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RICOO F0222 ultra-slim fixed TV wall mount, 32–55" review

The only listing in this catalogue that names a VESA pattern it does **not** support — which is exactly the detail that decides whether a mount fits.

The bottom line The flattest and the most honest about what it will not fit — and the smallest in what it will carry.

The disclosure that makes this listing useful

100×200 mm is not supported. VESA patterns are written width × height, and 200×100 is a different pattern from 100×200 even though the numbers match. Almost every listing states what it fits and stays silent on what it does not; this one names the exception, and it is the exception that sends mounts back.

The gap

14 mm. The flattest figure in this lot, and the hardest to plug a cable into. Everything that will ever be connected has to be connected first.

The limits

30 kg and 55 inches. Both are the lowest among the fixed mounts here, and both are perfectly adequate for the size range the mount is sold for. They are simply not the mount for a large set.

The fixings

Wall plugs for concrete walls only, stated plainly. Any other wall — plasterboard, hollow block, aerated concrete — needs fixings chosen for it. The stated 30 kg describes the bracket; it says nothing about the wall.

What arrives in the box

A pre-assembled bracket, screen screws, wall screws and plugs. That is a genuinely short installation.

Availability

On sale from 16 € to 25 € 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

  • A 14 mm wall gap, the flattest figure on this shelf
  • States a VESA pattern it does not support, which almost no listing does
  • Supplied pre-assembled, so installation is drilling and hanging

Compromises

  • 30 kg and 55 inches are the lowest limits among the fixed mounts here
  • The supplied plugs are for concrete walls only — any other wall needs its own fixings
  • A 14 mm gap makes cable access harder than any other mount in this lot

Specifications

Screen size32–55 inches — stated
VESA supported50×50, 75×75, 100×100, 200×100, 200×200 mm — stated
VESA NOT supported100×200 mm — stated explicitly by the maker
Stated load capacity30 kg — the mount, not the wall
Wall gap14 mm — stated
AssemblySupplied pre-assembled — stated
Fixings suppliedWall plugs for concrete walls only, screen screws and wall screws — stated
Amazon referenceB00E7TNAMU (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4260201861602

Questions people actually ask

Why does 100×200 not being supported matter?

Because 200×100 and 100×200 are the same two numbers in a different orientation, and they are different patterns on the back of a television. A mount that fits one may not fit the other, and this maker is unusual in saying so rather than leaving the buyer to find out.

The plugs are for concrete — what about plasterboard?

They will not do. Hollow partitions need fixings designed for them, and the right choice depends on the board thickness and whether there is a stud behind. That is a question for the maker's instructions and the wall, not for a specification sheet.