If You're Ready to Mount Something, Use This.
926079
Really great product.  Came quickly.  Extremely intuitive to install and comes with everything you need.  I have put up some brackets in the past that were awful.  This was a breath of fresh air.
2917648
Would it kill you to put some mounting instructions in the box?
54872
Simple to mount, make sure it's anchored well. Holds 28 inch monitor easily.
1120865
Great attachment to attach to go pro and other items with 1/4 mount positions.
587711
A great sturdy clamp makes this an idea mount for action camera.
3608907
With a choice of 2 ways to attach these gives great flexibility to your needs. Works great either way.
1669117
If you need this, then you need it and it works perfectly.  Easier than using an elbow.  The lower portion is fairly strong so you can put some wood in back of it so it doesn't push back into the stud bay after you put the wall board up making it difficult to attach the dryer hose.  Such might not be needed depending on the depth of the stud bay.  Use this with the two piece dryer dock sold here on Amazon.
112599
well made, east to mount
the price is right.
3033323
Mounts easy, seams to be strong enough to do the job. So far, so good.
1370420
I was tempted to give this a four-star review, based on the fact that in spite of a completely snug, non-wobbly connection, the HP monitor seems to flex on the bracket.

I'll come clean. THAT IS HP's FAULT. Their monitor flexed on its damned stand, too.

This bracket does *exactly* what it needs to do, and does it exceptionally well. My only complaint, if it can even be called such, is that it would be more convenient to use if, instead of screws and nuts, it had hand-turnable screw-pegs (like those that come with the Amazon Basics monitor arm, so... never mind, I already have them!) and if the plate itself was threaded, negating the need for the nut.

Putting this in uber-nerdy RPG terms: if you're making a dexterity check to see if you can hold the monitor in one hand while threading a screw into a nut through a pair of metal plates, you have probably already failed your wisdom check. So, you know, this is how I did it, and I got it mounted just fine.
3903857
This has been a tremendous help in not over tightening bolts for optics mounts especially.  Make sure you have one
2790809
Excellent solution to rack-mount your SonicWALL appliance.
1343803
These are super useful for putting stuff up in places where you don't want to put a screw, but need to hang something on a smooth surface. I use them for small tool racks and rod holders on my boat. You can easily remove them by stretching the rubbery base, if you leave the end without adhesive hanging out where you can reach it.  Perfect for those with a fear of commitment. I wish they weren't so expensive.
3113409
Very sample to install will do the job, use it with my Cell. and Reg. tripod.
2382319
A little difficult to assembly and somewhat heavy to install, but worked great once I got it up.  It required some time to sort and prepare all the parts, but they provide a handy caddy to place the parts in and identifies them, IF you choose to follow the instructions...which I advise you to do, unless you have installed a dozen or so.  Once the bracket is installed on the wall, and it is plenty wide enough to find two studs to bolt it to so it is indeed solid, it is easy to mount the two brackets to the TV then hand it on the mounting plate.  Not sure how else it could be, but I like the until and how it make my TV more useable now.  I mounted a 60" Flat panel and I feel like it is VERY secure on the wall.
167444
Set up is key. You have to know what you're doing with a bit like this!
805718
You can't imagine how many situations you might be able to use a clamp mount for. Larger clamps may grab bigger surfaces, but this small one is darn handy to have at all times.

I keep it along with a short magic arm and have rigged a gopro and even an RX10/small slr very solidly with this. you just need to be sure you're clamping to a solid surface.