Story time: I went through this last year and honestly it was way more stressful than I thought... I had issues with my 75 inch because Sonys VESA holes are often lower than other brands. Basically, my cables got totally pinched... not as good as expected tbh.

• check the Peerless-AV SmartMount Universal Tilt Wall Mount ST650
• definitely keep the original Sony spacers!! So yeah, just be super careful with that bottom clearance gl!

sooo i get it, I've been there... honestly i think the most compatible thing is a high-quality universal mount that has a really wide wall plate. i'm still kinda new to this but I used the SANUS Elite Advanced Tilt 4D Wall Mount VLT7-B2 for my old 65 inch and it worked perfectly when I upgraded to a 75 inch Bravia later. It handles up to 150 lbs so weight isnt an issue at all. It's usually like $150 or so but it's super sturdy for the price.

• SANUS Elite Advanced Tilt 4D Wall Mount VLT7-B2 - has 4D tilt so u can actually reach the ports
• Echogear Full Motion TV Wall Mount EGLF2 - another solid choice for heavy 75 inch sets One thing tho... some Sony OLEDs need those specific spacers that usually come in the TV box so dont throw those away!! i almost did lol. i guess as long as the mount supports VESA up to 600x400 ur basically set for any future upgrade too. it's a decent option if ur worried about drilling new holes later since the wall plates are usually huge. hope this helps... cheers!

For your situation, i've spent way too much time staring at Sony backplates lol. To save cash while covering those VESA patterns, check these...

• Mounting Dream UL Listed TV Wall Mount for 42-75 inch TVs MD2268-LK: basically the best budget fix for 75 inch screens.
• Kanto Living PMX700 Pro Series Full Motion TV Mount: more expensive but way better for cable access. Honestly, the Mounting Dream works well for the price. peace!

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Saving this whole thread. So much good info here you guys are awesome.

Finally someone says it. Ive been thinking this for a while but wasnt sure.

Had a moment to think about this more and I went through this last year too. Honestly, it was a huge disappointment because I thought any mount would fit, but unfortunately I had issues with the weight distribution on my 75 inch. It felt super sketchy and just not as good as expected... I highkey panicked thinking the whole thing would rip out. I'm still a beginner at this, but safety is literally the most important thing when you're hanging a massive screen, you know?? Before you buy, I gotta ask... is your wall standard drywall with wood studs or something like brick? Also, what's your budget range for this?? Quick tip: Look for a mount with an extra-wide, heavy-duty steel wall plate. Basically, the wider it is, the more studs you can hit, which makes the whole setup way more reliable for heavy Sony TVs in the long run... good luck!!

just saw this thread and wanted to chime in because i have been a sony guy for over a decade now. the main thing people miss with sonys is the vertical offset... since the holes are usually near the bottom, you end up with a tv thats way too high if you dont use a mount with a lot of flexibility. i moved from an old 65 inch led to a 75 inch oled last year and went with the ECHOGEAR Full Motion TV Wall Mount EGLF2. honestly its built like a tank which is what you want for those heavy 75 inchers. what i love about it is the lateral shift... basically you can slide the tv left or right on the wall plate even after its mounted. its a lifesaver for centering it when your studs arent perfectly placed. also it pulls out like 22 inches so cable management is actually doable without scraping your knuckles. a few tips from my experience:

• definitely keep those sony specific spacer screws that come in the tv box because standard mount bolts can sometimes be too long and damage the panel.
• measure twice for the height since sony puts the holes lower than brands like samsung.
• get a mount that lets you level the tv after its on the wall. its been a solid investment for me and i havent had to drill new holes since the wall plate is so wide and accommodating for different VESA sizes like 300x300.

Works great for me