Hama Strong FIX ultra-slim TV wall bracket (fixed mount) for flat & curved TVs up to 100kg
Product description
What it is and why you’d choose it
The Hama “Strong” FIX is a fixed TV wall bracket designed for people who want a tidy, no-fuss wall set-up. Because it’s fixed (not tilting or adjusting), it suits rooms where your viewing angle is already sorted and you’re happy with the TV staying exactly where it’s mounted.
On paper, the appeal is the combination of a rigid steel construction, support for heavier TVs up to 100 kg, and an ultra-slim profile that sits close to the wall. If you’re swapping from a bulkier arm or you just want the screen to look integrated, this kind of mount tends to deliver that cleaner result.
It also covers both flat and curved TVs, which can be a small deal-breaker with certain simpler brackets. Here, the manufacturer positions it as a “universal” option for VESA patterns in a wide range.
The fit range: size, VESA and TV weight
This wall bracket is rated for TVs with a screen diagonal from 94 to 229 cm (37 to 90 inches) and a maximum weight up to 100 kg. It’s also specified for VESA mounting patterns from 50 x 50 mm up to 800 x 400.
Worth considering: the bracket’s close-to-wall distance is listed as only 2.6 cm. That’s great for a minimalist look, but it’s also the sort of detail you should double-check against your TV’s cables, any wall sockets, and whether you need extra room for connectors.
It makes sense if you have a heavier TV and you know you’ll be using it from a fairly consistent seating position. It might not be a great match if you need tilt, swivel, or ongoing angle adjustments after installation—fixed mounts don’t offer that flexibility.
What stands out in everyday use
The “Strong” label here is backed by the emphasis on robust steel construction and a rigid fixed mount. In practical terms, that’s what you want when you’re mounting a larger screen and you don’t want any wobble or movement as the TV gets used day to day.
The ultra-slim design also helps the TV feel closer to the wall. It’s the sort of thing you notice in a finished room: fewer protrusions, less visual clutter around the TV.
And since the product is described as supporting both flat and curved TVs, the installation approach should feel familiar even if your TV has a slight curve.
Installation: straightforward, but check the wall and spacers
The listing notes an “Easy Installation System” with mounting hardware and detailed instructions included. That generally points to a setup aimed at getting you from parts to a secured wall mount without lots of extra sourcing.
There’s also a useful detail about spacers: if you need more distance from the wall, spacers can help with installation. That implies you may not always end up at the baseline 2.6 cm depending on your specific TV back layout and cable runs.
However, if your wall isn’t suitable for the required fixings (for example, if it’s a material that needs specific anchors), you’ll still need to plan carefully. The kit may include the “necessary mounting hardware”, but the right choice depends on your wall type.
Key limitations to be aware of
Fixed mounts are simple, but they come with trade-offs. Once the bracket is installed, you’re not really going to fine-tune the angle. That means you should be confident about your mounting height and viewing distance.
The other limitation is compatibility by VESA pattern and the TV weight/size range. If your TV’s VESA falls outside 50 x 50 to 800 x 400 mm, or if the TV is beyond 100 kg, the bracket won’t be the right solution.
What to check before you buy
Before committing, it’s worth doing a quick checklist:
- Confirm your TV’s VESA pattern is within 50 x 50 mm to 800 x 400 mm
- Make sure your TV weight and screen size fall inside the stated limits (up to 100 kg, 94 to 229 cm / 37 to 90 inches)
- Look at the back of the TV for where cables sit, so the 2.6 cm wall distance doesn’t make connectivity awkward
- Consider whether you’ll need spacers for a bit more clearance
- Double-check the wall type and whether the included fixings suit it
If you’re mainly choosing between a fixed bracket and a more adjustable option, this one leans towards “clean and secure” rather than “tune the viewing angle after installation”.
FAQs
Is this bracket suitable for curved TVs?
Yes. It’s stated as being for both flat and curved TVs, within the listed diagonal and VESA ranges.
How far does it sit from the wall?
The distance from the wall is given as 2.6 cm. If more clearance is needed, spacers are mentioned as helping with installation.
Does it support different TV brands?
It’s described as universally compatible with most TV brands and models that support VESA mounting patterns from 50 x 50 mm up to 800 x 400 mm.
Is it adjustable after mounting?
It’s a fixed mount, so it’s intended to keep the TV in a set position rather than offering tilting or swivelling adjustments.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
Buy it if your priority is a secure, rigid wall mount for a larger, heavier flat or curved TV, and you’re happy to settle on a fixed viewing position. The ultra-slim, close-to-wall design (2.6 cm) is a strong selling point if you want a cleaner look.
Skip it if you need angle flexibility (tilt or swivel), or if your TV’s VESA pattern, weight, or screen size doesn’t sit within the stated range. For many living rooms and media set-ups, though, this is the kind of bracket that makes sense: stable by design, visually discreet, and built around a wide VESA compatibility window.