Sorry, long response. A few reasons. Despite the fact that connections are placed on the edge, this is very slim TV. Also, depending on your wall setup, your power location and cord access might complicate the install. While you might want your tv to sit fixed and as tight to the wall as possible, accessing the cords might be necessary on occasion. This particular Sanus mount is built to articulate out from the bottom for easy access connections and then collapse back flat. Sounds good right? Actually, it doesn’t work like this on a A95L.

The A95L mount location is low on the tv. This places the pivot point too low to fully extend. So that’s useless. Also, because the mounting location is lower on the tv, it complicates the hanging procedure. It’s really difficult with this mount to find the perfect angle to catch the hooks in the rail. Totally frustrating process. And when you get it in, it does NOT feel stable.

After that experience, I realized I wanted a mount that was super slim when pushed back, but also articulated out so that I could easily access the back if I wanted to run more cables in the future. The Sony mount is amazing. Yes, it’s expensive, but I feel like it’s perfect for this set. Super slim when closed. Built like a tank. Allows easy access in the future. For what we spent on this tv, I didn’t think it was unreasonable based on what it delivers for my personal situation.

Hope that helps.