WALI 1330LM Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 13 to 32-inch TVs (VESA 75/100, up to 15kg)
Product description
Key points
If you’re trying to get a smaller TV off the unit and up on the wall without feeling stuck with one viewing angle, this WALI 1330LM is built for that job. It’s a full motion, articulating wall mount intended for most 13 to 32-inch flat panel TVs, with a claimed maximum weight support of 15 kg.
What makes it stand out on paper is the flexibility: it offers tilt (about +/-15 degrees), swivel (up to 180 degrees), and rotation (up to 360 degrees). The mount can also sit very close to the wall when you want a clean, space-saving setup, then extend out when you need to reach the screen or adjust the viewing position.
That said, there’s a practical limitation worth noting: the wall plate should be mounted into vertical wood studs, brick, or concrete, and not on drywall alone. If your wall situation doesn’t match that, you may find you’ll need extra work before this becomes a straightforward install.
What’s included and what you’ll need
The box includes the articulating wall mount itself, a mounting hardware kit, and a user manual. For installation, the key thing isn’t what’s in the package—it’s whether you can anchor into the right wall structure.
If you’re used to mounting TVs before, you’ll appreciate that this is designed around a standard approach: fixing the wall plate securely into suitable solid framing/structure, then attaching the TV using the correct VESA hole pattern.
Quick micro-scenario: imagine you’ve fitted the wall plate so the TV sits roughly 5 cm from the wall for a tidy look. Later, when you’re watching from the sofa slightly off to one side, you loosen/adjust using the mount’s movement range to bring the screen around for comfortable viewing, then swing it back for a more flush finish.
Key features that affect day-to-day use
This is a “positions for you” type of wall bracket. Instead of leaving the TV locked in one direction, the articulating design lets you change angles as your room changes—think different seating positions, a corner layout, or simply wanting to reduce glare.
The adjustment range matters: - Tilt support helps with controlling the vertical viewing angle. - Swivel lets you move the screen left/right without moving the mount. - Rotation adds another layer of flexibility, which can be useful if you’re fine-tuning alignment.
It’s also designed to be space-conscious. When you want the minimal look, it mounts about 5 cm from the wall. When you need more freedom, it extends out up to 38 cm, which can be helpful for accessing cables, adjusting position, or setting the TV for a wider range of viewing.
Tech specs
- Type: Full motion TV wall mount (articulating bracket)
- Size: Wall plate measures 15 x 4 cm
- Supported TV size: 13 to 32 inch flat panel displays
- Max load: up to 15 kg
- VESA compatibility: 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm
- Tilt: +/- 15 degrees
- Swivel: 180 degrees
- Rotation: 360 degrees
- Colour: Black
- Mounting note: Wall plate can be mounted on vertical wood studs, brick, or concrete (do NOT mount on drywall alone)
Where it shines (and where it may not)
It’s not trying to be a niche, over-engineered mount—it’s aiming at the practical sweet spot for smaller flat panel TVs. If you’re planning a wall setup for a bedroom, kitchen area, games corner, or a smaller living room where space and viewing comfort both matter, this kind of full motion bracket can be genuinely useful.
Where it may feel less convincing is if you’re expecting it to be a “universal, no-questions-asked” solution for any wall type. The drywall-alone warning is a big one. If you don’t have studs or solid masonry to anchor into, you could end up spending time on extra mounting preparations.
Also, because it’s specified for 13 to 32-inch TVs and up to 15 kg, it’s not meant for heavier sets outside that range. If you’re working with a larger TV or one that’s near the upper limits, it’s wise to confirm compatibility before you commit.
Who it’s for, and who should skip it
It makes sense if you want flexibility—tilt, swivel, and rotation—rather than a fixed bracket, and you’re installing onto a suitable solid wall surface (wood studs, brick, or concrete). It also suits people who like the look of a TV sitting close to the wall, but still want the option to extend out when needed.
You may want to skip it if you’re mounting on drywall alone, or if your TV’s VESA pattern isn’t in the 75 x 75 mm to 100 x 100 mm range. It’s also not the right direction if your priority is a simpler, fixed-position install where you don’t intend to adjust viewing angles.
When it makes sense to buy (mini FAQ)
Is this mount compatible with my TV?
It’s designed for most 13 to 32-inch flat panel displays, and it supports VESA 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm mounting hole patterns. If your TV doesn’t match those VESA sizes, you’ll need to look elsewhere.
How far from the wall will the TV sit?
In a close, space-saving position it mounts around 5 cm from the wall, and it can extend out up to 38 cm for more flexible positioning.
What movement does it offer?
It includes tilt (+/-15 degrees), swivel (180 degrees), and rotation (360 degrees), which is the point of a full motion bracket.
Can I install it on drywall only?
No—this is specifically stated as not for drywall alone. The wall plate should be mounted into vertical wood studs, brick, or concrete.
What’s in the box?
You get the mount, a mounting hardware kit, and a user manual.
Final verdict
Should you buy it? This WALI 1330LM is worth considering if you’ve got a 13 to 32-inch TV that matches VESA 75/100 and you want a wall mount that can genuinely adjust for viewing angles, not just sit flat and forget it. The close-to-the-wall look (about 5 cm) plus the ability to extend out (up to 38 cm) is a practical combination for everyday use.
However, it’s not the best choice if your installation surface is drywall only, or if your TV’s VESA pattern doesn’t fall within the 75 x 75 mm or 100 x 100 mm options. In those cases, the installation challenge can outweigh the flexibility benefits.