How to choose a TV mount? Personal experience (Xiaomi TV P1E 65”)

When choosing a television, we will most likely find information about the VESA standard in its specifications.  What is VESA?

 In short. Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) is an association for the standardization of video electronics. They have many different standards. We are talking about Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) or VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS). This is a standard for mounting displays to the wall. The standard consists of several parameters: 1. Maximum weight 2. Minimum diagonal 3. Sizes of mounting bolts 4. Mounting pattern For small diagonals, the VESA pattern is square. For large diagonals - rectangular. For example, when buying a Xiaomi TV P1E 65”, I saw in the specifications VESA 300x200. This tells me that the television will have a pattern of 300mm x 200mm between the holes on the back.

So I need to look for brackets based on this parameter (quite easy, one specification + my additional requests). After that, we choose the price range and the required functionality (tilt, rotation). I didn't need tilt or rotation. So the price of the bracket decreased significantly. I chose the RZTK TVM 16-80. The specifications I paid attention to were the distance from the mount to the television (the goal was to minimize the space between them), as well as the number of mounting holes (I wanted to be cautious and secure the bracket to the wall with at least 6-8 bolts). Models with rotation and tilt create a larger space between the wall and the television due to their design. Be careful. Overall, I was satisfied with this bracket. One nuance - to detach the television, you need to pull the cords from below. When we hung the television - the cords got tangled around the mounts. So when it was necessary to remove the television, it took a bit of time (we managed to reach the securing pieces with a flat metal tool and press them). We replaced the original cords with new, stronger ones and hung the television back more carefully. In total, the RZTK TVM 16-80 was attached to the wall made of gas blocks using seven bolts. The 65" television (almost 19kg) holds quite well