Lastly, tilt mounts split the difference, typically making it easier to access your TV’s connection ports, but most of them don’t extend from the wall and they tend to cost more than fixed mounts.

And if you’re using a fixed mount or one that won’t allow much tilt once the TV is on the wall, it may make sense to plug your power and source cables into the TV before you hang it up.

For a typical flat-panel installation, with a tilting wall mount and equipment located directly below the TV, 8-foot cables will work nicely. Twelve-foot cables will allow you to make connections ...

The mount's movement specs are fairly comprehensive; you're looking at 15 degrees of tilt adjustment ... so when it's pushed back, your TV sits pretty close to the wall. The build quality really ...

The best TV wall mounts can elevate your home theater, giving you that cinematic huge-screen-floating-on-the-wall feeling. You'll need one that you can trust will hold up that big-sized TV – or ...