For some, a 43-inch television might be sufficient as there's still plenty of excitement to be had in smaller TVs - but for those in search of the pure marvel of the screen, with plenty of room to boot - a 70-inch TV is quite possibly the perfect size - and it's nothing short of massive. Eliminate glare: If your living room lights frequently reflect off of your TV screen, then you could definitely see some improvement from an adjustable mount. Whether it's overhead lights or sunshine from a window, the glass surface of most displays can catch all those rays, obscuring the screen and reducing the visibility of your TV. Dimming the lights for a movie is great, but if you have to do it just to watch the weather, you should probably get a mount with adjustable tilt. If your TV isn’t VESA-compatible, which is extremely rare, you may need to buy a proprietary mount from the company that made your TV. Value: We chose the most affordable models that include everything you need to install and enjoy your new wall-mounted television.

Enhance your home cinema experience with our robust and elegant TV wall mounts for 70 inch TVs. With the perfect blend of design and function, we enable you to optimally position your TV and maximise the viewing experience. TV wall mount for 70 inch - stability and flexibility in one Design:Despite the fact that this TV wall mount has an extendable arm, it doesn't sit too far away from the wall and has a large plate that attaches to the TV to make it feel secure. The PSSFK1 also doesn't come with any cable management, which means you'll have to organize some ties yourself to tidy away any dangling wires.The top brands for the best-selling, high-quality 70-inch televisions right now are Samsung and LG - both of which make impeccable, cutting-edge screens worthy of your consideration, at slightly more cost.

A full-blown 70-inch television is full of excellent quality-of-life benefits compared to smaller televisions - for one, a wider screen means more space for speakers, and this distance between speaker channels acts almost like a full-blown surround sound, saving you from buying a hefty Bluetooth soundbar. First, consider your TV's size, keeping in mind that TV's are classified by diagonal screen length. If you’re looking to upgrade your entertainment area with a new smart TV, a TV mount is a great way to do it. While a mounted TV is sleek and removes yet another surface for clutter to accumulate, putting new holes in the wall is never fun. Finding the right TV mount for your space and your screen—both in sturdiness and in ergonomics—is well worth the better viewing experience. Design:Straight from the illustrated box, you can tell Echogear is a brand that has flair. The mount is light gray apart from some orange-colored latches and a logo on it. Even thought the mechanism is quite bulky, it still folds away to sit close to the wall and doesn't obstruct too much. There's also dedicated cable clips to hide away all the cords, which is a step-up from the velcro straps that are often provided.You can't call upon a few hands to help out: This is only an issue when uninstalling the TV wall mount because you need a third person to pull the release straps. A TV mount that can handle a variety of screen sizes and has a high weight limit. The motorized build lets you flip your TV out of the way when not in use. We tested these using typical TVs, including both small-sized and big-sized TVs (between 32- and 65-inches), and nailed it down to a final list that we're willing to stand by. Rest assured we've mounted each one of these ourselves and have a wall full of holes to prove it. Each TV wall mount has been measured against its ease of installation, build quality, design and value, and given a score based on its performance.

We've selected a number of the most highly-rated TV wall mounts that are available in both the UK and US for a variety of different room layouts and have put them through their paces to see which are the most stable and secure, the easiest to install, and highest quality for the money. Build quality:The EGLF3 uses an scissor mechanism, which is a mechanical linkage system in a criss-cross x-type pattern, with two enforced counterweights on either side to reinforce it when it's extended out. It’s made out of heavy-duty steel and feels weighty as a result, which gives it a very secure fit. Overall, this is a sturdy and safe-feeling despite its range of extension. You have very high ceilings: If you need a TV wall mount that has a very wide tilt to reach a very angled seating position, then this might not be right. In terms of angle adjustments, you’ve plenty of flexibility. There’s a 160-degree horizontal full motion swivel in both directions, while there’s a vertical tilt angle range from -5 degrees to +8 degrees. If you are after a flush fit, this is a good mount to consider, with a minimum reach of just 58mm. Despite a slightly higher price tag, this wall mount more than justifies the RRP thanks to its incredibly robust design and scope of flexibility. But you're going to need plenty of space if you plan on buying one. How much space do I need for a 70-inch TV?So, if your result is 100 mm across and 100 mm high your VESA is 100 x 100 mm. Common sizes are 200 x 200, 400 x 400 and 600 x 400, but every telly is different. With several styles of TV mounts to choose from, your next choice is whether you want one that’s fixed (no movement); tilts; or uses an articulated arm (extends and can swivel). Fixed mounts tend to have the lowest profile, meaning the TV will be closest to the wall. This can make it challenging to get to ports unless the TV mount has a way to release the TV from the mount for access. Tilting TV mounts can be great for angling a TV for better viewing. Articulated TV mounts give you a lot of flexibility, with arms that both extend and swivel, allowing you to position the TV for the best viewing angle. This motorized TV mount from Vivo is an almost-perfect solution for finding the right spot for your TV. It mounts to your ceiling joists, which frees up wall and floor space and gives you plenty of placement options; which is great for smaller spaces like bedrooms or apartments. Design: A TV wall mount needs to be inconspicuous to get the right effect and Mounting Dream has done well to make sure this keeps a low profile. It's only 60cm long and 40cm tall so doesn't take up too much wall space to secure it either. It can tilt but with a radius of just eight degrees, it's more suited for a fixed wall position.