM NOT PAID TO SAY THIS, but it is by far the best you will find anywhere near this price. Stop looking and buy it I am looking and another for a separate monitor.

I purchased this to mount my Acer B326HK 22lb 32" 4K display. I was a little worried about the up to 27" part, however as long as your monitor/tv is under the weight limit and is VESA 75x75 or 100x100 it will work. The mount was very simple to install. Just make sure you locate your studs (and make sure they are wood, this probably wouldn't work in metal studs). There's also tools for installing it for brick or concrete however I did not use them as I mounted in a wood stud wall. I measured it out then drilled the 3 pilot holes. After that its as simple as screwing it into the stud. Then I took the plate off (biggest reason I bought this model; the detachable plate) and screwed it into my monitor. Sliding it onto the mount was a little tricky because my monitors mounting holes are recessed a few millimeters however I eventually got it on. When it is fully attached to the wall it feels incredibly sturdy and I have no worries about the weight of my screen. You should definitely consider this mount if you want to wall mount a display that weighs less then 33lb and has 100x100 or 75x75 mounting holes!