Mount-It! MI-LCDCM Kitchen Under Cabinet Mount TV Ceiling Mount Folding Bracket, 90 Degree Tilt, Fold Down, Swivel for 13 to 23 inch LCD, TV, LED, Monitor, Flat Screens up to VESA 100x100

Excellent product. Now includes 5/8 " screws for mounting under kitchen cabinet. (Guess they listened to complaints from customers!) Also includes 2 sizes of Vesa screws for attaching Show 15 or TV to the bracket. Swivels up and down and side to side as advertised. Mounting bracket slides up and down for custom placement under the counter. Painted black so it better "disappears" under the cabinet leaving me a a clean view of my Show 15. Finally, about half the price of other mounting brackets advertised on Amazon. SOME SAID IT DOESN'T WORK FOR MOUNTING SHOW 15. Not true! Thread the Show connecting wire into the slot on the back of the device. The bracket smoothly fits over it. (I used a small piece of plastic tape to hold the cable in place before mounting the Show to the bracket.) Though I sound like a paid endorsement, I'm not. I'm simply pleased with product, price and performance.

The media could not be loaded. I used this for my Amazon Echo Show 15 and it works great. Sturdy construction. Comes with all the necessary hardware and fit my cabinets great.

I actually bought this to mount in the roof of my family van. I have a Nissan NV which is a giant passenger van with no dvd system option. So I made my own. This flip mount works awesome...ly (not sure if awesomely is a word). I holds the 16" tv in place on all the bump roads. and is fully adjustable to any angle and it will swivel too. The tension of the flip can be adjusted which is nice too, so the TV doesn't just flop down when we are driving down the road.I edited my review because even though the product was doing great it broke after a few months. but to be fair we lived on a bumpy road. i am buying another one mainly so i dont have to change my setup to install a new one.

I wanted a small second television in our travel trailer on my side of the bed. A regular tv turned out to be too big for the space available, so I had to think outside of the norm a bit.I settled on an under cabinet mounting with a tablet rather than a traditional, old fashioned television. That required a mount that not only folded up, out of the way, but one that rotates almost completely around. This worked perfectly!It was super easy to install with the included screws - I think we had it up in less than 10 minutes including time to empty the cabinet first. It's holding a 10" Fire HD tablet that weighs almost nothing. I just used two adhesive hooks on the back of the tablet to attach to the mount. I'm able to stream Prime, HULU, HBOMAX, Netflix and Paramount Plus with a touch of the screen and a tilt of this mount. The best thing is the total setup for the refurbished tablet and the mount was under a hundred bucks.

I have this mounting in my kitchen under my cabinet and its awesome! Tuck my TV out of the way when I not watching it and give me back my count room. Love this!

I have purchased this item 3 times and all three have the same flaw; the swivel function wears out. I do not swivel the TV that much but the nut that secures the mount loosens and eventually strips and the TV hangs down and the mount needs to be replaced. The mount is relatively easy to install and works well until the swivel starts to fail.

I ordered this to mount my iPad under a cabinet in the kitchen and it works great for that. I don’t know how well it would work for a heavier TV. Yes, the screws that are included are way too long to use for a cabinet… just use different screws. As for the negative reviews because it doesn’t swivel: All it takes is loosening one nut and it swivels just fine. Sheesh! Some people are seriously helpless.

I don’t usually leave reviews but felt it important other buyers considering this BEWARE.Comes with 2” lag bolts… I don’t know who would have cabinet unders that thick but not us. If I would have used the bolts that came with, I would have at least 1.5” of raw bolt sticking UP on the inside of our cabinets.The instructions label the mount itself as a “ceiling mount” and there are sets of instructions for “wooden” and “solid brick and concrete” mounting. This is supposed to be for underneath a cabinet, not a ceiling.I was able to get it mounted but had to use 1/2” screws I had in the garage.Attaching the TV required me to remove the VESA mount and attach to TV separately, then reattach to the part attached under the cabinet.What I was expecting to be a 10 minute job took nearly an hour.I will say it is sturdy, however it does not keep the TV folded up, so we’re gonna have to settle with it being folded down, which almost defeats the purpose of buying the damn thing in the first place.