Versatile YiePhiot Mini Ceiling Wall Projector Mount Stand: Compatible with QKK, DR.J, DBPOWER, Anker, VANKYO, and More (175mm, Black) Review

The drywall mounts that hold the screws don't have a base so they pop right out of the ceiling and lose themselves doesn't have enough holding power to hold my projector in desired angle despite being a DBPower projector supported in the images. There were no instructions included with the mount.

So this worked for my purposes, but be aware that the cables that connect to your projector will need to be VERY slack when installing this. Otherwise, tension will cause the projector to tilt. The adjustment screw just can't tighten the ball head enough to hold it securely. It's cheap for a reason, and if you can fix it, it's worth the money.

I knew I might get in trouble with Netflix based on all the reviews so not entirely surprised but not a deal breaker. Hulu and Netflix come pre-installed, but HULU doesn't work either. You log in and it plays but stutters every 2 seconds. I have to use my Roku HDMI stick on the back, which isn't ideal, but I have both apps for it. The picture quality is really amazing. Setup wasn't difficult either.

This bracket is strong enough to support approximately 10 pounds of weight when mounted on a wall. One problem is that the projector can be rotated 180 degrees and turned upside down if you try to mount the projector over it. In any case, it shouldn't be held right side up unless you have something on top to hold it. The mini projector I tried wasn't worth buying as I can't rotate the screen so I don't turn things upside down. Overall it's not strong at +10lbs but should be fine at under 10lbs.

I wanted a more permanent setup for my Nebula Capsule projector rather than using a tripod. It's perfect for projectors in this weight range (mine is 1.6 pounds) and mounts easily with three screws. I decided to go straight to the woods to avoid using drywall anchors. The screws that came with it were very flimsy so I used my own screws in case I wanted to remount somewhere else. The only reason it doesn't give 5 stars is that the metal used is very fragile and you have to be careful not to hit

A projector for our basement has been on my wish list for a long time. I took the plunge on Prime Day as I was impressed by the price and reviews, not to mention the fact that this particular version came with a 100-inch screen. I've had it for about a week and I'm very satisfied, so far away. I installed it on the ceiling (another cheap Revain purchase). I'm by no means an audio/video expert, but this is exactly what I was looking for - a quality and affordable way to get into the game with a…