📽️ Universal Wall/Ceiling Projector Mount Bracket - Adjustable Height, Extendable Arms for Home and Office Projectors Review

Could not be used with the Onn projector we bought and not all the screws were in the box and that gave you cement or concrete screws not drywall

Works as it should. "Universal" is a bit of a stretch, but even my project with three mounting holes was able to work with it, so maybe it is. It's not as rigid as concrete, but it does the job. My subwoofers can shake it, but it doesn't seem to lose alignment, so maybe that's my ceiling.

Not all parts correspond to "instructions". Honestly, pay a little more and get a branded mount. It works, but seems like I have to use MacGyver to get it working. The screws that hold the projector at any angle are loose, so the projector tilts slowly and needs adjustment.

We've been using this for a few months now and it's holding up really well! The hand allows us to move it slightly as needed. It is very light and durable. When placing the ceiling, it is very convenient to use without beams. what you see is what you get It is durable and also helps stabilize video recording. Well built. I absolutely love this stand

Excellent mount. Use it with the Vankyo V620 projector. The Vankyo has poor keystone correction, so being able to extend the mount is very important. It's also adjustable on three axes to show exactly what you need. Attach it to the drywall by screwing a 1" board to the joist using 4 x 2.5" drywall screws and then 1" screws on the bracket. Looks very strong and no problems so far.

Mounting holes 1.5" apart. Ideal for mounting on a 2x4 rack, NOT for mounting to it. installed in masonry. Odd considering this is advertised for wall mounting but fails to mention that it is not suitable for studs behind drywall. I will make a mount but WTF I don't need to make any fasteners for fasteners.

Can be used as a ceiling mount but instructions and packaging are for a ceiling mount only, not a wall mount as advertised. it is also very unstable as a wall mount. I was able to pull out some of the slop in overtime, but the mount is junk. Even with strong attachment to the wall, head movements are unacceptable. She is very sketchy with any weight on her. I took it off and ordered Peerless, which is what I was supposed to do. You get what you pay for and I'm only $20 in the trash. If you love

Mounting holes 1.5" apart. Ideal for assembling a 2x4 rack - NOT rack mountable. masonry. Strange considering this is advertised for wall mounting, but makes no mention of not being suitable for studs behind drywall. I'm making a mount, but WTF, I don't need to make any fasteners for mounting.

Can be used as a ceiling mount, but the instructions and box are for the ceiling mount only, not the advertised wall mount. it is also very unstable as a wall mount. I was able to pull out some of the slop in overtime, but the mount is junk. Even with strong attachment to the wall, head movements are unacceptable. She is very sketchy with any weight on her. I took it off and ordered Peerless, which is what I was supposed to do. You get what you pay for and I'm only $20 in the trash. If you love

I think this is a pretty good product for the price. I was going to mount to the ceiling but decided to use a wall mount instead and I had to push my arm forward to get the right distance for my projection needs and when you pull your arm closer to its full length there is some wobbling the arm a little which worries me a little but after a few days it seems quite strong. The instructions aren't very good, but anyone who's relatively mechanical can figure it out. There is no hardware to attach…