WALI Speaker Wall Mounts, Bookshelf Speaker Wall Mount Brackets, Surround Sound Speaker Mounts, Hold up to 7.7 lbs, (SWM402), 4 Pack, Black

Work Great for my LG surround sound, due to the LG not providing the proper mounting hard wear. Clean and easy to install

Works great for my surround speakers

These speaker mounts work perfectly for my smaller speakers on the wall.1. What's in the box?: You receive two (you can order a four kit) of these, with screws and mounting hardware included.2. Installation?: these have a nicely designed two piece system, which has a metal plate with two screws holes for install using the hardware included. Then the main piece slides over the metal piece and you use a tiny screw at the top to tighten it down. The global and crew system here allows slight movement for the speaker but it is not expansive so if you are looking for something the you can really move around this will not satisfy you. I do think for most needs this is enough.I have not had issues with the speaker moving down, but I don't think this is good for heaver speakers at all. Only light small satellite speakers will work with this. In my case due to my speaker, I did need additional hardware and that did require a trip to the hardware store for some additional stuff, in my case nuts.Overall?: These are well-priced and good enough mounts. Nothing heavy, no complex mounting requirements, and the awareness that you may need to get nuts (could they include a little more hardware?) would make this perfect, but as is it is really good. Very well-priced.

These are great mounts I use them for my rear satellite speakers on my surround sound system. This kit includes a few different screws for mounting to the speakers themselves but DOES NOT HAVE ANY M4 SCREWS. Luckily my system came with screws for mounting. The wall bracket is made of metal but the mounts themselves are plastic. If you have heavy speakers id prob look for something all metal but for smaller to medium size speakers these work great.

I bought a Yamaha stereo on Amazon. It was about $450 for the stereo. These worked perfectly for my 2 back speakers. They can be angled and also turned to the left or right. It comes with different size screws to fit different styles of speakers. I recommend these for your wall mount speakers.

The media could not be loaded. The mounts are sturdy and functional, a great value for money. Unfortunately, for those with Logitech Z906, you will have to drill a new hole about an inch below the lower hole in each mount, so that the bottom part of the mount surface doesn't block the speaker connectors, thus allowing you to fit the wires through.This workaround is relatively easy to perform on the four corner sattelite speakers, but the central speaker was a bit of a hassle, as it's placed horizontally, and the distance between the wall mounting hole and the connectors is shorter than the other four speakers. What I did was, I placed the mount surface on the speaker, secured it with the screw, but not too tight. Then I turned the speaker vertically to expose the connectors, fit the wires, held them against the speaker surface with some electrical tape, and carefully twisted the speaker and mount back to its original position. It wasn't easy, but I managed.I'm still wondering why Logitech didn't include wall mounts or at least sponsor a wall mount company to produce specific Z906 wall mounts. I also own the Logitech Z5500, which came stock with the mounts, which unfortunately are not compatible with the Z906 speakers.

I've moved these 3 different times, they're easy to install and do a good job. Adjusting them is a little odd and cheap feeling, and the mount kinda blocks the wires, but I'm still very satisfied with my purchase. It's a good value.

First let's point out the good:$5 per bracket (or slightly less with coupon) is hard to complain aboutInstall metal wall plate with two screws is easyIncludes all the hardware to install*Fiarly low profile at 2.5 apx inches from wallNow let's discuss the possible bad:Wall anchor screws are not fabulous, I opted to replace the top screw for each bracket with a longer screw as I felt like the supplied ones might be pulled loose (and this was drilled into a stud)The wall plate is metal but the brackets are plastic and fairly flexible as a result. I have a 6lb speaker and it noticeable bends the bracket a fair bit. Luckily I was looking to angle the speakers down so this was ok for me but if you want them level you may run into issuesI fear the longevity of the durability of the plastic with this much flex. I would not suggest pushing the recommended weight maximum (usually things are over engineered to hold more weight than stated but I wouldn't trust that here)The screws that are included for the speaker thread mounting appear to be #10 32 size which was actually too small for my speakers. I had to go to Home Depot and buy some 1/4 20 x 3/4” which I actually had to cut shorter as they were like an 1/8" too long.All in all, they are designed ok but are dragged down by the use of plastic when metal would have made them far more durable. I am sure cost would have gone up but I would have paid dowble for a design such as this if they were metal, instilling more confidence in their strength. At the end of the day though it is hard to complain too much for apx $5 per bracket just so long as you keep the weight down on these things.