What they actually do
Vogel’s, based in the Netherlands, makes wall mounts for televisions, fixed, tilting and full-motion, along with speaker brackets. The one Vogel’s product reviewed on this site is the Comfort TVM 3665, a full-motion arm designed for OLED sets from 40 to 77 inches.
What its listing publishes
More than most mount listings. The TVM 3665 states a maximum load of 77 lb (35 kg), a VESA pattern up to 600×400, up to 180° of swivel, and the brands it names as compatible: LG, Sony, Philips, Panasonic and Samsung QLED. Vogel’s says the arm was TÜV tested to three times its maximum load and gives it a 10-year warranty. The box holds a drilling template, screws, Fischer DuoPower anchors, a level and cable ties, and the free DrillRight AR app marks the first hole.
The number that is often misread
Stated load describes the mount. It says nothing about the wall behind it, and a full-motion arm at full extension multiplies what that weight does to its anchors. A TÜV test is a statement about the bracket, not about drywall or brick. Every mounting page here repeats that and points to the maker’s instructions for the material being drilled; in a wood-frame wall, screw into the studs.
Where it sits on price
The TVM 3665 is a premium arm: about $230 on Amazon.com from a third-party seller on November 5, 2026, with no offer from Amazon itself. What the money buys is outside testing, light movement, good anchors in the box and the warranty.
What we would check before buying
Your TV’s weight and VESA pattern against the 77 lb and 600×400 limits, the wall material, and whether you will actually move the screen. If it never moves, an arm is the wrong product.