I’d suggest the Kanto PDX650 Full Motion TV Wall Mount for your XR. Unfortunately, I've had issues with cheaper mounts sagging under heavy OLEDs and they were not as good as expected. This one is super sturdy and leaves room for those side ports. Safety first tho... definitely use a stud finder or hire a pro so it wont fall. gl!

Ok so I saw this and literally had to jump in cuz I was in the EXACT same boat last month!! I picked up a 65 inch Sony XR and was terrified of blocking those HDMI ports since I use a PS5 and an Apple TV. Sony is so weird with their VESA placement - it is basically at the bottom of the TV lol. I looked at three main paths:

• Sony Official: The Sony SU-WL855 Ultra Slim Swivel Wall Mount is amazing because it is designed to let the TV sit flush like a picture frame but still pull out. It is fantastic but honestly so pricey for what it is.
• Premium Third-Party: I almost went with the Sanus Advanced Tilt 4D TV Wall Mount VLT7 because it gives you easy access to cables without being a giant bulky arm. It is a great middle ground for price and quality.
• The Value Pick: I ended up buying the Echogear Full Motion TV Wall Mount EGLF2 and I love it!! It is super sturdy and didnt sag at all with my heavy OLED. Plus it has a big open wall plate so I could put my power outlet right in the middle without any interference. Technical insight: Most Sony TVs use a 300x300 or 400x400 pattern, but the holes are way lower than Samsung or LG. If you use a standard square bracket, it might hang too low or cover the side-access ports. A full-motion arm is basically better for heat too, since OLEDs can get kinda warm. TL;DR: The Sony SU-WL855 Ultra Slim Swivel Wall Mount is the sleekest fit, but the Echogear Full Motion TV Wall Mount EGLF2 is way better value and makes cable management a breeze.

Yo, been thinking about your setup and had a quick question before I dive into the deep end. Which screen size did you actually get? The 77-inch and 83-inch XR models have a way different center of gravity compared to the 55 or 65, and that really dictates the torque the mount needs to handle because of Sony's lower VESA placement. Since you are worried about those side ports, you should check out pro-grade brands like Chief or Peerless-AV. Most consumers default to Sanus, but I have found that Chief Thinstall TS525TU is actually superior for these heavy OLEDs. It is designed with a super low profile but has much better cable management pathways than the Sanus or Echogear stuff. Basically, these mounts use higher-grade steel that resists the roll or twist you get when a bottom-heavy TV hangs on an articulating arm. If you want something absolutely rock solid, the Peerless-AV SmartMount SP850 is a total tank and handles those weird weight distributions easily. Let me know the size and I can look up the exact clearance for those HDMI ports for you.

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Check out the online mountfinder tool to see if ports get blocked. I agree sanus is safest, but they r expensive so maybe just hire a pro to be safe with that heavy oled!!

yo, i feel u on this one. honestly, sony bravias are weird cuz the vesa holes are usually way lower on the back panel than other brands, right? i mean, i have an xr oled too and i basically suggest going with a sanus full-motion mount. i wouldnt bother with the official sony ones cuz they are overpriced and less flexible. u wanna avoid the super cheap low-profile ones cuz theyll totally block ur side hdmi ports or make it a nightmare to plug anything in later. plus, full-motion is better for heat dissipation since oleds can get a bit warm back there. just get any heavy-duty full-motion mount from sanus or even echogear and youll be fine. they include a ton of spacers in the box, so u wont have to worry about the back panel shape. they handle the weight way better and wont sag over time. good luck!

Wow ok that changes things. Gonna have to rethink my approach now.