It has the provision to mount it sideways on a wall but with a 32-inch TV it barely fits while the base is extremely stretched and another problem is that the base's metal is in front of some ports, although this is not the base's fault since it can't know how each TV is, although I think it's more or less the same for most TVs

Buying something cheap? You’ll get something cheap — and this TV bracket is no exception. Build quality is pure bargain-bin, but at €7 it’s exactly what I expected. For the price, I’m as happy as an elephant.

It was used to support a solar spotlight.
Only the materials from the packaging and some additional screws with different connectors were used, and the result exceeded expectations!

A basic problem is that the attachment of the back to the arm is very fake, it could be simply perfect with minimal additional cost, but the vertical angle is bad

It does not have stability in connection with the TV, otherwise, it is fine regarding the arms. I do not recommend it.

It's great for its price. It took me about an hour to install it (I'm clueless), but the result is great. It comes without instructions, but you have to be clueless not to understand what and how, and it has all the screws / fittings, etc.

The sheet metal on which the screw tightens on the arm is very thin and not at all durable. After minimal use, it broke. The base was successfully transferred to the Recycling Bin.

The tilt is not of good quality and after a few weeks it has developed a slight tilt. Otherwise, it's fine.

The television must be feather-light to withstand the weight in order to be stable and "flexible". I would not recommend it.

To place the television on this stand, you have to pass a screw through a hole and put a dowel behind it... something extremely tiring and time-consuming. Additionally, despite being able to withstand the weight of the television, it does not provide stability and sturdiness

For its value, it is completely satisfactory. You will never regret the money you spent, it's worth every penny.

I posted an LCD Toshiba which admittedly is heavy for a 32" but it is far from the 35 kilograms that the manufacturer advertises! The problem is that when the arms are extended, they distort and the TV leans.

I put a 10-year-old Sony 32" and 15 kg in the bedroom.
It looks sturdy and you can adjust the tilt and viewing angle.
All connectors/cables/screws are included.
The only thing you need is a drill, a measuring tape to place it where you need it, and a second person to hold it steady while you connect the middle link.
More than decent!

The only negative thing is that it leans a little because the last piece to adjust the top and bottom does not fit perfectly with the rail that embraces it. It has a gap. One screw and it's perfect

Guys, the stand is perfect. I placed it in the bedroom with a 32-inch TV. The arm is long, so it's convenient for TVs that are hidden behind something else. Easy assembly, can be done by one person. Overall, the stand is perfect, worth its money...

The construction didn't impress me. The "mechanism" that attaches the TV to the base could be better and more sturdy, but for the price, you get what you pay for.

Very good stand, easy installation of the 43-inch TV, it can withstand even larger TVs, all screws included in the package, and the price is very good.