Looking up at the screen can give you a sore neck and a murky picture, especially if the TV mount doesn’t tilt. Some experts ...

Its claimed rating — for TVs up to 86 inches and weighing 132 pounds — was more than enough to cover my TV, which weighs less than half of that at 51.8 pounds.

If you have a huge TV—I’m talking 75 inches or larger—then this EchoGear model deserves a spot on your wall. This mount can handle TVs between 42 to 90 inches and up to 125 pounds, for ...

It supports TVs with up to 90-inch screens corner to corner and weights up to 115 pounds, so there is almost no TV this mount can't handle, with VESA mounting support up to 600 x 600 millimeters ...

Some wall mounts can also be adjusted by remote control. Motorized mounts like Vivo's electric mount can extend your TV outward from the wall with the push of a button. MantelMount's MM815 can go ...

It’s one thing to obsess over the aesthetics of your flat-screen TV — the beveled corners, the screen size, the color temperature. But without thoughtful installation, you can wind up with a ...

Mounting your TV is a great way to save space, but it's not as easy as just hanging any mount you can find on the wall. Here's what you need to know.

I’ve spent the last couple of weeks with the Echogear Triple Monitor Desk Mount, which is shipping now for $150. It features a sturdy, clamp-style design that can support up to three displays ...

This mount can handle TVs with up to 90-inch screens weighing up to 125 pounds. The articulating arm extends out 22 inches from the wall and collapses down to 2.36 inches for an almost flush TV mount.