VideoSecu DVD DVR VCR Wall Mount Bracket for DVD Player DDS Receiver Blu-Ray Media VCR Stereo Cable Box - Adjustable Electronic Component Shelf Holder 1XU

I hesitated buying this because of some of the negative reviews. I'm so glad I didn't listen to them! For very little money I ended up with a great wall mount for the cable box in my bedroom. It's simple, solid and easy to mount to the wall. I saw some mounts that cost six times the cost of this one and I can't imagine they worked any better. That being said, if your looking to stack all your A/V equipment on top of this mount it isn't the one for you. But for what I needed it to do it worked great and for only a ten dollar bill. In the picture you can see how well the cable box fits on this mount. I need to address the cords one of these days but at least the box is no longer taking up space on the bedroom dresser.

After looking everywhere for a small wall bracket for our Comcast cable box, I decided to order this one. I figured I had a 50/50 chance of being happy with it, considering the low price and mixed reviews on Amazon. I am very happy with this little unit. It's well built, and went right together. I had no problem mounting it to the wall, and the cable box fits perfectly. We have no kids in the house, so I don't have to worry about it getting knocked off. It does come with a strap, but I didn't have a need to use it. If you're looking for a small bracket for something like a cable box or small video player, this one is great.

The mount was easy to install and is well-made. I used this behind my TV for an Xbox and Blu-ray player.No issues. The only problem I could see is that the actual items that sit on these are not very secure. If you have animals or little kids, I would not put them anywhere that they could be bumped or run into.

This thing is nothing fancy or special but it does what I needed for a very reasonable price. The parts fit together well. The hardware is good quality. There were two things that were unexpected based on the really odd picture of the item on the product page.1) It does not adjust vertically. The picture seems to suggest it did. The support bars are right in the middle and that's where they must be.2) It comes with a seriously ugly strap intended to hold the box onto the support arms. That being said, I mounted a moderate sized cable box and felt it was secure enough just to sit there without the strap. I would not mount a full size audio component or anything with the form factor of a full size component (regardless of weight) without the strap.My one suggestion for improving this product would be to remove most of the lower half of the mount. It really doesn't seem to be needed and it kind of interferes with mounting flush above a TV. For that matter, if you removed most of the upper part, it would help in flush mounting below a TV. It is hefty metal bracket but I really don't think it needs to be as large as it is.

Recently I was able to get a good sale price on a 32” Sony TV which I bought to replace the very old 17” TV in my bedroom. Rather than take up valuable dresser top space I opted to mount the TV on the wall with a bracket that would allow it to tilt and swivel for the best angle for viewing in bed. At the same time this was going on I got a great deal on a new TiVo for my main media room to replace one that is 5 years old and has limited capabilities, but still works okay. Since the TV was to be wall mounted it made sense to mount the old TiVo on a shelf near it, again for the primary reason of not taking up dresser top space, which most people will agree also seems to be “not enough” in a bedroom.Shopping for a suitable mount for the TiVo was a challenge. Most mounts were too big and cumbersome for such a small lightweight component and I didn’t want to have the bedroom start looking like a TV studio … I wanted the electronics to be as minimalistic as possible. When I ran across this VideoSecu mounting bracket I was excited but also a bit concerned about some of the critical comments.This mount is a prime example of “you get what you pay for”. In concept it is a unique design, a mount that is usable with a variety of different-sized components. Not only is it very minimalistic, making the component appear to float in the air, but it also allows terrific air circulation on all sides of any component. But don’t get your expectations up too high. What your get for this entry-level price is a small flat plate that mounts to the wall, the main unit that attaches to the plate with four tiny screws, a bag with a couple of wall-mount screws, and a cloth strap. They include nylon ferrules for mounting the unit in concrete (do not make the mistake of assuming that these are to be used for mounting in plaster or wallboard, however).Because of the weight distribution, unless you are mounting it in concrete you absolutely must screw the metal plate securely into a stud. The device with the two adjustable arms mounts to the plate before you mount the plate to the wall, and then two plastic trim covers are slipped over the mounting plate.The design of this mount is very basic except for the overly complicated gears that permit the two arms to swing in and out in unison, so if you move one arm the other moves at the same time. Each arm is a rectangular metal tube with another rectangular metal tube that fits outside of it and telescopes in and out to accommodate components of different depths.PROSIt is easy to mount and pretty much is fully hidden by the component that rests on the two arms.CONS1. The telescoping outer tube fits VERY loosely inside the inner tube. If you pull the component toward you there’s an easy chance of it simply falling off and falling to the floor. There are slots in each tube that look like the designer intended to put some sort of locking screw in there but lost interest. Although it looks a bit funky I used my own nut and bolt to fasten the two pieces together.2. The quality of construction is, well, you get what you pay for. The entire mount is very lightweight. I would not put anything weighing more than maybe 10 lbs on it. The track has a rubber bumper to keep the component from sliding around but mine came with the rubber falling out of the slot and I had to stuff it back in. And each arm has two different sized cuts of rubber, and one of them is way too long. The endcaps of the arms are little plastic caps. Mine were falling out, they don’t fit very well.3. The two major problems are related … the mount is so cheaply made that the two arms are not the same level with each other, so one sits higher than the other. That’s the way it is made and there is no way of adjusting them. So the ONLY way to use this mount without your component listing to one side is to purposely attach the metal plate to the wall incorrectly at an angle. To do this, lay a level across the two arms and mark the mounting holes for the plate based on the arms being level. What complicates this is that the mounting plate only has two small round screw holes; neither of them is cut as a slot to permit side-to-side adjustment. Note that when you (purposely) mount the plate askew to compensate for the arms not being level that the entire back plate will look cockeyed. If you are mounting a thin component and can see the mounting plate you may not like that look.4. The cloth strap to fasten the component down is downright silly. I get the impression that the designer lost interest when he saw that the telescoping arms kept falling out and rather than come up with a fix he threw a “seat belt” into the box to prevent components from falling. It looks cheap and terrible and is not a good solution.There aren’t a lot of similar mounts on the market and the few I saw are more expensive and seem to be even more poorly made, so if this is the type of mount you like you’re going to have to compromise.This mount is available in either black (shown) or white. I bought both colors; one for my new bedroom TV setup and the other to hold my WiFi router in my living room so I can mount it high up for maximum signal distribution.For the price this is an average product that is functional, if not a great design. If quality is less of a concern than price, go for it.

Perfect item to solve a problem, We have tv monitors for laptops in our Scouthouse and needed a table to place the laptops on when we use.Did not want to put a table there so it would be in the way when Laptops was not needed. These fold against the wall very tight and stay out of the way, But when needed they can hold a laptop and it is very secure .

Have DVD and HD Box stack mounted with one bracket under LCD. If you want something minimal, this is it!!! Bracket is small and supports can be adjusted to the size of your components. Install in one stud with 2 screws...I used 3" stainless screws because of stacking more than one component on top of each other(but I do not think that is really necessary). Had it for a month. I mounted it close enough to the wall mounted LCD, that many of the wires are totally out of sight. I looked at several other systems, and nothing close to this for the money. I figured with the minimal investment, I would get something later if we did not like it....I think it will work just fine for us. It does not look cheap,...you will really mostly just see your component(s) anyway.

Pretty straight forward device. Pay attention to the dimensions. This shelf is pretty small, but works for my application just fine (a small DVD player). I only wish there was a way to lock the shelf arms in place. My cat was thinking the birds on the TV were real and made a flying leap into the TV and the DVD shelf below it. Although it didn't bring anything down, it was within a millimeter of doing so because the shelf arms moved several inches. This unit is otherwise pretty good and well made.

Great for tv receiver and clock ⏰

works perfectly!!! easy to install ..thanks

It was reasonably priced and the quality was good