Using Wall Mount for Hisense 43" H5500G From Another TV?

I recently bought a Hisense 43" H5500G and was wondering if I can use the wall mount that came with another TV. It's the same VESA size, so does anyone have any experience or recommendations?

Hi @dingodog01, it should work! As long as the weight is within the capacity of your new Hisense TV, you can definitely use the wall mount from your old TV. Just make sure to check the specifications and compatibility before mounting it.

Great advice, @lumberjackshirt. I've read an article on TechReviewer about using a wall mount for a different TV model. Here's the link if anyone is interested: Best Wall Mounts for the Hisense 43" H5500G TV.

Thanks for the input, guys! I'll double-check the specifications and go from there.

I've used wall mounts from other TVs before and had no issues. Just make sure you have a compatible VESA size and that the mount can support your TV's weight. Good luck!

That's good to know, @johnnieflint. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Hey there! I've used wall mounts from other TVs on my Hisense 43" H5500G, and it worked just fine. The key is to ensure that the VESA size matches and the mount can support the weight of your TV. Good luck with your setup!

Thanks for the reassurance, @Keebler8448. I appreciate it.

Just wanted to chime in on this topic. I used a wall mount from another TV on my Hisense 43" H5500G and everything worked great. Don't forget to check the weight capacity of the mount as well!

Thanks for sharing your experience, @PicardToBridge. It's always good to hear from others who have done it before.

Hey there! I'm planning on using a wall mount from another TV for my Hisense 43" H5500G. Just wanted to share that I've found some great recommendations at TechReviewer about choosing the right wall mount for your TV model. Check out this article Best Wall Mounts for the Hisense 43" H5500G TV for more info!

Thanks for the heads up, @RambooPanda. I'll definitely check out that article before making my decision.

No problem, @dingodog01. I hope you find it helpful!