White bracket, visually reliable. But black plugs, although in fact they are not visible behind the TV. You can rotate the TV screen 360 degrees, which is interesting, but it is unlikely to be necessary. But what is really necessary is the extension of the TV and turning in different directions, but this mechanism is very tight and turns with effort. If you fix it in one position and don't move it further, great. And if you need to periodically move and move the TV to the wall, this will become

White bracket, with a high degree of visual reliability. Nonetheless, there are black plugs, despite the fact that they cannot be seen behind the TV. You have the ability to spin the TV screen through a full 360 degrees, which is fun to do but is probably not going to be necessary. But what is truly essential is the capability of extending the TV and rotating it in a variety of directions, despite the fact that this mechanism is relatively restricted and requires some effort to turn. It would…

Has some pros Cheap, beautiful, strong. What you need for a monitor. Nothing extra. Its cons: There is nothing to hide the wires. Basically I don't need

Although the bracket is well crafted, the method used to secure it to the frame such that it can be turned vertically left or right was not to my liking. The nut was screwed quite tightly; but, after a few of rotations it began to unwind, so it will need to be completed. Because the plugs are not securely installed, they will come out of the sockets if you wipe them. Has both a 75 mm and a 100 mm mounting standard. To a large extent, content. As the expression goes, "value for money,"

Best. Even the more expensive ones are worse than this Now the price has been raised to 1000, and they give cashback supposedly. Used to be around 750.

Pros: sent quickly and delivered quickly. simple installation, but the key in the kit is nothing, they only cripple themselves) Has cons: of the shortcomings - an inconvenient small key, but this is not such a problem

Has pros: Precision in the fabrication and assembly of metal components. Allows for horizontal alignment to be altered on the fly during installation. Having certain negative aspects Certain portions of the bracket have been left black even though they are mostly white. Controversial in appearance; one should investigate further before purchasing "live."

Got pros: Simple in design, robust in construction, and free of backlash right out of the box. Metal, the weight makes that abundantly evident. Excellent hardware for attaching to both concrete and wood, albeit with a few caveats that will be elaborated on in the following section. In the big picture, I believe that the pricing is fair. despite its advantages. It is not sufficient to have only four caps for closing the screw heads; I would like to have six. Because they are all so snug, I had…

In order to attach to the wall, I had to unscrew the nut and pull out the bolt of the bracket itself. If they made the plate a little larger, there would be no problems. And in general, everything is fine.

Different pros: Simple and convenient. Several types of fasteners are included. Cons below: Key for massive bolts (wall mount) is very small and flimsy, prepare the 13th key for wall mount

I really like the bracket. The TV in the kitchen can be easily rotated, extended or retracted if desired. Everything for fastening is included.

Pros below: Real metal, not foil! Technically thought out, several mounting options are included. Its cons: There is only one key, and the bolts are not all with a fixed head.

Many degrees of adjustment allow you to change the position of the TV without a special tool: rotate, tilt, move the screen in different directions - effortlessly, providing excellent opportunities for adjusting the viewing angle.

The bracket is made reliably, I didn’t like the fastening of the frame for turning vertically left / right. Tightly tightened the nut, but after a couple of turns it unwinds, it will have to be finalized. Well, the plugs are not tightly inserted, when you wipe them, they fall off. Has two mounting standards 75 and 100 mm. Generally satisfied. Value for money, as they say :)

They hung a kitchen TV, it’s convenient to turn back and forth and you can turn it in the right direction and change position as needed. It is a pity that the slope is incredibly small, as if it does not exist at all, so take it if you will not hang the TV very high.

Took for 850, went three days. The packaging is just perfect, everything is in bags, the rigidity is good. I took under siomi P32. Until I hung it. Fastening 100 * 100 is clear, slightly closes the Internet socket, not critical, because. wifi connection.

Has some pros A good bracket, many options for movement, it moves easily while the TV does not stagger. With its cons. The bottom wall bolt mount is too close to the pivot bolt, making it difficult to install the big head bolt.

Suitable, inexpensive, I hung a 27 monitor on such a bracket and I don’t know troubles) Got pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, neat design, adjustable viewing angle) Cons below: It’s hard to say, sometimes small plastic plugs bounce off, well, this is generally nonsense)) I don’t think they are needed) Lack of height adjustment

For more than two years now, a monitor (24 ") has been hanging on the same bracket in a child's room. During this time, it has not become loose, it holds everything just as tightly. I bought two monitors for myself and decided to hang them on the wall too. They don’t look for good from good, so I took already tested fasteners.

I advise everyone for a 27-inch monitor and not only. You can move the monitor far from the wall, I will turn around as you like. In general, everything is clear and I like the beauty.