StarTech Articulating TV Wall Mount, VESA Wall Mount, Supports 26 to 65 inch/99lb/Flat/Curved TVs, Retractable Low Profile Wall Mount TV Bracket, Adjustable Corner TV Wall Mount - TAA

The StarTech TV-WALL-MOUNT-65FS is an articulating wall mount for 26- to 65-inch flat or curved TVs up to 99 lb, suited to viewers who want flexible positioning with up to 90° swivel, 15° tilt, and extension up to 22.1 inches.

Recommended For

• People mounting a TV in a corner who need to pull it out and swivel it toward different seating areas; the arm extends up to 22.1 inches and supports wide-angle positioning.
• Businesses setting up a TV or digital-signage display in a lobby, boardroom, or manufacturing facility, where viewers need an adjustable angle and integrated cable management.
• Households or workplaces with limited space that want to fold the TV mount back toward the wall when the screen is not being repositioned; the mount retracts to about 4.1 inches from the wall.
• Viewers who need to angle a wall-mounted TV toward seats beside its usual straight-on viewing position, using the mount’s swivel and tilt adjustments.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• In a room where the TV needs to sit near a corner, the user pulls the screen out and turns it toward the seating area; it can then fold back toward the wall when not in use.
• When a sofa or other main seat is off to one side, the user swivels the TV toward that spot instead of leaving the screen facing straight ahead; this can make the picture easier to view from that seat.
• In a room where daylight or lamps reflect on the screen, the user adjusts the TV’s angle to try to reduce reflections; how much this helps depends on the light source and room layout.
• In a compact room or where a clear walkway matters, the user folds the arm and TV back toward the wall after viewing; the screen sits closer to the wall than when extended, though it does not become flush.
• When connecting or checking cables and devices behind the TV, the user extends and pivots the screen to reach the rear connections, then returns it to the viewing position.
• In a lobby, boardroom, or work area, the user mounts a display for people to view from changing positions and swivels it toward the audience; this is suited to shared viewing rather than a fixed, single-seat setup.

Spec Summary