ELIVED TV Wall Bracket with 796mm Long Arm (Full Motion Corner Mount) for 26–65 inch TVs, up to 45kg, Max VESA 400x400
Product description
The essentials
If you’re trying to get the “right” TV viewing angle from a corner, a normal flat wall bracket can feel limiting. This ELIVED full motion TV wall mount is designed around flexibility: a long extension arm (796mm) to help place the screen where it’s most comfortable, plus swivel and tilt so you can adjust once the TV is mounted.
It also builds in a bit of practicality for day-to-day living. The arm can retract back towards the wall (so it’s not sticking out permanently), which matters if you share the space with walkways, doors, or just want a cleaner look when the TV isn’t in use.
On paper, it suits people with a bit of distance between the wall and the seating position, or anyone working around a corner layout where you want the screen to be reachable without craning your neck. That said, it’s a long-arm solution—great when you need range, but you should still think about how much movement you really want and whether the wall setup is suitable.
Key features that affect real viewing
The big draw here is full motion in a corner-friendly way. The mount offers:
- Swivel left or right by 90° (aimed at helping you position the TV across the room)
- Tilt up by 5° and tilt down by 10° (useful if the TV needs to sit higher or if glare is an issue)
- Screen level adjustment capability of +3°/-3° (for fine-tuning once it’s on the mount)
Where the “796mm long arm” becomes more than just a number is in coverage of viewing positions. If your furniture isn’t directly in front of the wall, a shorter mount can leave you stuck with a compromise angle. With this, the screen can be positioned more where your seating actually is.
Tech specs (so you can check compatibility properly)
- Name: ELIVED TV Wall Bracket with 796mm Long Arm
- Type: Full motion corner wall mount
- Size: For most 26–65 inch TVs
- VESA compatibility: 75x75mm up to 400x400mm
- Weight capacity: up to 45kg
Important: you’ll still need to verify your specific TV’s weight, screen size and VESA pattern before buying. The listing also calls out checking access to inputs—some wall-mounted setups make cable and port access more fiddly than people expect.
What stands out (and what to be mindful of)
The good news first: this is built around stability at extension. It uses thicker heavy-duty steel and includes a reinforced wall plate and a solid hinge pin. The mount is intended to hold up to 45kg even at full extension, which is exactly the scenario where cheaper long mounts can feel less reassuring.
The one limitation to keep in mind is installation. The listing explicitly notes: do not install into drywall alone. If your wall situation isn’t straightforward (for example, you’re unsure about stud placement), it’s worth planning carefully before you start.
Also, this kind of long-extension mount isn’t ideal if you want a very compact, minimalist setup. It’s designed to project the TV out for viewing flexibility—so if you don’t need that range, a more basic mount may suit you better.
Getting the most from it (practical setup tips)
A small micro-scenario: imagine your TV wall is in a corner, and your sofa sits angled across the room. You mount the bracket, then use the swivel to “bring” the screen towards the sofa direction. After that, tilt slightly to reduce glare or match eye level, then use the +3°/-3° adjustment to get the picture straight.
For best results, treat installation as more than drilling and done. Measure where the TV should sit first, confirm the VESA holes line up with your TV, and make sure you can reach the ports you’ll use most (power, streaming device, soundbar/AV cables). The listing’s note about input access is genuinely relevant with corner and extended mounts.
Box contents, installation support, and what you’ll need
The mount is described as coming with clear step-by-step installation instructions, a bubble level, and the necessary standard mounting kit. That’s helpful if you want to handle the fitting yourself rather than relying entirely on trial and error.
Still, you’ll need the right wall conditions for safety. The instruction note about drywall alone suggests you should plan around studs or the correct fixing points.
Is it worth it?
This ELIVED TV wall bracket is a sensible buy if you specifically need a long extension and full motion for corner placement—particularly when your seating position isn’t directly in line with the wall. The combination of long arm range, swivel/tilt, and level adjustment is built for people who care about getting the viewing angle right.
You may want to skip it if you’re mounting on a wall where drywall-only fixing is all you have, or if you don’t actually need the extra reach. In that case, a simpler, shorter mount may feel less intrusive and easier to live with day to day.
Before you purchase, double-check: - Your TV’s weight (must be within the stated limit) - Your TV size (listed for most 26–65 inch) - Your VESA pattern (up to 400x400mm) - That you’ll still be able to access the inputs you use
If those checks pass and you’re setting up a corner or awkward layout, this is the sort of mount that earns its keep through flexibility rather than flash.