Perlegear TV Wall Bracket with 1018 mm Arm for 42–97 Inch TVs (Up to 68 kg)
Product description
What it is
A heavy‑duty full motion wall mount designed to hold large TVs from 42 to 97 inches. It uses a long 1018 mm arm and a wide wall plate for extra stability, with a maximum load of 68 kg and a generous range of motion. The bracket is aimed at users who want flexible viewing angles in living rooms, corner spaces or media setups where space is at a premium and screen size mid‑to‑large.
What need it addresses
If you’re installing a sizeable screen in a room where furniture or lighting can create glare, this mount lets you swivel, tilt and level the screen to achieve the best possible view from multiple seating positions. The extended reach helps clear obstructions and is particularly useful in corner installations or when mounting behind built‑in cabinetry.
How it works in practice
The arm extends up to 1018 mm from the wall and retracts to about 94 mm, so you can choose a balance between reach and compactness. A ±90° swivel provides broad side‑to‑side viewing, while +5°/−15° tilt reduces glare from lights or windows. After fitting the TV, a small ±4° adjustment helps to fine‑tune level alignment.
What stands out
On paper, the standout features are the long reach, heavy‑duty construction, and thorough testing (including a 4x load test and 6000‑times cycle test). The compatibility span is broad, with VESA patterns from 800x400 down to 200x100 mm, which covers many large and mid‑size sets. The kit includes a drilling template, bubble level and full mounting hardware, simplifying installation for DIYers.
What may not convince you
If you have a lighter screen or a smaller room, the extra reach and bulk of a 68 kg rated, full motion mount might feel overkill and could take up more wall real estate than necessary. Drywall alone is not recommended for mounting—the base guidance is installation into solid walls such as concrete, brick or wood, that constraint can limit where you can place the TV. Also, if you plan frequent fine angle tweaks, the mechanism’s weight and movement may feel stiffer than lighter, purpose‑built options.
Who it’s for
It suits homes with large screens and a need for flexible viewing from different seats, or spaces where the TV must clear nearby furniture. It’s a practical choice for corner installations or rooms with built‑in cabinetry where a long arm helps you avoid obstructions.
Who it isn’t for
If you’re mounting a smaller TV (below mid‑size) or you prioritise a minimal wall footprint, a lighter, simpler mount could be a better value. If your wall is drywall‑only without reinforcement, this mount isn’t the best bet given the mounting guidance and load tolerance.
When it makes sense to buy
Consider this mount when you have a large screen (42–97 inches) and you need significant reach, strong support, and versatile viewing angles. If your room has multiple seating zones or you want to minimise glare across several positions, the tilt and swivel range is helpful. It’s also sensible if you plan to use the TV near corners or behind furniture.
What to check before buying
- Confirm wall type and studs to ensure safe anchoring in concrete, brick or wood.
- Verify VESA pattern compatibility across your TV model (the list includes 800x400 down to 200x100).
- Note that extreme reach increases the wall footprint, measure clearance for doorways or furniture.
- Consider the weight of your TV up to 68 kg to stay within the mount’s rating.
How it compares to other approaches
Compared with fixed or short‑reach wall mounts, this option offers more flexibility for viewing from multiple positions and helps avoid glare. If you prioritise a neat, compact look with minimal wall distance, a lower‑reach model might suit better, if you expect to rearrange seating or use corners, this long‑arm mount is more adaptable.
Practical usage example
Imagine watching a game from the sofa while a wall cabinet sits behind you. The arm lets you pull the screen forward for a close view and swivel it about 90 degrees to face the opposite seating area, then tilt slightly to reduce window glare. The leveling adjustment helps ensure a perfectly straight image even after a wall alignment check.
FAQ (solo answers based on available data)
- Is it compatible with my TV? It supports 42–97 inch sets with VESA patterns from 800x400 down to 200x100 mm. If your pattern matches, it should fit.
- How heavy is it? It is rated to hold up to 68 kg, with extensive testing to back up durability.
- Can I install it on a studless drywall wall? The guidance states installation on solid concrete, brick or wood walls, drywall alone is not advised.
What you’ll get
A full motion wall bracket with a long 1018 mm arm, a robust wall plate, and a complete hardware kit alongside a drilling template and bubble level for alignment.
Final decision
Is it worth it? Worth considering if you need maximum reach and flexible viewing for a large TV in a room with potential obstructions, it offers solid load capacity and a wide VESA compatibility range, though it may be over‑specified for smaller spaces or lighter screens.