VIVO Motorized Flip Down Electric Ceiling TV 📺 Mount for 23-55 inch Screens, Pitched Roof VESA Mount, MOUNT-E-FD55 Review

Absolutely terrible. The first few times I turned it on, the temperature rose to around -20 degrees before rising again. I had to press the button multiple times to get it fully out. Then after it finally expands to the full -75 degrees it goes back up and can't go back down and only beeps twice when I press something on the remote. Out of the box it seemed solid, but since I've powered it on I've had nothing but issues with it. Update: After calling support, my issues were resolved. They are…

After much research my husband and I decided to buy this ceiling mount for our new 55 inch Samsung TV. It should be compatible. Installing a ceiling mount is not for the faint of heart. Heart, so after much deliberation, my husband routed the wiring so the mount would have power and reinforced our ceiling so it could be securely fastened. We both studied the installation guide. She was very difficult to understand There is a 4 petal Vesa plate which we were unable to get to match our supposedly

I found some of the reviews to be empty as some whiners complain about their mechanical failure. First of all, the manufacturer limits this to a 55-inch TV to weed out those who don't understand how to measure things effectively. If the screw pattern is suitable and the bracket is low enough from the ceiling and also within the weight limit, then it is suitable. I installed a VISIZO 65" E-Series, it weighs 51 lbs, add a pound for cables to be on the safe side, and I'm still within the 60 lbs…

This is exactly what I needed. It goes into my basement, in front of the treadmill, etc. that open up to an open space with no walls around. My ceiling isn't finished yet so the beams are exposed which is nice. I need it to install over the joists. If this is your scenario so far, then this story is for you. There are no holes in the bracket 16" apart, so I cut a 3/4" x 9" x 23" piece of pine shelf and attached it to the joists with my own hands. The lag screws are about 1/2 inch longer than…

This thing is very cool. Everyone loves it when my TV falls from the ceiling. Relatively speaking, it was easy to install. I wouldn't recommend trying it unless you know what you're doing. The design makes it difficult to properly shoe most home builds. So if you don't have plywood or concrete to attach it to, it could fall over. I tore the drywall out of my ceiling and installed some custom bracing on two studs to support the weight. Most people may want to hire a professional. Aside from the…

The product is made as in the description. This was exactly the type of TV mount I was looking for for my outdoor seating area. I will not state anywhere in the description that this is not recommended for outdoor use. However, I use this in a somewhat protected area. I needed an automatic mount because of the height I wanted to mount the TV at and I needed a mount to position the TV as close to the ceiling as possible. This mount meets both of my needs and runs very smoothly. It takes about a…

After a long search, my husband and I decided to buy this ceiling mount for our new 55" Samsung TV. It had to be compatible. Installing a ceiling mount is not for the faint of heart, so wired ones my husband after much deliberation powered the mount and reinforced our ceiling so it could be mounted securely we both read the installation instructions they were very good difficult to understand vesa plate with 4 petals we couldn't fit these to our supposed compatible TV. There is no number to…

I had a vision of what my living room should be able to do and this is literally the only ceiling mount that filled the bill. I have big bay windows overlooking the forest and the view is really amazing but it's also the only place you can put a tv and block the windows which made having windows pointless. I thought there were several ways to fold the TV, it was a matter of money, but I found out that there are only drop ceiling mounts or folding mounts for very small TVs, not the main family…