PUTORSEN 13–30 inch TV Wall Bracket (Tilt Swivel) for LCD/LED TVs & Monitors, VESA 75x75/100x100, up to 55lbs, Black
Product description
The essentials
If you’re after a wall mount that lets you nudge the screen into a comfortable position, this PUTORSEN tilt swivel wall bracket is built around flexibility rather than sticking the TV straight on the wall. It’s designed for most 13–30 inch LCD/LED TVs and monitors, with a VESA match of 75x75 or 100x100mm.
On paper, the headline points are straightforward: a maximum supported load of 55lbs (25kg), steel construction, and a swivel + tilt mechanism that helps when your seating isn’t perfectly centred. It’s also aimed at people who want a tidy setup—there’s mention of cable management with included zip ties, and a slim wall distance of 2.95" from TV to wall.
That said, the usual limit applies: you still need to double-check your TV’s VESA pattern, its weight, and that rear cable inputs won’t get pressed or blocked by the bracket or positioning you choose.
Key features (and what you’ll actually use)
The “tilt swivel” idea matters because it changes how you cope with real rooms. Glare from windows, reflections on the screen, or simply sitting slightly to one side are all common reasons people want adjustment.
With this style of mount, you can tilt for better viewing and swivel to open up the angle for different parts of the room. For example, if your TV is mounted above a fireplace but you watch from the sofa that’s a bit off to the side, being able to swivel and tilt can make a noticeable difference compared with a fixed arm.
It’s also relatively small and space-conscious. The ultra-narrow 2.95" wall distance suggests the bracket won’t push your TV too far out, which is useful if you’re working with limited space or want the screen to sit closer to the wall.
Tech specs
- Type: Tilt swivel wall TV mount
- Screen size compatibility: 13–30 inch
- Max load: 55lbs (25kg)
- VESA patterns: 75x75mm / 100x100mm
- Wall distance (TV to wall): 2.95"
- Material: Steel
- Colour: Black
What stands out (and where it can feel limited)
Where this mount looks strongest is in the combination of adjustability and compact depth for smaller TVs. A 13–30 inch bracket with a swivel/tilt mechanism is a sensible match if you want to improve viewing angles without committing to a bulky arm.
However, it’s not for everyone. If your priority is maximum extension, heavy-duty support for very large screens, or a more complex multi-arm motion for placing the TV far out into the room, this is more of a straightforward wall bracket than a full “floating” solution. Also, because it’s intended for specific VESA sizes, it won’t help if your TV’s mounting pattern isn’t 75x75 or 100x100mm.
Installation and included items
The product description frames installation as simple and relatively quick, and it includes what you’d expect to get started: a VESA wall mount, an instruction manual, and a hardware kit for both the TV and wall installation. There are also 4 cable zip ties for cable management.
Worth noting: the mount’s success depends heavily on your wall type and your ability to secure the bracket correctly. The box content list doesn’t tell you what wall fixings are included beyond the “hardware kit”, so if you’re mounting into plaster, brick, or something less straightforward, it’s sensible to review your wall requirements before you commit.
Is it a good fit for you?
It’s a good fit if you have a 13–30 inch LED/LCD TV (or compatible monitor) with VESA 75x75 or 100x100mm, and your viewing setup would benefit from tilt and swivel—think changing angles between sofa and desk, or glare avoidance.
It may not suit you if your TV is outside the 13–30 inch range, doesn’t use VESA 75x75/100x100mm, or if your TV weight is close to the 55lbs maximum and you’d rather not run near the limit. And you may want to skip it if you’re worried about rear cable ports being blocked, the description specifically advises checking the TV’s cable inputs before purchasing.
Mini FAQ
How do I check compatibility before buying?
Start with three things: your TV screen size (must fall within 13–30 inch), the VESA pattern on the back of the TV (75x75 or 100x100mm), and the TV weight compared with the stated max load of 55lbs (25kg).
Will it help with glare?
It’s designed for tilt and swivel adjustments, so it can help you angle the screen to reduce glare. The amount of improvement depends on your room lighting and how much movement you need.
Is the bracket deep?
The wall distance is listed as 2.95" from the TV to the wall, so it’s intended to stay fairly close rather than pushing the screen far out.
What’s included in the box?
The description lists the VESA wall mount, an instruction manual, a hardware kit for TV and wall installation, and 4 zip ties for cable management.
Final verdict
A solid pick if you’re mounting a smaller 13–30 inch TV/monitor and want tilt + swivel adjustment without a large, protruding arm. The steel build and the 55lbs (25kg) limit are reassuring on paper, and the compact 2.95" wall distance suits tighter spaces.
But don’t rush—compatibility is the big gatekeeper here. Double-check your VESA pattern (75x75/100x100mm), confirm your TV’s weight is comfortably within 55lbs, and make sure your cable inputs won’t get obstructed by the way the TV sits on the bracket.