Rating:  - not worth the money
Instructions are very poor, may as well not have any at all.
Had to cut and rearrange plastic covering for it to be able to fit properly.
It's up on the wall, but not impressed with overall appearance, it'll be up until a replacement is bought.
Rating:  - Good enough for smaller TV's
Does the job for the 17" TV I purchased it for. Allows smooth rotation through and beyond 180 degrees. Assembly instructions, both text and illustration, are very poor. Ability to successfully complete Krypton Factor puzzles would be a distinct advantage. I am pleased with the end result but would hesitate to place anything above about 21" on this bracket as one part of the supporting mechanism is only heavy duty plastic.
Rating: - Not bad for the price.
This is fine for a budget wall-mounting. It tilts and turns the TV to get the best viewing position and is discretely hidden behind the set. On the minus side, the assembly instructions are poor - thank God for my engineer brother-in-law, and, more worryingly, the part of the arm that connects to the TV and takes the immediate weight is made of plastic! This is a definite weak spot and although it is doing the trick now, I can't see it lasting for long. You get what you pay for I guess!
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