There may have been a time when the only factors going into buying a television were size and whether you wanted to spring for color or play the thrifty card and stick with good old black and white. Fortunately, that time is long gone.

In today's world of ever-changing electronics, terms like 4K Ultra HD, Ultra Premium OLED, and LED/LCD Smart TV interface seem to be all the rage, but if you want to own one of the latest state-of-the-art televisions, it's going to cost you.

Good question! If you’re curious about the average TV mounting price and how much you should be paying to have your television mounted and installed, the answer isn’t always so cut and dry.

With Target rolling out its new “Skip-the-Line” mobile checkout technology, customers looking to take advantage of the biggest Black Friday and Cyber Monday TV sales will find it significantly easier to take home their haul this year. Nevertheless, with so many exciting Cyber Monday TV deals and sales at Target, it’s hard to sift through and find the best ones. Target announced that they're now offering an extra 15% off site-wide on Cyber Monday only.

When it comes to providing the best TV mounting service, Puls is head and shoulders above the competition. But don’t take our word for it – we’re sure that after checking out all the options, you’ll come to the same conclusion!

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Ten years ago, TVs were big, and so bulky that finding the perfect location for them was a daunting task. In retrospect, television sets from the early 2000's were too massive. Today, there are plenty of options for making sure your TV is not only comfortable to view, but out of harm's way.

There are countless benefits to mounting your TV on the wall. In addition to saving space, you are bound to avoid accidents that stem from your television being knocked over because it was on an entertainment center. You should also consider eliminating glare. While pondering where to mount your TV, remember that the corner provides a solution to several problems.

If we’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that there are a few activities that are best done along with a friend – like riding a tandem bike, playing tennis, and taking down a wall-mounted television.

Buying a television mount can be a daunting task. There’s the size to consider, for one thing, and the type, not to mention all the technical specifications involved.

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Memorial Day (and almost summer!) is upon us, and you know what that means – it’s prime time for all of your favorite outdoor activities: frisbee, grilling, lawn games, and catching up on this season of American Idol. (It’s a guilty pleasure, we know.)

Here at Puls, we know what an important role your TV plays within your household. No matter what you use your TV for - be it entertaining guests, exercising, or binge-watching your favorite shows and movies - it’s a staple entertainment piece within any home. Yet while the majority of you reading this likely own a sleek, modern flat screen TV, let’s be honest. Have you actually gotten around to mounting yours?

There have been endless arguments as to the pros and cons of having TV sin the bedroom – in fact, we’ve covered them in a previous blog post. But the fact is, whether or not TVs in the bedroom hinders or improves communication, love life, and sleep quality is something uncertain these days.

If you’re looking to mount your TV, odds are you’ve already got the first two key ingredients at hand: a television and a wall. All you need to complete the picture is the mount itself.