The stated load says nothing about your wall · review
TÜV tested to three times its stated maximum load, and light enough to move with one finger — the two claims that separate a premium arm.
The bottom line The only independently tested mount here, and the only one whose movement is genuinely effortless — at several times the price.
TÜV tested to three times the stated maximum load. An independent body loaded the mount past its rating and it held. No other mount in this catalogue makes that claim, and it is the only kind of load statement that comes from outside the company selling the product.
What your wall will hold. The bracket was tested; the plaster, brick or block behind it was not. On a 77-inch panel on an arm, that remains the part to get right.
One-Finger Movement, through specialised bearings, across up to 180°. On a large screen that is a real difference: a stiff arm gets adjusted once and then never again, and the whole reason to buy an arm is to adjust it.
Because an OLED panel is thin, and a bulky bracket behind it undoes the reason it was bought. The design is about profile rather than about capacity.
Several times every other mount here. It buys independent testing, effortless movement and a profile designed for a thin panel — and nothing about the wall.
On sale from 178 € to 237 € 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.
| Screen size | 40–77 inches — stated |
|---|---|
| Designed for | OLED televisions, stated — brands including LG, Sony and Philips named by the maker |
| Viewing angle | Up to 180° — stated |
| Movement | One-Finger Movement via specialised bearings — stated |
| Independent testing | TÜV tested to 3× the stated maximum load capacity |
| Cable management | Cable clip supplied — stated |
| Installation aid | Free DrillRight AR app (Android and iOS) — stated |
| Amazon reference | B09GKV8LJQ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 8712285351860 |
That an independent body loaded the mount to three times the capacity the maker states, and it held. It is a statement about the bracket and about the maker's honesty in rating it — and it is still not a statement about a wall, which was never part of the test.
Because OLED panels are unusually thin, and a mount with a bulky profile spoils the look that made the panel worth buying. The design here is about how the assembly sits behind a thin screen rather than about extra capacity.
26–55" (66–140 cm) · VESA 100×100 to 400×400 · 36.3 kg stated load · tilt +10°/−5° · stated for concrete, brick and single wood stud walls
One of the few mounts that names the wall types it was designed for — concrete, brick and a single wood stud — instead of leaving the question open.
Best for: A mid-sized set on a timber-framed wall, where the stud position decides the mount position.
≈ $28 / £15 / 16 €
32–75" (81–191 cm) · VESA up to 400×400 · swivel up to 160° · tilt 15° · extendable · drilling template, spirit level and fischer plugs supplied · developed in Germany
A full-motion mount that arrives with a drilling template, a spirit level and named fischer plugs — the installation kit is the argument.
Best for: A first wall-mount installation, where having the right template and plugs in the box removes a trip to a shop.
≈ £51 / 43 €
32–65" (81–165 cm) · VESA from 200×100 to 200×200 and wider · 60 kg stated load · tilt −15° to +5°, two adjusters · swivel ±90° · single-joint arm, 30% thicker
A stated 60 kg on a single arm with two separate tilt adjusters — the heaviest capacity on this shelf outside the premium bracket.
Best for: A heavy mid-to-large set that needs to swing out, on a wall that has been properly identified.
≈ £40 / 42 €
