LG OLED CX Wall Mount Install, How to Mount on a Fixed Flat Bracket 

you're most welcome

Glad it was helpful!

I too would like to know this. Is it easy to plug in/out cables? It looks like there is not much space.

Get the tv mount that pulls out and swivels

Im wondering the same thing

m6 x 16mm should be fine, I don't think there is a depth stop but you can see the hole is quite deep

@@TellyDan thank you for taking the time to, but I ended up putting M6x45, I added two 5mm spacers to end up with 35mm...fits perfectly..once again thank you for taking the time to get back to me

@@brutalenigma816 your welcome mate, sorry for this delayed reply

they are ridiculous, I'd prefer an all thicker, more handling-friendly display than a ridiculous thin display with a huge tumor at the bottom, they end up being thicker at the end and are a pain to handle.

@@PatricioRomero_xumi yup just got mine and it’s horrific to handle, a genuinely scary experience, seems like a great weighted bottom connected to a sheet of glass 😱

How do you even move this TV without fear of cracking the display? I want to wall mount my 65" C9 on a full motion mount, but am scared to even move it around because the panel is so thin

Yep, I have the same question!

M6 20mm

@@xiv1496 I was wondering can I unscrew the 4 on the back on my tv and use those again to tighten up my wall mount? Or will I absolutely need M6 20mm screws as you used?

@@javtimestwo i used the m6 20 mm to tighten the brackets without having the screws touching any piece of hardware or the base of the back of the tv

Then you should prefer with G1 model :)

They should come with your bracket. M6 x 20 - 30mm should do

@@TellyDan Thanks, much appreciated!

No worries mate hope you enjoy it

@@TellyDan Cheers buddy, heard a lot of good things about the TV, it's my first Oled purchase so greatly looking forward to it. Just wanted to say that keep up the good work, your channel is fantastic! Thanks again for the prompt response 👍

@@mohammedashraf5803 i just bought mine , and someone told me that the tv would come without screws , can you confirm please?

I also have the same question

I use concrete screws into the brick, don't tighten too much and it shouldn't crush the plasterboard

@@TellyDan thank you for the reply, I was searching other options such as corefix product for Dot & Dab Wall, do you think that product can be used as well for this TV?

@@denizm8590 best thing to do is drill a whole in the concrete with a 7/16 concrete drill and hammer drill, then hammer in lag shields after that drill in a normal bolt

Maybe I’m just old school but six inch frame fixers have never let me down and I have the tilt and swivel type, pulls out from the wall a good foot!

Measure the bracket from the bottom of the TV to the bottom of the bracket. How you choose how high you want it is up to you. Just make it comfortable to watch

I'll see if I can find out for you

34,4cm.

They've been available for a while in the uk

Yes, but....C9 is better ☝️

@@resistance_ru why?

It depends on how many bathrooms your house has.

Put an extension socket behind the tv. Theres plenty of room

TellyDan does it matter which model tv it is? Or are you referring to this one only?

Take it off, it'll look weird although it would probably sound better with it

Thanks for the insight! The TV sounded its has a sound bar and it gives futuristic look lol

Was looking for the same answer. Without the sound reflector the sound is not as good and now I am trying to find out if there is a way to reconnect it without the base

@@Kinjite007 You need to un hang it first and then leave out the heavy balancer for the standing TV.

What screw I I put in tv

3 inch

It is possible. A little tight, the optical is the tightest so you need as short an optical plug as possible if using it

@@TellyDan Thanks!

Or a right handed cable

It's fine because of the weight factor, often the screen sizes differ on the bracket due to the manufacturer guessing the vesa mount sizes. If you go for a bracket specced for a bigger tv it's just bigger arms to fit on the tv

@@TellyDan thanks so much Dan. I'm drilling into tough 3/4 plaster followed by brick. So I'm guessing concrete screws are the way to go, no need for raw plugs?

Oooh you lucky man. Do it with 2 people, you'll be fine. I've got some on order for the shop I work at but not in stock yet. Do you have accidental damage insurance just incase 😬

Yes mate all insured. Got it on the wall nicely with the 2 people suggestion haha! Thanks Our of curiosity does your TV work through the Google home app? Mine just constantly tries to connect and then disconnect. I consider myself quite techy so I've tried unpairing and repairing and disconnecting WiFi etc, just doesn't seem to like Google home very much 😂

I agree. Nice and thin from top to bottom. I'm half tempted with one for myself.

Its way more expensive though

Depends if you want to pay £400 for a walk mount 🤔

Hi I’ve just bought this tv and know nothing about it or the mounts. Could you send me a link for the mount, and why is the GX the preferable mount?

Yeah I'd quite like a 55gx for myself

Shut Tf up

More money though for the same performance

Extremely stupid statement.. sorry to be so harsh.. it is correct to say that the GX is better built for wall mounting and that overall..may have a better aesthetic appearance..but to say that the CX doesn't look good on a wall..lol CX would look good even if you put it on the floor on the ceiling or anywhere in between... with all the other televisions that get put on the wall the CX looks incredibly better than any of those. you made in my opinion what is incredibly stupid statement so expect a lot of harsh remarks

They look the damn same 🤣 just the internals are different

You mean hard to remove all oil from the TV? Or do you mean the TV has oil & its hard to take it off your skin?

Didn’t you notice he still had the plastic wrap on it? He wasn’t touching the actual screen. You can even see him remove it after he mounts the tv

a few seconds with a wet cloth and followed by fiber cloth, easy, not "almost impossible" lol.

I understand your concern. There were some heavy tvs in those days. I remember mounting a 65 inch Panasonic plasma 10 years ago it weighed 90kg. We over secured it just so I could sleep at night

I am ready be mingle with you

Well me too. Let's meet up then

Go AWAY BOT !!! Nobody Cares

Jamie Love really why

Wich screws go in the tv? ? These where not delivered with the bracket, can you answer here please?