Warm deal on TV mount. Several other retailers sell for $60. But can't beat Costco return warranty.
Kanto M300 Full Motion Mount for 26- to 55-in. Flat-panel TVs
Item #776300
Online Price 64.99 $
Less 15.00 $ -
Your Price49.99$
$15 OFF
Price Reduction from 09/04/17 to 09/24/17.
Shipping & Handling Included
The M300 is a one-stud solution for those looking to enjoy a wide range of TV viewing angles without taking up too much wall space. For medium-sized TVs, this versatile mount has heavy-duty steel arms that support up to 80 pounds and allow for easy tilt, pan and swivel adjustments. With a clean powder-coated finish and integrated cable management, the M300 is a sleek answer to your TV mounting needs.
Specifications
TV size range: 26” to 55”
Maximum TV weight: 80 lb (36 kg)
VESA sizes (mm x mm; W x H): 100x100, 150x100, 200x100, 200x150, 200x200, 200x300, 200x400, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400
Extension: 19.6" (49.7 cm) from the wall
Tilt: +10° to -2°
Profile: 1.5” (3.8 cm)
Stud spacing: Single stud wall plate with 5" (12.7 cm) offset
Material: Solid steel with durable powder coated finish
Product weight: 10.1 lb (4.6 kg)
Product dimensions (W x D x H):
17" x 19.6" x 17" (43.2 cm x 47.9 cm x 43.2 cm)
Shipping Weight: 11.2 lb (5.1 kg)
Shipping Box Dimensions (L x W x H):
15.6” x 12.6” x 2.5” (39.7 cm x 31.9 cm x 6.3 cm)
UPC: 800152712697
Five year warranty
I have purchased two of these units already, when they were previously on sale at Costco.ca for less. The last one I purchased at $40 was late November 2016, but these Kanto units go on sale pretty regularly both at Costco stores and online. I am really impressed with the quality of these M300 units in particular and I have currently have an older (heavier) 46" TV and a newer (lighter) 55" TV supported by these. Even when they are fully extended (> 20"), they feel rock-solid. I am not the type of person that pushes devices to their stated maximum tolerances, at least not when a fault would mean a new TV crashing to the floor. However after using the first one, I felt comfortable using a 2nd on the 55" TV and now it has been there for nearly a year and it as solid as it could be.
I presume the 55" limits dates from a time when 55" TVs were closer to the 80lb maximum weight limit, because it certainly has no problem at all with my < 40lb 55" model. Compared to what I saw at other retailers, I'd say these are excellent value at $50, but I wouldn't be surprised if they are available at a lower price before the end of the year (Black Friday or Boxing Day promotions).
I was curious about the exact weight of my 55" TV without stand....... 33.1 lbs. If you mount this single-pole solution into a stud, it can safely hold a modern 55" TV.
Don't forget this thread. The quality between the two may be similar and as someone that just got one from the other thread, they definitely look identical; even down to the protective molding/covers.
I purchased mine on amazon for around $35-$40. Thousands of great reviews on both CA/US sites, cheaper, and can hold more weight.
The single stud wall plate just looked too unreliable for me to put a 1000+ device on it, despite knowing it should hold so I went with one that had two connections to the wall and safely holds up to 100lbs+ even though my 55 was only around 40lbs I think.
Thanks OP.
I have a very old beast 37" Acer that is 80+lbs , so think going for a heavier duty tilt mount like the PT300 , which is also on sale at Costco...
I find a lot of the wall mounts at Costco and other electonic retailers are way overpriced. I bought this one recently on Amazon, and it's way more sturdier than a single stud arm, and it's the same price...
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I find a lot of the wall mounts at Costco and other electonic retailers are way overpriced. I bought this one recently on Amazon, and it's way more sturdier than a single stud arm, and it's the same price...
