can be taken out of the bracket easily if need to use in weird applications
351811
Very simple, and long, can be taken out of the bracket easily if need to use in weird applications.
2954492
I needed a mounting bracket because I needed to install a slim slot loading DVD drive and a 2.5" SSD drive into my 5.25" drive bay. I chose this bracket because of the ventilation provided by the 3.5" bezel. My current computer traps hot air at the top of the case and I thought this bracket would help alleviate this issue while solving my drive mounting problem. I did get this to work for me but not without gettin' rough with it. First, however, lets focus on the good things.

This thing is solid. It is made out of 1 mm thick steel. The two front bay bezels and the two internal rails are all held in place with screws. This gives you complete flexability in how best to proceed with the installation of your drives. All the screw holes for my drives and drive adapters lined up. I installed the SilverStone SST-SOD02 Slim slot loading DVD drive and the Kingston HyperX 240GB SSD. These drives both came with the exact mounting hardware necessary for their installation into this bracket.

Now for the bad news. This thing is made from bent pieces of sheet metal and the tolerances for the bend locations were not precise enough. First I couldn't even get the DVD drive in until I filed down an intruding weld blob. Then it still wouldn't slide all of the way in because the 3.5" removable bezel was too tall. I bent the top flange of the bezel down with pliers and then compressed the high points further with a hammer. This caused some paint chipping which I disguised with a black sharpie. Lastly I used a dremel to reduce the top rear edge of the DVD bezel. I had to do this to reduce the squeezing together of the drive which was collapsing the slot opening on the drive.

I barely got this to work, but am happy with the final result. For the price (there are cheaper alternatives), this should have been a more precisely fabricated product.
2569188
It's a little annoying cause when you try to pull the bag out you have to do it carefully because either the basket will come off the brackets or the brackets will come off the door. And don't over stuff. But otherwise it serves its function.
652418
Excellent for holding anything to a hollow wall.  Have used these for all items from mirrors, to lights, to towel racks.  If there isn't a stud to attach to these are my go to choice for a secure wall hanging.

Why only 4 stars.  Alas, something this good has something that can be an issue.  Removal of these is tough at best.  You'll be patching a good sized hole from either pulling them out or pushing them into your wall.
3774676
THIS DOES NOT FIT IN LOW PROFILE BRACKET!
Fortunately, it's completely passively wired and the ports are connected straight across, so I was able to cut the board in half and use the one remaining port to meet my needs.
2954191
Stand was easy to install but required close adherence to the instructions. I was able to mount my 55 inch TV with relative ease, excluding the final step where I connected the TV to the bracket--for that I could have used two more sets of hands for lifting.

I am a little concerned about the strength of the bracket. The maximum load capacity is reportedly 80 pounds, and my TV only 60. Regardless,  it still looks like it's overloading the center pin which I highlighted in my picture. I have a gate keeping my kids from the front area where it could fall for now until I can get a stronger mounting bracket.

Overall, it seems like a great bracket, but I think they have overstated the load capacity.
4119398
Had to cut off one mounting tab then this bracket fit perfectly. holds a pioneer deh4300ub firmly in place. not so sure how useful the pocket holder is. its really deep.
2946794
I am sure it's useful, but I will not be using this item. The brackets help mount a speaker behind a wall-mounted tv.
756372
This bracket has a little catch inside that grabs the rod you're attaching it to. This makes it more practical than just threading the screw against the rod. Stripping is eliminated by this design. Highly recommended for mounting toms, cowbells or any other item that requires secure positioning.
4797380
When folded, the lock can fit in the palm of a hand. It's not particularly heavy. When unfolded, it's more spacious than any U lock, with enough length to lock the frame and front wheel together to a rack.

The mount is unobtrusive. It can fit frame tubes of varying diameters and can be installed and removed without tools. Unfortunately, when the lock is in the mount, it has a tendency to rattle. Also, it is possible to lock the lock into the mount. I'm not sure if this serves a purpose, but it can be annoying if one wants to remove the lock before heading out (knowing that there will be no stops) but doesn't have the key handy.

When folded up, the end of the chain is held in place by friction. If the friction ever fails, which it seems like it could do over time, the chain could whip out and things could get annoying fast.

Although the links are stronger than a cable, they are weaker than a U lock. What really concerns me, though, is the rivets. With the proper tool, it would seem trivial to pop one out. Even a strong lateral pull (requiring a tool) would seem to defeat them.

In summary, this is an innovative lock that sacrifices strength for portability while remaining tougher than a cable. I wouldn't trust my bike to it, but it gets 3 stars for innovation. I can see it being useful for a touring cyclist for whom space and weight are at a premium, who doesn't anticipate theft, and wants a lightweight yet nontrivial lock to keep people honest.
1497091
Strong clip and X,Y adjustability. The pivot screw holds the fan fairly tight, but mine does tend to sag depending on angle, which makes it fairly useless depending on the application.

Fan speeds are nice and easy to adjust.
666553
Once you attach it, it makes it easy to slip a green light laser out, with a twist, and put in a finders scope. Great bracket!
378555
Good bracket but some of the spacing seems odd. I mounted this to a plywood wall and because of this, some of the parts didn't have enough room to function (such as the screws that hold the end caps.) There's no room to screw them in if you mount it to a flat surface.
1866917
The side tabs broke on the lower bracket when i tried to bend them to adjust, quite frankly better w/out. I put fluorescent green tape on the bracket so i don't forget to take it out of the limo when done. This unit is cheap and really all you need very solid
863624
As other reviewers have written, thin metal, but finished OK and everything fits properly.  Removable drive bracket requires removing a lot of screws and is really unnecessary in a case like this one with easily removable side covers giving good access to the drive screws.
2734084
This bracket performs exactly as specified. It's easy to attach, and it holds my small (Energy Take 5 Classic) speakers on my 50" television with no trouble. The sliding function is convenient to put the speakers flush with the side of the tv, but also let you work on them when necessary without un-mounting the bracket altogether. The bracket is only configurable to mount flush with the back of your television, however, which loses a start for this reviewer - if, like me, you have a very thin LED TV and even small speakers, you will be forced to either reconfigure the bracket yourself (which I have not yet tried - will update if successful!) or live with 4-6 inches of speaker and grill protruding past the edges of your screen. It would seem a good idea to have a small offset on the bracket.
3745187
To be fair I bought these for a purpose they are so not designed for so for most folks this will not be a helpful review. The hinge on my laptop broke and so when I open it there is nothing to support it, it keeps going back until it lays down flat. I was looking for something to provide it support when opened. This bracket works great. I thought I'd have to use duct tape or something to attach it but I don't. I simply removed the four screws/bolts. Set the long ends of the L under the bottom of my computer and the shorter ends are the perfect support for my 17 inch monitor. I didn't even need to tape them to the TV tray I am using as a table to work from. As for the four screws/bolts I just dropped them on the floor as toys for my cats to play with.