VESA 400×300 mm — TVs and mounts that match
Quick answer
VESA 400×300 mm means the mounting holes sit 400 mm apart horizontally and 300 mm vertically, center-to-center (15.7×11.8 in). 20 verified TV(s) in our database use it, and 15 mount(s) we track cover it in their supported range. It is a non-square pattern — a mount sold as 400×400-only will not line up. Full lists below.
TVs verified with VESA 400×300 mm
| Brand | Model | Size | VESA (mm) | Screws | Weight (no stand) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung | UN65TU7000 | 65" | 400×300 | M8 | 45.4 lb (20.6 kg) |
| Samsung | UN58TU7000 | 58" | 400×300 | M8 | 33.5 lb (15.2 kg) |
| Samsung | UN70TU7000 | 70" | 400×300 | M8 | 53.4 lb (24.2 kg) |
| Samsung | UN65TU8000 | 65" | 400×300 | M8 | 45.4 lb (20.6 kg) |
| Samsung | UN65AU8000 | 65" | 400×300 | M8 | 46.1 lb (20.9 kg) |
| Samsung | UN65CU7000 | 65" | 400×300 | M8 | 45.4 lb (20.6 kg) |
| Samsung | QN65QN90B | 65" | 400×300 | M8 | 53.8 lb (24.4 kg) |
| LG | 65UP7000PUA | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 37.9 lb (17.2 kg) |
| Hisense | 65U6K | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 43.4 lb (19.7 kg) |
| Hisense | 55U8K | 55" | 400×300 | M6 | 41.2 lb (18.7 kg) |
| Roku | 50R4A5R | 50" | 400×300 | M6 | 20 lb (9.1 kg) |
| Roku | 55R4A5R | 55" | 400×300 | M6 | 30 lb (13.6 kg) |
| Roku | 65R4A5R | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 33 lb (15 kg) |
| Roku | 75R4A5R | 75" | 400×300 | M6 | 50 lb (22.7 kg) |
| Roku | 55R6A5R | 55" | 400×300 | M6 | 30 lb (13.6 kg) |
| Roku | 65R6A5R | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 33 lb (15 kg) |
| Roku | 75R6A5R | 75" | 400×300 | M6 | 50 lb (22.7 kg) |
| Amazon | Fire TV Omni QLED 55 | 55" | 400×300 | M6 | 33.3 lb (15.1 kg) |
| Amazon | Fire TV Omni QLED 65 | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 45.4 lb (20.6 kg) |
| Toshiba | 65C350KU | 65" | 400×300 | M6 | 36.2 lb (16.4 kg) |
Mounts that support 400×300 mm
Range check only — weight and screen size still need to match your specific TV. For a per-TV verdict use Will It Fit?
EchoGear EGLL1 Low-Profile Fixed
Ultra-low-profile fixed mount that keeps the TV about an inch off the wall.
Wall: 16-in dual stud required
Mounting Dream MD2163-K Fixed
Budget fixed bracket for small and mid-size TVs with a bubble level included.
Wall: single stud OK
PERLESMITH PSMFK1 Fixed
Slim fixed mount with quick-release tabs for easy cable access.
Wall: single stud OK
Pipishell PISF1 Fixed
Heavy-duty fixed plate for big panels; sits low and rigid.
Wall: 16-in dual stud required
Mounting Dream MD2268-LK Tilting
Popular tilting mount with 8 degrees of downward tilt for above-eye-level installs.
Wall: 16-in dual stud required
Double-check before buying
- Measure your TV's holes center-to-center: you should get 400 mm across and 300 mm vertically.
- If a mount lists only square patterns (e.g. 400×400), it will not line up with 400×300 — the range must include 400×300 explicitly.
- Pattern match alone isn't enough: confirm the mount's weight rating exceeds your TV's stand-free weight by at least 20%.
Pattern doesn't match your mount? Read the VESA adapter plate guide.
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Frequently asked questions
What does VESA 400×300 mean?
It means the 4 mounting holes on the TV's back form a rectangle 400 mm wide and 300 mm tall, measured center-to-center (about 15.7×11.8 in). A mount fits when its plate provides holes at exactly this spacing or covers it within its supported range.
Which TVs use the 400×300 mm pattern?
In our database, 20 verified model(s) use 400×300 mm, at screen sizes of 50, 55, 58, 65, 70, 75 inches. The full list with screw specs and weights is in the table on this page.
Will a 400×300 TV fit on a mount with a bigger maximum?
Usually yes: a mount rated e.g. up to 600×400 mm fits 400×300 mm as long as its minimum pattern is at or below 400×300. If the mount's plate starts larger than your TV's pattern, a VESA adapter plate bridges the difference — see our adapter guide.
Sources
Every TV listed above cites the manufacturer's documentation on its model page.