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BONTEC 118MB low-profile TV wall mount, 37–82" review

A low-profile mount with a small tilt range and an automatic locking system — VESA support wider than most here, for the money.

The bottom line A VESA and size range wider than most on this shelf, with just enough tilt to solve a reflection.

What separates it from the rest of this shelf

VESA up to 600×400. Most fixed mounts stop at 400×400, and large televisions increasingly use wider patterns. Combined with a stated 82 inches and 60 kg, this is the mount for a big set.

The tilt

+1° to −8°. Nine degrees in total, which is enough to move a window reflection off the picture and not enough to correct a set mounted high on a wall. If the television will sit above eye level, the tilting shelf is the right one.

The cost of the range

A 38 mm wall gap — deeper than any other fixed mount here, against 14 mm at the other end. That is the trade: more capacity, slightly further from the wall, and correspondingly easier cable access.

The locking system

The bracket clicks onto the rails as the set is lowered. It makes the awkward part of the job easier and it makes removal deliberate.

The figure that is not about this product

60 kg. It is the load the maker states for the bracket. The wall behind it was not part of that statement, and the wall is what fails.

Availability

On sale from 21 € to 26 € on the German, American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • VESA up to 600×400, which covers large sets that a 400×400 mount will not
  • A small tilt range, which is enough to kill a window reflection without an articulating arm
  • 82 inches and 60 kg stated, a wider range than most on this shelf
  • Cable ties and a spirit level in the box

Compromises

  • A 38 mm gap is deeper than any other fixed mount here
  • Nine degrees of tilt is not a substitute for a tilting mount if the set sits high
  • The stated 60 kg is a figure for the bracket, not for your wall

Specifications

Screen size37–82 inches, flat and curved — stated
VESA range600×400, 400×400, 400×300, 400×200, 300×300, 200×200, 200×100 mm — stated
Stated load capacity60 kg — the mount, not the wall
Wall gap38 mm — stated
Tilt+1° to −8° — stated
Release mechanismAutomatic locking system — stated
Fixings suppliedSpirit level, 5 cable ties, mounting hardware — stated
FinishReinforced cold-rolled steel, black powder coating — stated
Amazon referenceB0073UBRP2 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0816886886863

Questions people actually ask

Is nine degrees of tilt useful?

For glare, yes — a small downward angle moves a window reflection off the picture. For a set mounted well above eye level it is not enough, and a proper tilting mount with fifteen degrees or more is the right shelf.

What is an automatic locking system?

The bracket clicks onto the rails as the television is lowered on, rather than needing a screw done up behind the set. It makes a two-person job easier and it makes removal a deliberate action rather than a lift.