Solid construction, low profile
934144
While I was researching mounts for my Panasonic 42" plasma, I saw many comments about how such and such a mount did not contain the right hardware for their TV. I thought, how many types of screws and bolts can there be? Well apparently there are several. The Peerless mount came with several bags of different kinds of hardware, all of varying sizes and lengths. A quick lookup on their website told me which bag to open for my TV. Now, while I didn't need any of the other types of bolts, that attention to detail gave me confidence in the product I had purchased.

The metal construction of this mount is solid. After using a stud finder to locate the studs behind my drywall, I attached the mount with the huge screws it came with. Now my TV is solidly connected to the wall and not even a California earthquake could move this guy.

That being said, once mounted the TV is easy to take off the wall should you need to plug in something new. The vertical brackets you see in the product photo are separate pieces from the horizontal rectangular frame. You attach the vertical brackets to the back of your TV, and the rectangular frame is what gets attached to the wall. Tilting the bottom of the TV away from the wall allows you to lift it off of the frame it hangs on. Just make sure you have a friend to help. My wife and I can easily lift our Panasonic 42" plasma off and on with this method. Presumably for added theft protection, the mount comes with some bolts that actually fasten the bottom of the TV to the mount so it requires a special tool to remove.

I should also mention that the mount came with two choices of brackets to use. One set puts the TV closer to the wall, while the other adds about an extra inch of space. This is helpful in case you need to create more room for the cables that plug into the back of your TV.
2811121
Solidly construction, seems to be working fine.
2492137
I have the Apple charger stand, and it's nice because of the low profile, but this one is a better value.  This thing is built like a tank: I was surprised at how solid it is.  The base feels like a solid block of aluminum, and the arm is similarly sturdy, and once fitted it doesn't move.  Your charger cord will feet neatly in the grooved channel, and there's a peel-off adhesive sticker in the well that keeps the charger disk firmly in place.
4136350
Basic cable that I bought to match my white Anker wall charger. It's a very minimalistic cable that after a couple months of use has kept its shape and functionality. I really love how low profile it is, and it feels and looks well made. Great price for a long, no BS cable. I'm perfectly happy with my purchase. No cons.
3382566
Just what I was looking for. Low profile great price.
2364905
Low profile, good texture, and nice look.  Two compliments on it so far.
960362
So far, it's worked great. Seems well constructed, and very conveniently thin/low-profile.
4071280
Thing works. It's slick and feels solid.

Con (or pro): It's "low" setting is pretty high.
490227
Just as described. Very well done. It is a low profile device for a narrow restricted space and does what I want.
3439288
Works as needed for low profile connection behind wall mounted TV.
3228264
Purchased this for my girlfriend who just moved into a condo and was using a drawer for bags. Worked as expected. Nice low profile. The lucite handle hasn't scratched up the cabinet door which is a great idea. Holds just enough bags if I need one, without creating havoc in the space. Plan to purchase a second for my house.
3344296
This is a basic item, just stamped, folded metal with a finish applied to it, but, well... For the most part, it's done right.

For anyone that has tried to rack mount SOHO broadband network equipment such as cable / dsl modems, and broadband / WiFi routers, you know the frustration of having to use a shelf in the first place since the MFGs assume everyone buying a cable modem for example, will just place it on a desktop. (WRONG!).

I have two of these that I use for my home network, which is somewhat complex as I am a Linux adminsitrator by trade, and I run my own Linux cluster and iSCSI SAN for training purposes (I maintain a training lab at home). One of these holds my Zoom 5341J cable modem, Buffalo WZR-600DHP N600 router, and a 3TB USB HDD that I am using for a DNLA server. The second I use for a pair of TrendNet TEG-S80G 8 port desktop gigabit switches and my Obi100 VoIP adapter.

Likewise the sound and video guys / gals have equipment they need racked up but that isn't offered in a rackable format. This shelf can help if it is light weight enough.

Pros:
- Sturdy, sufficiently thick gauge metal to hold anything you would want to store on such a shelf.
- Sized perfectly to work with a 12 inch deep wall mounted relay rack.
- Perforated base allows for airflow to any mounted items.
- Perforated base allows velcro strips to be run through to secure items to the shelf to keep the from sliding around. Also useful for mounting transformer blocks up and out of the way.
- Accurate hole placement, with well slotted holes allowing for sloppy racks.
- Reasonably well executed, attractive finish.
- Well protected / packaged.

Cons:
- Weight capacity somewhat limited by design (no rolled lip from side to side). I am not taking a star for that because, well I didn't WANT a heavy duty shelf. That is a different thing. I wanted one to hold light electronics and offered perforations improving breathing, but sacrificing structural rigidity somewhat.  So don't go trying to put that big old UPS on this thing unless you want to watch stamped steel get a hernia...
- Likewise, the shelf itself can be a bit bowed right out of the box. Not something you might notice initially, but on the shelf my switches are on, there is a noticeable bow, probably 1/8" overall, which is acceptable for my purposes, but not ideal.
- The Finish on the shelves does NOT like having screws run in and out against it. I did some adjustment, moving things on and off the rack until I found where I wanted things, and by that time, the finish around the screw holes on one of the shelves had started peeling off. VERY disappointing.

Overall I am happy enough with these. I took 2 stars off of my initial review down to 3 after fiddling with them for a while due to the bowing and the flaking finish. I expect these to stand up to many years of use doing what they are meant to do. Just sit there and have stuff lay on them. These could be, and really should be much better. It's such a simple item that the flaws are things that really shouldn't be overlooked by the manufacturer.
1437943
These are for sure the lowest profile of the pancake cable type, with very flexible cable.

If you are needing to save maximum space, these are the ones to get.
274862
I was looking for something that would be pretty low profile and this is perfect. The magnets are really strong and I love the ability to adjust to any
position. It adheres well to my dash.
3162938
Very low profile under cabinet dispenser. Magnetic latching holds it up and out of sight.
3644528
This Unit can conceal several  inch cords \ cables \ wires, yet is Very Low Profile. I would definitely recommend it.
4467390
Great mount.  Low profile for mounting tight to the wall.  I've used 2 of these for mounting monitors at work.  Solid and secure.