AVF EAK90 Universal Soundbar Mounting Review

Soundbar I needed brackets under the unit itself as there were no mounting screw holes on the back of the speaker. This is pretty much the only mount I could find with supports underneath. Although I had to make a slight modification to get this brace working, it worked. It's solid and I'm happy with how it turned out.

As mentioned before, the vertical parts are too weak to support the soundbar. They flex, causing the soundbar to tilt slightly downwards. I don't think it will break, but it's likely I'll replace it at some point. It's also worth noting that I had to get creative with the build for use with the Sonos Beam - it's not 'universal' as the description says. Wouldn't recommend it.

I tried my best but it does not work and I asked to return it. I will do it on Monday since today is Saturday. The system is poorly designed - it ONLY attaches to 2 VESA holes, not all 4 - will not stay upright. L brackets are weak and TOO SHORT; SAMSUNG is threaded at the bottom and the clips are too short to reach the holes. Overall I think it should be taken off the market due to the poor design.

The design is perfect but the problem is that the product is too weak to support my soundbar. I had to make some adjustments because the brackets are sagging. I used steel wire to support the sides because the product is too thin and not strong enough. The design is good but the quality is terrible, cheaply made. If your soundbar is really light this is perfect, but for a good quality soundbar I would look elsewhere.

This works with Sonos Beam. Depending on the thickness of your TV, some controls may be blocked by the TV. Longer and stronger L-shaped soundbar mounting brackets would make it a better option. Overall it's good and serves its purpose. I ended up trimming a little off the length of each metal bracket so it doesn't protrude from the beam, but for larger soundbars this isn't a problem. But if you're worried about blocking ports on the Beam, don't worry if you mount it like I did.

They 'work' but hold the pole very firmly. Due to the ratio of holes in the TV and holes in the soundbar, the vertical parts aren't completely vertical. Even if this were the case, there is only one mounting point on the TV and therefore the entire assembly "wobbles" when you move the TV and won't stay level unless you level it slightly with yours after each movement hand in. So although it's firmly mounted I'm not afraid of it falling off, just not as rigid as one might expect in my case.

I was able to install the new SONOS Beam Soundbar on a Sony TV. It was already attached to the wall - I had to remove it and install the bracket there and then reinstall it (and only managed to screw in 3 of the 4 screws). review is mentioned. With endless rearrangements of TVs and soundbars and no real standard hole position or mounting methods, the installation guide tries to help, but frankly even more confusing, at the end of the day you'll have to be patient and try. If possible, use your…

This mount was worth the price. It's not the thickest of steel, but more than adequate for a regular soundbar. It was easy to mount on a TV wall mount and offers great versatility. I've moved it from one TV mount to another and found it fits perfectly in both mounts. Installation was very easy and the mounting options are an added plus. This bracket allows you to install the soundbar above or below your TV and also adjust the distance between the soundbar and your TV. This was a plus for me…

Samsung Soundbars have mounting holes on the bottom. This unit comes with two bottom mounting brackets, but it's actually not that simple. Being able to position the L-shaped bottom brackets that come with the mount is not enough to attach it to the Samsung. Screwing the bottom brackets that came with the bracket directly into the soundbar was unrealistic. Instead I used the bottom L brackets that came with the soundbar and then I had to find a way to attach those L brackets to the bracket…

I chose to install the SONOS Beam upside down under the TV (so the controls are visible) . This mount was perfect. The TV had a 200mm VESA mount and SONOS used the following screw holes on either side of the horizontal mount. I've included a photo of a bracket attached to a speaker, a complete bracket and speaker attached to a 43" Roku TV, and finally a hanging combo. With the included speaker, the whole assembly was solid enough to stand on the counter. vertical. I'm going to be removing this…