Do yourself a favor and spend the money for Wen. I tried this product as a less expensive option, and thsi is a case where you get what you pay for. had to use a lot more and my hair never falt as clean or nourished as with the name brand.

This is a tough one. You can't expect a whole lot out of a tv mount that's less than $30. And it probably exceeded my expectations. It does not deserve it's current rating on amazon simply because anybody wanting a 4 or 5 star wall mount needs to look at pricier models. A $70-$80 sanus will get you a solid, stable mount that instills a confidence in the user that it will not flex, bend, or rip out of the wall at it's anchoring point with normal use throughout its specified load range. It will articulate freely but in slow, controlled motions. The videosecu is not a sanus or even a rocketfish, not even close. You're not paying for a strong, fluid mount, and you will not get one. You will get a mount that will, if installed properly to the center of a stud (with all bolts properly torqued, not under or overtightened), hold your tv to the wall, flex a small amount (1/8"-1/4" with the arm extended), and tilt to one side (about 1/4", but you can compensate for most of this when installing the wall plate). Its articulation is clumsy and stiff when bolts are torqued enough to prevent joint play and just clumsy when bolts are loose, so you'll have to try to adjust the tv to its final position before tightening everything up.

It was the same action packed human patriotic movie that the first one was. No Will Smith, but many of the others were there. The mad doctor (Brent Spiner) had a bigger better part. I think the Transformer movies were played out. They should stop the Independence Day movies here. We have defeated the smelly freaks for good so it's time to stop. We have all the knowledge of the universe. I liked it one not twice like the first.

Nothing newer then 2015, word on the street is that it may be discontinued in the future. A lot of data is still out of date.