65-Inch TV Wall Mounts

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Mount a 65-inch TV the right way. Most 65-inch TVs use a VESA 400x400 mounting pattern and weigh between 55 and 80 lbs depending on brand and model. Every TV wall mount in this collection is rated to support that weight range and VESA pattern, so you're not guessing whether it fits. Choose from three mount types depending on how you use the room: Full motion mounts let you tilt, swivel, and extend the screen up to 16 inches from the wall. Best choice if your couch is off-center or you watch from multiple seating positions. Tilting mounts hold the TV flat against the wall and angle down up to 15°. Ideal for mounting above a fireplace or on a high wall where glare is the problem, not viewing angle. Fixed (flat) mounts sit within 1.5 inches of the wall for a clean, flush look. Best for rooms where the TV is centered at eye level and you don't need to adjust it. All Mount-It! TV wall mounts for 65-inch TVs include mounting hardware, a bubble level, and installation templates — so you're not making multiple trips to the hardware store. Most install in under 30 minutes with two people and a drill. Not sure what mount type you need? See our installation guide → Have a larger TV? See our 75-inch TV mounts → What to Know Before Buying a 65-Inch TV Mount Before you order, confirm three things: your TV's VESA pattern, its weight, and the wall type you're mounting into. VESA pattern Check the back of your TV or your TV's manual. Most 65-inch TVs — including Samsung, LG, Sony, and TCL models — use VESA 400x400 (mm). Some larger 65" frames use 600x400. All mounts on this page support 400x400 as a minimum. Product specs list the maximum VESA supported, so match that to your TV before adding to cart. Weight A 65-inch TV typically weighs 55–80 lbs. Each mount lists its maximum weight capacity. Stay at or below 80% of the rated capacity for long-term stability. Wall type Most mounts bolt into wood studs (standard 16" or 24" on center). If you have concrete, brick, or drywall without