Mount Plus MP-XMA-03 Adapter VESA Mount Quick Release Bracket Kit | Stand Attachment and Wall Mount Removable VESA Plate for Easy LCD Monitor and TV Screen Mounting (Quick Release Adapter)

Built solid. Lots of different screws to mount to your monitor or PC or both. Very well made. The only issue that I have seen with it and this is a very slight issue. Is that the screw that holds the two parts together is very hard to turn with your fingers. It's probably not supposed to turn with your fingers as it is very snug. But allen wrench needed to turn it is included. Just don't lose it. I would have rather had something that was toolless but I still like it. I would buy it again.

Like another reviewer, mine broke the first time. Cheap plastic knob is not a good fit for the allen wrench and the wrench stripped it immediately. This knob should be able to turn with your fingers! Way too tight, now the tv is stuck on there and I have to use a phillips screwdriver to get it off. Plates are ok, but the important quick release knob is absolute garbage.

Used to attach Toast POS 24 and 15" POS screens to ceiling mounts. Saved my butt, made it easier to install to a smaller hole pattern, and were great build quality, simple small packaging.BA approved-BT

There's nothing quick about this "quick-release" bracket. Removing the display requires a screwdriver, which also holds on the part that you use to adjust the position of the display up and down.What this means is that if you're buying this, as I was, to make it easier to remove a monitor from a stand and move it around, this is worse than nothing. Instead of risking losing four easily available 4mm screws, you risk losing one hard-to-replace screw and one impossible-to-replace purpose-built plastic knob.Worse, the screw isn't even captive inside the plastic knob.I don't know who thought this was a good design, but it isn't. At best, itmight make it easier to remove a monitor that is mounted on a wall for servicing, except that any flat-mount monitor brackets are going to have something similar to this built in anyway, so I really can't think of any situation where this is a good design.

This is not a quick release. A long phillips head screwdriver is required to remove a tiny screw that will most likely end up on the floor if you wall mount this. Also, hanging this will be tricky from the front "blind" side as you won't be able to see where the wall plate is unless you use two people or a very small sized monitor. Adding this to the VESA mount of a monitor stand is easier if you can work from the backside and see where everything is, but you still need to unscrew and screw a tiny machine screw (M3-0.5 x 8mm) that locks the plates together. This is a very unsophisticated mount with a cheap black finish. You get what you pay for. But it works.

Comes as advertised. Good quality. Sturdy.

Allows for me to use a panel with 75mm spacing on a standard vesa 100mm mount. The screw allows me to even rotate the screen 📺 if needed.Little tricky to install the 1st time, but works well.

I only needed the monitor plate, to fit an existing standard arm. This slot is too narrow and didn't fit. I had to file down the sides of my arm's plate, to slide in.If this is an industry standardized design, it should be compatible with everything out there. If the bolt hole pattern is industry standardized, why isn't the rest of it?