Mini Projector Wall Ceiling Mount Hanger 5KG Load Mounting Bracket for Mini Projector Camera

Here are photos of how we made it work in our bedroom. The screen is across from the bed, so, this makes our entertainment system quite comfy!It was easy to install. We decided to staple the wires down the wall so that we could position the projector itself closer to the center of the ceiling because that gave the best picture on the screen.We have a shelf behind it where we put our laptop to connect it to the projector. This arrangement works quite well! I don’t feel like wires are in the way. And it’s always set up and ready for use!Hint: when trying to turn the screen upside down, go to the Option screen and choose Rotate 2. I think the instructions wanted us to find it on the Picture screen and it just isn’t there.We just used three thick shorter screws we had to hold it in place and that was the safest thing to do! Don’t use skinny thin screws. You want the thread to be close together. We set it up in Feb and it’s been great ever since.For some reason the audio is louder on my husbands Asus Laptop rather than my HP one. Idk how to change that.The picture is clear where we have it positioned. We really do enjoy it in our bedroom where we can lay down and watch a movie.

Great buy for small projector. Got this for install of dbpower mini projector. Installing on my pool deck, using a clamp to one of the support poles.Works great.Pros-Lightweight and self explanatory. Easy to use and install.Cons-Very flimsy feeling. Not bending or failing, just doesn’t feel like a perfect long term solution.However I paid less than $10 on prime so I would recommend this for a similar use.Comes with mounting hardware that I didn’t use.

Simple and efficient item. Worked awesome and simple to setup my mini projector.One small suggestion was that the ways knobs were designed to tighten up the projector's positionwere not easy to handle, why can't it be made simpler and sturdier in design ?Even when the screws were tight, the item still wasn't able to handle a little tug and the projector keptskewing off. I made it work somehow by tying the projector wires separately, to avoid wires being pulled accidentally causing projector to skew out of alignment but that shouldn't have been necessary for well designed product.

Works Great. Nice and compact and easy to use. I do have to tell you to make sure you have enough distance between the projector and the screen. The distance of mine is 13 paces (heal to toe. I can't find my tape measure). I currently have to reduce the "magnification", for lack of a better word, to 75% to have the image fit on the screen I'm using. I'll post the link to the screen I'm using. The projector does state is needs complete darkness for it to work well. They are not kidding. One can see the image with some light in the room but it won't be as clear and crisp as it does in total darkness. I recommend using Twisted Veins ACHRALA4 Pack of Four (4) HDMI Right Angle Connectors/Adapters if you plan to mount it on the wall, especially if you're going to use a ChromeCast which protrudes a great distance w/o these adapters. The speaker, that are fed by the HDMI, are not that loud but they do have an audio jack (3.5mm) which works well. I has a standard mount screw for mounting on a stand or wall.

I use this to hold up a mini projector, and would not want to use it for anything much heavier than that in the configuration I have it in. There are stacking tolerances that make this mount overall wobbly and difficult to get the angle right. The mount screws into the wall, shaft screws into the mount, another piece screws into the end of the shaft, then a final piece goes over this tip and has a screw that is driven into the tip to hold the whole thing where you set it. The projector (or whatever you're mounting) then screws onto the end of this. All of these stacking tolerances make it unstable, because if any one of these pieces is slightly loose the projector can move. I would only recommend this mount if you are on a budget and going to set it in a place where it is at no risk of getting bumped, and the cables are run in such a way that it doesn't apply any torque on the mount.

This mount is awful. I wanted to use it to mount a pico projector from my ceiling but the pivot mechanism at the end cannot be secured. The metal is so soft that as soon as you try to secure it in a particular place it lets go and the projector hangs in whatever direction it would naturally sit. I should’ve known better given the low price but figured I would try it out because it had a handful of positive reviews. Spend an extra $10 and buy something that will work.

This mini projector mount is exactly as described, was easy to mount and looks great on my wall. It allows for a lot of movement of the ball and socket head that attaches to the projector. It's light weight and doesn't tug on the drywall at all. The only thing that could have made it better (not really for me because I'm experienced at mounting/building but perhaps for other buyers) is an instruction sheet on how to properly mount or assemble. For $10, it's amazing.

Light weight and works really well. There's a bit of give with the ball joint, but it holds the projector steady and I am not afraid of it falling. Instead of drilling into the wall I attached it to cardboard with some gorilla glue and then applied velcro wall hangers. Makes it so I can move around with the projector if I want to watch something somewhere else. It may not look the best, but I rent and this makes the projector more versatile.