Hama 118100 Full Motion TV wall mount & monitor mount (19–48 inches, VESA up to 200 x 200) in Black
Product description
What this mount is for
The Hama 118100 is a full motion wall mount made for flat-screen TVs and monitors within a fairly broad size range. In practical terms, it’s aimed at people who don’t want to leave the screen “stuck” facing one direction once it’s on the wall. The full motion idea here is about getting the TV into a comfortable viewing position, room by room, rather than hoping your living room layout matches the default angle.
It’s described as a stable television wall mount for TVs such as Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips and Panasonic, and it’s positioned for OLED, LCD and LED screens (including HD and 4K). That gives you a decent starting point if you’re upgrading from a basic fixed bracket and you want more flexibility without going into the more complicated end of the mounting world.
The essentials (what you’ll notice after fitting)
This bracket supports VESA standards up to 200 x 200 mm, and that matters because VESA compatibility is often what determines whether a mount is a straightforward match or a headache.
On the movement side, the design focuses on two things: tilting and swivelling. You get continuous tilt of +5°/-12°, and the swivel range on 2 hinges is up to 180°. On paper, that’s the kind of range that can help if your seating position changes during the day, or if you want the screen angled slightly differently for dining, gaming on the sofa, or watching from a side chair.
There’s also an Easy-Fix system for “simple and fully adjustable orientation”, plus a cable manager intended to keep cabling tidy and provide strain relief. If you’ve ever had a TV bracket that turns into a cable mess, that’s the sort of feature you’ll appreciate day to day.
Where it shines
This is the type of mount you’d choose when your main priority is viewing comfort and re-positioning flexibility.
- If you want the TV angled without having to loosen everything every time, the specified continuous tilt and swivel range are built for that.
- If your room layout isn’t symmetrical (common in UK living rooms), the 180° swivel can be genuinely useful.
- If you’re mounting a flat screen on a wall and care about keeping cables from dangling, the cable manager plus strain relief is a practical touch.
It’s also worth noting that the manufacturer frames it as an easy-to-adjust solution, so it’s more aligned with everyday use than with “set-and-forget” mounting.
Potential limitations to consider
Full motion is convenient, but it’s not always the cheapest or simplest route.
- You still need to make sure your TV’s VESA pattern fits up to 200 x 200 mm. If your TV sits outside that, this won’t be the right match.
- The given screen size support is 19" to 48" (48 cm to 122 cm). If your display is smaller than that, you may be left with a less secure fit than you’d want, if it’s larger, it’s not what this mount is for.
- “Stable” is good, but without wall type, stud depth, or installation hardware details here, you’ll want to double-check suitability for your specific wall before buying.
Quick check before you commit
Buying a wall mount goes smoothly when you confirm the basics early. With this Hama model, the key checks are:
Your TV/monitor screen size needs to fall within 19" to 48" (48 cm to 122 cm).
Your VESA compatibility should be within the supported standards up to 200 x 200 mm. The mount is designed to support VESA patterns, but the “up to” wording means you shouldn’t assume it will cover every configuration.
Tech specs
- Type: Full Motion TV wall mount & monitor mount
- Size: for 19" to 48" screens (48 cm to 122 cm)
- VESA support: up to 200 x 200 mm
- Tilt: +5° / -12° continuous tilt
- Swivel: 180° range on 2 hinges
- Colour: Black
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you often watch from different positions in the room and you want the screen to follow you a bit—without moving the TV itself.
It may not be the best match if you only need a fixed viewing angle and would rather avoid the added complexity that comes with full motion brackets. It might also be a miss if your screen size or VESA pattern doesn’t land inside the stated range.
A mini example of use
Say you’ve got a sofa facing the TV, but the TV is also visible from a desk or a side chair. With the specified tilt and up to 180° swivel, you can angle the screen for better comfort—then leave it centred again for normal TV time.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
The Hama 118100 is a sensible buy if you want a wall-mounted TV or monitor that can be tilted and swivelled for flexible viewing, while still keeping things organised thanks to cable management and strain relief. It sits squarely in the “full motion but practical” category: good for normal home use where the room layout changes what feels comfortable.
You should look elsewhere if your TV’s VESA pattern isn’t within 200 x 200 mm, or if your screen size doesn’t fit 19" to 48". And if you’re happy with one fixed position, a simpler bracket may save effort.
FAQ
How much movement does it provide?
It’s specified as +5°/-12° continuous tilt, with an up to 180° swivel range using 2 hinges.
What TVs or screens can it be used with?
The listing describes it for flat screens including OLED, LCD and LED TVs, covering HD and 4K screens, and it mentions models from brands including Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips and Panasonic.
What’s the maximum VESA size supported?
It supports all VESA standards up to 200 x 200 mm.
Does it help with cable clutter?
Yes, it includes a cable manager intended to provide organisation and necessary strain relief.