Too expensive for what it does, and some Display cables will not fit behind the mounting plate, especially using DVI.
937844
This is a very niche product. I understand that maybe 20% of the people who will ever purchase these displays will ever have the need to mount it on a VESA mount, and not many people bought these monitors any way, so this product fits a small need.

Even knowing that, $20 for this thing is robbery. I'd say $12 to maybe $15 is fair, but definitely $20 is too much, in my opinion. It's just a piece of metal welded to a smaller piece of metal with some threaded holes tapped in to it. Thats it.

The real problem with this product is that on my AOC i2367F the AOC factory provided DVI cable I use to connect the display is too big to fit behind this devices "mounting plate" without bending the monitors stand all the way out (pictured) which I didn't want to do.  I had to go out and purchase a smaller one, upping the actual cost of this item to over 30 dollars. The Amazon Item Discretion for this product says it fits my monitor, but it doesn't, really fit with all but the smallest display cables.

I should note that there are ways to mount the AOC style monitors for *far* less than the cost of this item using parts from home depot (instructions found easily on google), and I've done that in the past, but I decided to try this out.

I'm probably going to return this if I have time. It doesn't make my life any easier.
2576755
This isn't true dual-link DVI! my 144 Hz display won't go beyond 60 Hz because this cable isn't truely dual-link.
high refresh rate and high res monitors user beware!
this will not work with 120 Hz, 144 Hz, or 2560x monitors!
Also, one pin was bent and the screws were cut off so they don't work!
4140326
Quirky. Sometimes it works and sometimes it just hammers my video card and messes up the laptop display and the wireless. Software follows the hardware in that sometimes it appears and sometimes it gets lost. Has about 15 foot range before you start to have issues. Would look at other alternatives before you purchase this unit.
1520464
Tuner doesn't accomplish all the functions that were needed, even after ordering special cables.  If you need to run multiple pieces (DVD player, tv sound through speakers, turntable, this is not the tuner for you).
2929603
Doesn't actually seem to fit my Corsair tower, and it's not very easy to install with all its cables.
1154752
I bought two sets to mount my PC screen on the wall.

The purchase was done after reviewing the price and the fact the mount support VESA 100x200 with the additional bracket (the set also includes spacer...).

The weight specifications are not good The mount itself will eventually support heavy screen (mine are heavy), but  the tilt mechanism at the screen (which allows rotation of the screen) is weak and heavy screen will be angled.  Bad/poor design.
1989725
Don't get me wrong, this is a good piece of hardware. However it's not worth the price tag. You are essentially paying a high price for the 4k screen. How ever 4k on a windows machine causes scaling issues. Everything application I run on windows is tiny and has extremely small icons. Not necessarily the laptops fault.
1102134
This is true to its name of being a flush mount, but probably much more so than you expect. I found that my monitors won't work with these unless the power/signal cables are coming out of the bottom or side. If you have any plugs in the back, even most right angle adapters won't be slim enough to allow use of this product. While I could get a right-angle HDMI that was compact enough, there's no such luck on the power cable front.
2994250
Device is too light, so HDMI cables - which tend to be thick and heavy - are heavier than the device. This makes it hard to put it anywhere and it look nice. You might have to adhere it somehow. You need to power it, too, but the cable is a little too short. And the remote doesn't work that well, and it has a IR dongle that's ugly. All in all, it is an HDMI switcher, but it is not the greatest it could be.
1587462
This does not support all D-Link cameras.  The HDMI is a nice idea, but it requires a mouse and keyboard installed to use it.  Kind-of defeats the purpose of not having a pc if you still need a keyboard and mouse to even view cameras.  Maybe it is ok for some, but certainly wasn't for me. I returned it.
1447499
This thing works for 32"-60" TVs, but if you have a TV on the smaller end, 32" or a little larger, DON'T BUY IT. It weighs more than the TV itself at that point, and was too large to install on the wall where we had it in mind (between 2 pieces of molding, where we wanted the TV).

It would have been visible around the sides of our TV almost all the time.

To add insult to injury, it weighs SO MUCH that to return it meant spending half the cost on shipping alone. We had to pay a $30 shipping return fee which was deducted from the $65 refund. What a waste.

Not worth it for us. Bought a smaller, $40 model instead:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/B002LHG20W/dp/B002LHG20W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">B002LHG20W</a>&nbsp;- I'll be installing it this week I hope.
2933384
When I originally purchased this monitor, there wasn't any information saying that you had to have a dual-link DVI capable graphics card. $125 later, I had one, which I shouldn't have had to buy. So there went any actual money savings out the window. Bought a GeForce GT640, which ran the monitor just fine.... for a while.

Next, I got maybe a year and a half of use and started having the EXTREMELY frustrating 'black screen only". I can plug any other monitor into the graphics card and it will work just fine, but NOT this one. Then a few days later, it would start inexplicably working again. Then, black screen again. When you turn the monitor on, it will immediately go into a sleep mode (orange LED still lit indicating power to the monitor, but no display is shown on the monitor at all).

This is a VERY common problem with this monitor and seems to be that it has very crude communication with graphics cards, especially Nvidia based cards.

I've done both BIOS and Nvidia graphics card driver updates. Sometimes this gets it working again for a while, sometimes it doesn't, but it always, always, always glitches back out again.

That same graphics card will power a much larger television screen with no problems at all, so I'm convinced the problem isn't a hardware problem in the computer.

SECOND problem--- the power supply on this monitor is an abysmal piece of junk. The part that plugs into the monitor will wear out eventually (from seemingly doing nothing but sitting there with the cable plugged into it) and you'll find that it fits really loosely. It is NOT hard to bump the cord and yank the plug out.

The power supply itself will likely tank on you also. Mine started getting really hot and making a wheezy buzzing sound. Since I know how, I just bought a $40 benchtop power supply that is capable of running several of these monitors and spliced the old cable onto the new power supply. That works like a champ.

Lastly, the DVI plug on the back of the monitor is in a really inconvenient place. It's really hard to plug anything into it without laying the monitor flat. And you better screw it in very well, otherwise it's sure to fall out. Also, you have to bend the DVI cable a LOT to get it into place, which again is just poor design.

Overall, I've not saved any money whatsoever buying this thing, and I've bough NOTHING but hassle. I will never, ever again buy anything from this Yamakasi. Absolutely, positively nothing, ever.
4022748
Inadequate clearance on back-side of monitor prevented use.
Had to order DVI to HDMI cable adapter (which is mis-named, should be Male DVI / Cable / HDMI
2968124
Much too expensive for a cable, but a good cable nonetheless.
2996082
I received this monitor a week ago. I specifically bought a 4K compatible video card that would be compatible with this, and all in all I am disappointed on many counts:

1) My screen came with two scratches (possibly some sort of loose fibers?) under the screen in two different places, each approximately 2mm in size.
2) As far as construction goes, the aluminum panel on the front right corner has the clear outline of the screw coming from the back. Someone tightened the screw too much, so there is a bump the shape of a screw tip sticking out.
3) The base is just a piece of glass, and if you overtighten the screw your panel will lean crooked.
4) Related with number 3, the panel has a cheap flimsy feel, so you will be tempted to retighten the screws in the base. I do NOT recommend this.
5) The colors on this display are all out of whack. The menus are so confusing that getting it to look right is a huge challenge.
6) I didn't do enough research beforehand, but for the most part, Windows 10 looks really bad on this display. I wish I'd known that fonts and texts didn't upscale well on this monitor, or I likely would have gotten a 2560x1440 resolution screen instead. Be warned: Windows 10 (and especially third party applications, and most websites) does NOT like 4K displays. I will note that if your video card is powerful enough, games look really nice on this display with the resolution maxed out. I have a couple games that can run at 4K and I admit they look magnificent, but most video cards will not run most games at 4K, so you basically are trading an ugly everyday operating system experience for occasionally pretty games that you MIGHT be able to run at 4K.
7) The screen has a yellow hue to it if you aren't directly in front of it.
8) There is no EASY way to turn the brightness of the screen down. You have to go through slow, cumbersome menus if you want to do that.

Conclusion: You are getting a high resolution monitor for a good price with this screen, there should be no doubt about that. $300 is hard to find any monitor in this price range, let alone this resolution. However, do your homework on your hardware and operating system first. Look up UHD and Windows 10 online and you will find out that you are probably not in for a beautiful experience. Lots of people have problems for this, and there aren't a lot of solutions out there, currently.
530340
The vga connection is so bulky that it can't even fit into the vga input on either of my 2 work monitors that are both different. The cable is also ridiculously short so you would need an adapter or extension to actually get it to reach to your computer. This thing is pretty useless, I would return it but the return shipping cost is more than the cost of the item so I'm stuck with it.
82180
It's not worth the money. Pay the extra 100 and get a 4K high resolution monitory. I'm sending mine back.