ynVISION.DESIGNWall Mount Compatible with Sonos Era 300 Speakers - Pair - Tilt 18°/Swivel ±21° - Cable Management - Concrete/Brick/Wood Stud Mounting Hardware Included - Easy Assembly - Black

I bought a Beam (Gen2) soundbar for our 85" tv because the Beam comes with HDMI connection to tv which allows users to continue with their standard tv remote to control the volume of the tv coming out of the Beam soundbar.Then, I bought the Sonos Sub4 (newest Sub version) and paired it with two Sonos ERA 300 surround speakers, which required me to find wall brackets to mount them about 2' lower than my 10' high ceiling.These ynVISION.DESIGN brackets worked perfectly. They screw to the wall with 3 screws, which is great, and the brackets have an opening against the wall for the wire(s) to connect to the speaker if you are concealing the wires withing the wall. I recommend those heavy-duty drywall anchors for mounting if you cannot locate a wood stud near your preferred mounting location. These brackets are designed specifically for the ERA 300 speakers so the are snug to the speaker. These brackets can point straight ahead, swivel up to 21 degrees left or right, and 18 degrees down. Truly a perfect and inexpensive alternative to the Sonos brand ERA 300 brackets that cost about $79 for one (1) bracket, and have only one (1) screw for mounting which means you MUST screw into a stud.

Good quality, no issues and easy install. 10/10

I've found the perfect budget speaker wall mount. Clean, minimal design and adjustable. That's what I want. Love it

Works just as advertised

Works great fast shipping. Everyone else would have taken a couple of weeks.

I like this mount so much, I got another set but my review of the individual mount remains trueSo my main beef with this mount is the non-inclusion of proper drywall anchors. Of course no anchors are needed if mounting over wood studs. If mounting over brick or concrete, the plastic anchors are included. However, I would imagine the vast majority of users are going to mount over drywall behind which they may or may not be able to locate studs. In fact, I would venture to guess that many people are going to mount there Era 300 in a corner, making locating studs with enough clearance for the large speaker problematic. So, for the instructions to tell you to 'contact a contractor' or something like that if you're going to mount directly into drywall without a stud behind kind of rubs me the wrong way.Anyway, for me, I had this exact issue and spent way too long trying to locate a suitably placed stud in the corner of the room where I was going to mount the speaker. But, after a couple hours (yes, hours), I finally got it done. Yes, I know I could have gone to a big box hardware store and found the correct anchors for the drywall, but not at midnight when I was actually doing this.Regardless, after less than a day, the mount seems stable. I have it high up in the corner, so I actually want it angled down (ie, not flat and level) as well as twisted towards the center of the room. The way the mount works allows for these adjustments.Only time will tell how stable the mount remains consider the weight of the speaker. I will update my review if anything changes in that or any other respect.

I have 3 sonos era 300s mounted with these brackets.They are all pretty sturdy. I have them mounted to studs because the era 300s already heavily and I wouldn't mount this just to drywall with anchors.

A great wall mount for my Sonos era 300. At a reasonable price.