Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket with Power Outlet for 32-85 inch TVs (Dual Articulating Arms)
Product description
The essentials
If you want your TV to stay usable from different spots in the room, a full motion wall mount is the move. This Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket uses dual articulating arms so you can tilt, swivel, and extend the screen rather than being locked into one angle. It also includes a built-in power outlet on the back of the mount, aiming to reduce the “cord chaos” that usually comes with wall mounting.
On paper, the pitch is pretty clear: support for most 32–85 inch TVs, a wide VESA range up to 600x400mm, and a max load of 132lbs. But the real question for buyers is whether the mount’s adjustment range and stud-fit details line up with your wall and your TV’s mounting pattern.
What to know before you buy
This is a full motion mount with multiple adjustments: a tilt range listed as +5° / -15°, swivel listed as ±45° (with the note that maximum swivel depends on your TV), and an extend/retract design that pulls out to 16.55 and retracts to 2.40. That matters if you want to: - Center the TV for viewers on a couch and avoid glare. - Pull the TV out slightly for easier access around the ports. - Make the TV sit more neatly when not in use.
The power-outlet feature is the other big differentiator. The mount includes an integrated power outlet on the back with 3 AC outlets (120V/15A) plus 2 USB ports. It also includes a 6.5ft power cord, which is meant to make it easier to power your TV without relying only on a separate power strip.
Still, keep expectations grounded: a built-in outlet helps manage cables, but it can’t replace the need for safe routing and good placement behind the TV.
Key specifications that affect compatibility
You’ll want to verify compatibility first, because the mount’s value depends on it.
- VESA compatibility (max): up to 600x400mm
- TV size range: fits most 32–85 inch TVs
- Maximum weight capacity: holds up to 132lbs
- Stud spacing fit: designed to work with 8”, 12”, and 16" studs
- Power features: 3 AC outlets (120V/15A) plus 2 USB ports
- Adjustment ranges (as listed): +5° / -15° tilt, ±45° swivel, extension up to 16.55 and retract to 2.40
Also note the listed max swivel angle may vary by your specific TV. That’s not unusual for full motion mounts, but it’s still worth keeping in mind.
What stands out in everyday use
Dual articulating arms are the practical difference here. Instead of treating your living room like a “one-viewing-position” setup, you can fine-tune the screen angle.
Picture this: you mount the TV, then later rearrange seating. With tilt and swivel, you can adjust the viewing angle without unmounting the whole setup. And if you need to reach behind the TV for HDMI or a streaming device, the ability to extend outward can make access less frustrating.
Where the power outlet helps day to day is when you’re wiring once and then trying to keep things tidy. The integrated outlet is designed to give you a clearer path for power and accessories (especially with the included USB ports), rather than pushing everything into a separate wall outlet area.
Installation reality check
The listing emphasizes “easy to installation,” with detailed instructions and hardware included in pre-labeled bags. It also states that the necessary hardware is included, so you typically shouldn’t need extra assembly tools from a local shop.
There’s one detail worth paying attention to: if your wall uses 16” wood studs, the instructions say to screw the bolts into the outermost edge of the holes on both side wall plates to ensure compatibility. That’s the kind of small step that can make or break a smooth install.
If your TV is heavy (you’re getting close to the max capacity) or your wall studs are unusual, it’s smart to slow down and confirm the fit before tightening anything.
Where it shines—and where it may not
This mount makes the most sense if you care about angle control and cable management in one package. The full motion design plus integrated power outlet is especially relevant if your wall outlet situation is less than ideal and you want fewer visible cords.
It may not be the best choice if: - You only need a fixed position and would rather keep the setup simpler. - Your TV’s VESA pattern doesn’t fall within the listed range. - You’re expecting the outlet to fully solve cable routing in any layout—there will still be installation and placement considerations.
It’s also more of a “feature-forward” mount than a basic bracket, so if you’re buying primarily on cost and don’t need tilt/swivel/extension, you could be paying for adjustments you won’t use.
Should you buy it?
It’s worth considering if you’re mounting a 32–85 inch TV (within the 132lbs max and VESA up to 600x400mm) and you want real flexibility—tilt, swivel, plus extension—without giving up the convenience of a built-in power outlet with 3 AC outlets and 2 USB ports.
You may want to skip it if your main goal is a simple, low-profile wall mount, or if you can’t confidently match your TV’s VESA pattern and your stud spacing (8”, 12”, or 16"). If your room layout doesn’t benefit from angle adjustments, the full motion mechanics can be more complexity than you need.
Mini FAQ
Will this fit my TV?
Based on the listing, it’s for most 32–85 inch TVs up to 132lbs and supports VESA patterns from 100x100mm up to 600x400mm. Check your TV’s VESA size and weight first.
Does the power outlet replace a power strip?
It’s designed to provide a built-in outlet with 3 AC outlets (120V/15A) and 2 USB ports, plus a 6.5ft power cord. That can reduce the need for a separate power strip for some setups, but you’ll still need to plan safe cable routing.
How far does the mount extend?
The listing states it can pull out to 16.55 and retract back to 2.40.
What angles can I expect?
The mount lists +5° / -15° tilt and ±45° swivel. The maximum swivel angle depends on your TV.
Is installation straightforward?
The listing says it includes detailed instructions and all included hardware in pre-labeled bags. It also calls out a specific 16” wood stud installation detail, so double-check that step if it applies to your wall.