Can someone please tell how easy is to adjust hdmi cable at the back of the tv once tv is hooked on the wall as I see it stays very close to the wall ~2 inch?
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It is a pain in the back ... literally. The product works well in producing a nice flush finish ... but adjustments after the fact are difficult. In my case I use a mirror to make cable changes but not easily. if you're not handy ... run away from this product.
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The mount allows your TV to tilt for access to the cable connections. Once it's plugged in it shouldn't require adjusting.However, If you need to access cables constantly I would recommend getting an HDMI switcher/splitter. Then you could leave the television plugged in and use the switcher to connect/disconnect devices.If space is a concern there is such a thing as a 45 degree angle adapter for your HDMI cable that may help.
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It is doable. There isn't a lot of space, but the arm that you can use to prop the tv away while working on cables is an assist. We would not want to constantly have to access cables, but the occasional need is possible. This mount makes thin tv practically like a picture with minimal space between the wall and the back of the tv.
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You can adjust left to right slightly with the knobs on the bracket behind the television. If this doesn't work, it's not level enough and you need to remount it.
1950623
loosen the screws and tilt the tv it onlytilts about 2 inches then tighten screws ( 2 )
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I would say you need about 3" from the back side of the tv to the wall. That should do it.
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Easy enough for hook ups near the sides. If I need to make a connection near the center section, Ill tilt out the bottom while leaving the hooks on the top rail to support the weight of the tv. That said, the mount fits fairly close to the wall, so, YMMV. I'm sure the size of tge display will make any mount inconvenient once it gets so big.
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Yeah, I waited for months and finally pulled the trigger when it was that low. It's back up to 2350.00 now. On the last post I meant to say it jumped from 2144.99 to 2299.99 not 2999.99. I didn't mount it but I have it on my dvd/boxset cabinet and thanks to its wide base and it being fairly light (especially for the size) it works well. There are tons of wall mounts out there but most just say fits any LCD 32"-50" or something like that. I have never mounted a tv so I wouldn't be able to help you but just google it and you should find recommendations.
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I purchased mine from BJ's (Cosco). Simple bracket, I have a flush mount with a very slight front tilt. I originally used a bracket the was moveable, side to side-up and down. I did not feel it was secure enough because of the overall size of the TV itself. The solid mount works great for my needs as I really did not have any reason I needed to move the screen. In addition, if you go with anything but a flush mount the TV will be several inches away from the wall its mounted to too allow for clearance of the back of the swivel unit. Takes away from one of the TV best features in that its so thin. Good luck. I purchased mine from BJ's (Cosco). Simple bracket, I have a flush mount with a very slight front tilt. I originally used a bracket the was moveable, side to side-up and down. I did not feel it was secure enough because of the overall size of the TV itself. The solid mount works great for my needs as I really did not have any reason I needed to move the screen. In addition, if you go with anything but a flush mount the TV will be several inches away from the wall its mounted to too allow for clearance of the back of the swivel unit. Takes away from one of the TV best features in that its so... » Read More I purchased mine from BJ's (Cosco). Simple bracket, I have a flush mount with a very slight front tilt. I originally used a bracket the was moveable, side to side-up and down. I did not feel it was secure enough because of the overall size of the TV itself. The solid mount works great for my needs as I really did not have any reason I needed to move the screen. In addition, if you go with anything but a flush mount the TV will be several inches away from the wall its mounted to too allow for clearance of the back of the swivel unit. Takes away from one of the TV best features in that its so thin. Good luck. « Show Less
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The cable is very flexible, however, the connector itself has no real give. I would recommend a 1 1/2" to 2" clearance in the rear of the TV if mounting on a wall (alternatively, many TVs now have recessed I/O panels on the rear for just this reason). Ultimately, if mounting to a wall, I would recommend a right-angle HDMI cable. Finally, I have used many cables over the years, these Blue Riggers are the best and at the best price. Buy 2-packs and save. There is always a new need for an HDMI cable of whatever length. Good luck!
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From the mounting surface of the television to the wall surface is just under 3 inches when not tilted. I might take someone with a smaller hand, and knowing the connection location will be helpful; but I had no problems getting connections made on my Vizio.
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My 60" TV is mounted almost to the ceiling and I have no issue adjusting it to plug cables in behind without removing the TV.
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I didn't want to estimate, so I grabbed a tape measure. It's right at about 4.5" from the wall to the back of the TV. Wall to the front of the TV depends on how thick your TV is.
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Coley- You made a good choice buying this TV. We love ours. As for making adjustments, sometimes you can make things worse, not better, by fiddling with the controls,unless you are really (like engineer) savvy. We did fool around a little, but then left it alone. I think Samsung should have an TV adjustment CD available for us to buy for their product. Someone said there is a general TV adjustment CD on the marked that you can buy, but I haven't found one yet. tv's are really complex these days.
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Ray: The closest distance from the wall to the back of your TV is ABOUT 3 inches. I can't measure it exactly because mine is mounted a bit too close to a corner to fold it completely flat.
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once you put the piece that the shelf can be either higher or lower on wall with the screws then that piece is stable to wall. then put the V-shape arm on and screw it to the piece that can be higher or lowered.once you figure out if you want the high, middle, lowest place for shelf to set then you tighten the screws.[this makes arm sit stable, then screw glass to the v arm and tighten the screws. it should be stable then. the caps being on you are right, there is no where for the cord to run [at least not on my wall and the way it is flushed to the wall] but here i didn't put my shelf up or under anything, i have my shelf sitting to the side above the tv. only because didn't have room to go under or above the tv. and the cords they running off the back to one side and used a rubber thing with holes for screws to hold all cords together and screwed that to wall which is behind tv and then went down so far and used black zipped tides to hole cords together and cut them off so that pieces doesn't stick out and plug in. the cords are still hide by tv but can see them little bit coming from whatever is sitting on the shelf. but not too noticeable that i cant live with and did this because never figured out how cords run down though the thing when there are screws going though to wall stopping cords for going though and couldn't figured out how to run down where corner of cap goes and come out at bottom. but then figured out that you place cords under at sides and then tighten the screws to the wall [but cap part aint sure if doing this can get use them,might have to leave off. but had already did what i did saying the heck with it and shelf tight and stable and holding box im happy and it don't look bad at all to me and everything working out just fine. [people cant walk behind or under my tv so its all good. i hope this helps you and everything works out for you and you enjoy your shelf as much as i do. myself i don't see how i could have picked a better shelf then this.
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I have the same problem. I just adjust TV to the area wherever I happen to be. I do keep in kitchen: eat, cook, and do dishes in different areas of room, must adjust screen to where I am at the one time.
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There are a couple of screws at the bottom that you will use to adjust the tilt. The tighter the screws, the less the tilt. if your TV is 50 inches +, you will need a long screwdriver to reach them.
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This mounting kit is practically worthless. No, the cable is not adjustable unless you want to tie a knot to shorten it. Once, the TV is mounted up against the wall there is no way to adjust the TV for proper viewing angle. I threw my kit away since the return postage may cost the same as the kit. I hope the answer helps.