EGLF2-BK Installation
An installation walkthrough for the EGLF2-BK mount.
ECHOGEAR EGLF2 Full Motion TV Wall Mount
A dual-arm full-motion mount for 42 to 90 inch TVs that reaches 22 inches out and holds up to 125 lb.
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The verdict
A straightforward choice if you need a lot of reach and swivel for a big TV in a room with off-axis seating. Tom's Guide named it its best overall TV mount in a roundup, and the only drawback it noted was the 2.4 inch depth when folded. Check your TV's VESA pattern, weight and your wall type before buying, since the maker's full wall-type list is in a manual that could not be read for this entry.
The EGLF2 is ECHOGEAR's dual-arm articulating wall mount for large TVs. It lists support for screens from 42 to 90 inches and up to 125 lb, with VESA patterns from 200 x 100 to 600 x 400 mm. It extends 22 inches from the wall, swivels 130 degrees, tilts 15 degrees down and 5 degrees up, and allows 3 degrees of leveling after the TV is hung. It is designed for 16 inch and 24 inch stud spacing. When folded flat it sits 2.4 inches from the wall.
Strengths
- Long 22 inch extension and 130 degree swivel suit large rooms and angled seating.
- Rated for TVs up to 125 lb and up to 90 inches, covering most big screens.
- Handles VESA patterns from 200 x 100 up to 600 x 400 mm.
- Includes post-install leveling of about 3 degrees in either direction.
- Tom's Guide picked it as its best overall TV mount in a roundup.
Weak spots
- Sits 2.4 inches from the wall even when pushed flat, which is thicker than a fixed or tilting mount.
- Needs studs at 16 inch to 24 inch spacing; it is not meant for drywall alone.
- The maker's page does not list a warranty period or cable management feature.
Great for
- Large TVs that need to pull out and swivel toward the seating area
- Rooms with studs at standard 16 or 24 inch spacing
Skip if
- Anyone who wants the TV as close to the wall as possible
- TVs with VESA patterns larger than 600 x 400 mm
Full specifications
From the manufacturer unless noted. Shown for this model.
Fit
- Mount typeFixed mounts sit flattest. Tilting helps with glare. Full-motion lets you aim the TV at different seats. Pull-down mounts bring a high TV down to eye level.
- Full-motion
- Smallest VESA width
- 200 mm
- Smallest VESA height
- 100 mm
- Largest VESA widthVESA is the screw-hole pattern on the back of a TV. The mount’s range must include your TV’s pattern.
- 600 mm
- Largest VESA height
- 400 mm
- Weight capacity
- 56.7 kg
- Smallest TV size
- 42 in
- Largest TV size
- 90 in
Install
- Stud spacing
- 16 in to 24 in studs
- Post-install leveling
- Yes
Motion
- Depth from wall (closest)
- 61 mm
- Maximum extension
- 558.8 mm
- Tilt range
- 15 degrees down, 5 degrees up
- Swivel range
- 130 degrees
Primary source: echogear.com
Setup notes
- Check that the TV's VESA pattern falls between 200 x 100 and 600 x 400 mm and that the TV is within the 125 lb rating, including any soundbar.
- Designed for studs spaced 16 inches to 24 inches apart, per ECHOGEAR.
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What reviewers found
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Names the EGLF2 its top pick in a mounts roundup, praising the long reach, wide range of motion and fit for large TVs. The one drawback it raises is the 2.4 inch gap left between TV and wall when folded.
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Questions
How much weight can the ECHOGEAR EGLF2 hold?
ECHOGEAR rates it for TVs up to 125 lb, which is about 56.7 kg. That figure includes anything else attached to the TV, so leave some margin.
How far does the EGLF2 extend from the wall?
It extends 22 inches from the wall and sits 2.4 inches from the wall when fully folded.
What VESA patterns does the EGLF2 support?
ECHOGEAR lists patterns from 200 x 100 mm up to 600 x 400 mm. Measure the mounting holes on the back of the TV to confirm.
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Last reviewed Nov 9, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.