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Full Motion TV Wall Mount with Gas Spring Arm

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$39.99 $79.99 In stock

Category: TV Mounts

The Mount-It! Full Motion TV Wall Mount with Gas Spring Arm (MI-444) brings effortless, tool-free repositioning to small and mid-size displays — including curved screens. The gas spring mechanism counterbalances your TV’s weight so you can adjust height (up to 9.3 inches), tilt (5° up / 15° down), and swivel (90° left and right) with one hand and have it stay exactly where you put it. The arm extends up to 18.3 inches from the wall and retracts to 2.8 inches for a low-profile look. Integrated cable management keeps wiring organized behind the mount. Corner installation is fully supported. Designed for 23–55" flat panel and curved TVs weighing between 11 and 50.6 lbs (the gas spring requires a minimum TV weight of 11 lbs), with VESA compatibility from 75x75 to 400x400 mm. The compact 2.5" x 8" wall plate installs on a single stud in as little as 30 minutes.

Key Specifications

  • Compatible TV Sizes: 23" – 55" flat panel and curved TVs
  • Weight Capacity: 11 lbs (minimum) – 50.6 lbs (maximum)
  • VESA Compatibility: 75x75 mm to 400x400 mm (8 standard patterns)
  • Extension Range: 2.8" (retracted) – 18.3" (fully extended)
  • Swivel: 90° left / 90° right (180° total)
  • Tilt: 5° upward / 15° downward
  • Height Adjustment: Up to 9.3"
  • Screen Leveling: ±3°
  • Mechanism: Gas spring (tool-free, counterbalanced repositioning)
  • Cable Management: Integrated
  • Wall Plate: 2.5" x 8" (compact)
  • Stud Type: Single stud
  • Corner Installation: Supported
  • Curved Screen Compatible: Yes
  • Material: Heavy-duty metal
  • Installation Difficulty: Easy

Compatible Installation Surfaces

  • Wood studs (drywall over studs)
  • Metal studs (drywall over metal studs)
  • Solid wood wall (planks, beams, timber)
  • Plywood backing wall
  • Brick (solid brick)
  • Brick veneer
  • Concrete block (CMU / cinder block)
  • Concrete (poured concrete)
  • Tile over studs (tile on backer board over studs)
  • Tile over masonry (tile on concrete or block)

Ideal For

  • Bedrooms, dorm rooms, and home offices with 32–55" TVs requiring effortless repositioning
  • Corner installations needing smooth, one-handed angle and height adjustment
  • Curved screen TVs and monitors requiring a compatible full-motion mount
  • Kitchens and small living rooms where the TV needs to swing out and retract easily
  • Any setup where a friction hinge mount requires too much force to reposition

TV & Monitor Brand Compatibility

Compatible with VESA-standard flat panel and curved TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Vizio, Hisense, and other major brands within the supported size (23–55"), weight (11–50.6 lbs), and VESA pattern (75x75–400x400) range. Note: TV must weigh at least 11 lbs for the gas spring mechanism to function correctly.

What's in the Box

  • Full motion gas spring TV wall mount
  • Mounting hardware
  • User manual

Installation

  • Estimated install time: ~30 minutes
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Stud type: Single stud
  • Corner installation: Supported
  • Tools required: Stud finder, power drill, drill bits (wood bits for studs or masonry bits for concrete), level, measuring tape, screwdrivers or socket wrench

Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Abigail B. ★★★★★

I mounted this in my bedroom and the tool-free adjustment is the best part—I can tilt and pull the screen toward me without grabbing a screwdriver. The gas spring holds a 43-inch curved TV steady with no sagging, which I was honestly worried about.

Owen I. ★★★★★

The gas spring arm makes repositioning my 42" TV feel almost weightless — I can pull it out toward the couch and push it back against the wall with one hand. It even handles the curve of my screen without sagging, which I honestly wasn't expecting at this price.

Michael K. ★★★☆☆

Mounting it was straightforward and the arm does hold my 43" curved screen at the angle I set. My only real gripe is that repositioning still takes a firm two-handed push, so it's not quite the effortless glide I was picturing. Fine for a set-and-forget spot, less ideal if you adjust it often.