PyleAdjustable Speaker Wall Mount Brackets - 2 Pack Extendable Steel Arms for Center Channel, Small or Large Speakers & Soundbars - 110 lbs Capacity, 6.7-11.8" Depth - Includes Mounting Hardware

Super pleased. I have a NHT center channel speaker that's quite large and this worked out perfectly.

I recently upgraded my home theater from a 73-inch Mitsubishi RPTV to an 82-inch Samsung QLED. I have a 5.1 surround speaker system with the front left/right and rear left/right speakers mounted on the walls. However, when I had the Mitsubishi, I just placed my center speaker on the top of the cabinet. That wouldn't work with the Samsung so I did some research and found the Pyle Speaker Wall Mount which looked like it was perfect for my needs. The mount arrived well-packed and undamaged. The mounting instructions were rather brief and didn't state the size of drill bit to use when drilling the holes for the screw anchors so I had to slowly increase the size of the bit until I reached the perfect diameter. I determined where center was and hung a weighted string from the TV so I could mark the wall. From there I measured twice and drilled once. As you can see from the photos, I successfully installed the mount. It is extremely sturdy and easily holds the center speaker which weighs 10 pounds. I played several videos and there were no unusual vibrations or extraneous noise when the center speaker was outputting sound. I am very pleased with this mounting system from Pyle and it's well worth the money I paid. Now I need to work on hiding the wires and purchasing a cabinet to hide everything else. Highly recommended.

My center channel speaker weighs 36 lbs. I have the mounts mounted to the wall using high quality construction screws straight into the wall studs. The mounts sag when I put the speaker on them. Not enough to be a problem but, I’m positive that the mounts will not hold the weight claimed by the manufacturer.

I looked and looked for a center speaker mount for my large rp-450c. That's a 33lb speaker. I was concerned for the stability when I read a few reviews about it not being long enough and there being weight issue and such. I can confirm the rp450c is definitely to long and to heavy for the speaker as is...HOWEVER..I threw four self tappers in all one to each side where the two peices of the mount connect at the farthest point and that made it 100 percent better and I have full confidence. You cant see the screws because I made it so theres a little bit of room from the sides and I also like that it's not long enough to come out the front because you get this floating effect. 5/5 after modification. Would recommend.Side note there is a guy with this long review about milling a screw to sit flush and what not. I was gonna follow his advice but just follow mine. It's the same result with less aggravation.

Recently, I bought a Cerwin-Vega center channel speaker that proved to be about 2x larger and heavier than I'd anticipated, and the small shelf I'd had an old cheap Boston Acoustics speaker on it had no chance of holding it up properly. These mounts are extremely strong and sturdy, but I'd recommend if you're going to put more than say 10lbs on them, be sure to screw them into studs.I also never trust the provided screws, so I went with 2" "Grabber" brand screws, which fit perfectly. Only tricky part was making sure to get everything level.The other thing I like about these brackets is they're quite innocuous when the speaker is atop them, and the fact the stands will slide out is a nice bonus. The only thing I didn't like about these is they're a tad expensive, but on the other hand if you want strong, you have to pay for strong. Anyway, definitely no fear now of that big heavy center channel speaker coming off the wall. Would buy again.

I bought a like-new unit to save some bucks. It arrived complete with everything so I figured someone just returned it.Threw out their hardware and used #10 wood screws @ 2" long for studs. My speaker is only 19# but it may just hold its rated weight without failing as long as you stud mount.In my opinion, I would not mount them with toggle bolts. Not saying they wouldn't hold but no way they are coming out of my framing. Choice is yours, of course.Paid $19 and even at full price, they seem very well made.

I bought this wall mount for my Samsung Q90r soundbar. I didn't trust the cheap wall mounts that came with the Samsung soundbar so I got this one. The wall mounts are very sturdy. Samsung Q90r soundbar is very heavy and the wall mounts supports it very well. Also with the little tabs it comes with ur speaker won't move very easily while sitting there. At first I was concerned about that but it works excellent. Just wish it was a bit cheaper, but that me being a bit a of a cheapskate lol. Highly recommend for Samsung Q90r soundbar or similar speakers like it.

So I think this is over priced brackets, because even tho its ez to use, the extending attachments are not rigid enough its too lose and can cause issue with big heavy speakers for example klipsch rp-450c. I should not have to worry about the quality and sturdiness of the item and stressing over this simple oversight. Did it work yes, BUT not with compromises and modification to make it work. At this present time its over priced and it should be reduced to $12-$15