Will either fit a 65-inch OLED?

Yes. Both cover 42 to 90 inch TVs, and a 65-inch OLED is well under either weight rating.

Can I mount into drywall anchors?

No. The MD2298 specifies wood studs only, and any full-motion mount should be lagged into studs.

Does more extension matter?

Only if the TV must clear something, like a fireplace mantel, or turn far toward a side seat. The extra 4 in on the ECHOGEAR is what allows a wider swing.

Head to head

Mounting Dream MD2298 vs ECHOGEAR EGLF2

Two full-motion mounts for 42 to 90 inch TVs. The deciding factor is how far the TV must extend and swivel toward a second seating area.

Updated September 12, 2026

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Both mounts cover the same TV size range and the same VESA 600 x 400 ceiling, so this comes down to articulation and build. The one question that decides it: does the TV mostly stay flat against the wall, or does it need to pull out and turn toward the kitchen or a side sofa?

Spec	Mounting Dream Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 42-90 Inch TV, Max VESA 600x400mm, Up to 132 lbs, MD2298 Budget full-motion mount View on Amazon	ECHOGEAR MaxMotion Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 42 to 90 in TVs, EGLF2 Best value full-motion mount View on Amazon
Best for	Budget full-motion mount	Best value full-motion mount
Price tier	Budget	Mid-range
Weight rating	132 lb	125 lb
VESA	Up to 600 x 400	200 x 100 to 600 x 400
Extension	18.3 in	22 in
Swivel	+/-45 degrees	130 degrees total
Stud spacing	16, 18, 24 in	16, 24 in
Safety listing	Not published	UL listed at 4x rating
Wall type	Wood studs only	Not published

Pick the Mounting Dream Full if

The TV will sit nearly flat and only tilt down from above eye level.
Your studs are on 18 in centers, which the ECHOGEAR does not fit.
You want the lowest-cost mount with a rating well above the TV's weight.

Pick the ECHOGEAR MaxMotion Full if

The TV must swing toward a second seating area or a kitchen.
You want a UL-listed mount with a wider swivel and more extension.
The TV is heavy and you want the extra rigidity in the arms.

Verdict

Buy the ECHOGEAR EGLF2 if the TV will actually move; the extra extension and wide swivel are the reason to buy full motion at all. Buy the Mounting Dream MD2298 if the mount is really a tilting mount that occasionally pulls out, or if your studs are on 18 in centers. The exception is a very heavy 77 to 85 inch panel, where installers report arm sag on the ECHOGEAR over time and a heavier-duty mount is safer.

Common questions

Will either fit a 65-inch OLED?: Yes. Both cover 42 to 90 inch TVs, and a 65-inch OLED is well under either weight rating.
Can I mount into drywall anchors?: No. The MD2298 specifies wood studs only, and any full-motion mount should be lagged into studs.
Does more extension matter?: Only if the TV must clear something, like a fireplace mantel, or turn far toward a side seat. The extra 4 in on the ECHOGEAR is what allows a wider swing.