Cheap, simple, solid.
598319
Easy to install, very adaptable. Was the easiest part of the projector installation - comes with clear directions, the 'arms' can easily be tailored to fit virtually any projector.

HDMI cable is thick and sturdy.
360356
Simple, sturdy and completely functional for the intended purpose.
1981837
No complaints. I had to shorten mine a bit which was easy enough to do. This thing is solid and appears well made.
2985813
Works as described. No issues, seems solidly made.
4495717
Inexpensive, but very sturdy.  I like the simplicity of it.  Good grip.
1122524
it's nice. Solid and clean. Not to heavy or bulky though.
828097
Good, cheap, solid wall mount. I was initially concerned with how much cheaper this was compared to many of the others but have been quite happy with the build quality and strength.

I mounted a 64" Plasma TV with this so it is quite a bit of weight but it handles it perfectly.

It is a bit more low profile then I wanted so I spaced it out with a 2x4 which also let me hit 3 studs on the wall for some extra strengh. The extra space let me tilt the TV down farther as with a larger TV you will get very little tilt out of this model.
2964871
SOLID.  Survived a year of dragging it around in my SUV and using it camping, in the rain, in houses, etc.  Incredibly simple and sturdy.  Well designed.  Great as a cheap, portable computer desk.
2828653
Good one. No complains. But looks just simple.
1581667
This is a simple, metal bracket that works fine. It does take some time from mounting it to booting the PC up but its simple and cheap (at the time it was shipping with prime!). I used it with a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Kingston-SSDNow-V-200-120GB-SATA-III-6Gb-s-2-5-Solid-State-Drive-SVP200S3-120G/dp/B006YLTY2O/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Kingston SSDNow V+200 120GB SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5" Solid State Drive SVP200S3/120G</a>&nbsp;since it did not come with any mount or cables.

However, if you are like me, an Antec 900 user, you may run into a bit of problems to mount it. You know the long screws you use to secure the 3.5" hard drive, there is a shaft that it goes through. A black plastic one. That will have to be removed and you have to use the screws provided to secure this mount in place. This is because those long screws that came with the antec case to secure 3.5" hard drives won't work as it has a larger diameter than the one in this mount. It is not much extra work but I did not expect this. That aside it secures perfectly in place with no give.

Also, be sure to use SATA cables that mount straight on... not ones that have a 90 degree tilt. Those won't work with this mount.

I shall try to update with pictures to show what I did.

All in all, if you're looking for a cheap mount, buy this!
1259787
Simple, effective, cheap. Seems really sturdy, we love it!
4599534
It works, it looks nice, it's cheap. What more could you want?
4833214
Had a 12" lying around from previous builds, and itchin to get a 12" bazooka setup like the old days.  My local audio shop, if I can assume, had this bazooka for slightly more, small enough to sometimes call a convenience fee.  This gets the job done, without breaking the bank, and gives 12" speakers a bit more "ass" than truck boxes, if you have the space.  You get what you pay for, this is no exception, but its holding up nicely.  I have my old 12" bazooka, but it 1" thick pvc and weighs roughly 75 lbs, I wasn't crazy smart back then, but hey, overkill sometimes works wonders.  Weight and size is very manageable here, its not heavy at all, and so far is holding nicely.

Its holding up to a low end mid range DVC 600 rms 12" being powered by a low end 500 watt amp, at quarter gain, which I doubt is even 175 watts in the end. meaning I'm not really even trying to push the thick but sturdy speaker ring.  Its holding nicely, I don't plan on putting a cheaper sub box with higher end speakers, and I already have waaay too much of the car rattling with just this.  Its not especially good at tight bass, but I have no complaints for $50 ish dollars.  Have a couple of concerns, but cant complain with the money spent, and is more than doing the job.  The bass is solid
2983450
Simple, straight forward, and gets the job done.
4070542
Not much to say, but these do the job. Simple, relatively sturdy, and functional.
1893493
If you are looking for an inexpensive thin case to put that extra 2.5 SATA drive in, this is it. Not much to the case, just a think of an Altiod can with a USB cable. Plain, simple and it works.
258665
For what it is,very solid product, nothing mind boggling, works as it should.