Customer Reviews:
 Good but not perfect August 17, 2008
Zukovsky (Edinburgh, Scotland)
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
The bracket is extremely sturdy and well made, although there is one small problem and that is a slight sag on each bolted joint due to the weight of the TV. This is enough to tilt the TV slightly out of horizontal alingment. The sag can be minimised by tightening up each joint quite hard, but you lose the ease of adjustment by doing this. If I was buying another bracket, I would get one with a rotational adjustment for the TV to compensate for this.
Also, the instructions were not 100% clear for assembly.
 Exactly what i wanted...... August 2, 2008
Matthew Parsons (UK)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Brought this item just a few days ago to go with my new sony (Sony KDL-26P3020 - 26'' Widescreen Bravia HD Ready LCD TV), perfect item, Mounting was easy, instructions were easy enough (diagram :0)). Supports the weight of the TV easily and movement is good.
I like it ... May 2, 2008
Finch (Tyne and Wear, UK)
20 out of 22 found this review helpful
I ordered this from Amazon, attracted by the decent price. As usual, Amazon delivered swiftly, within a couple of days of ordering so my husband rigged it up last night. Hama is a German brand apparently so I expected the quality to be good and I wasn't disappointed. It's very sturdy and looks the part. The only reason I didn't give it 5 Stars is because it is just a little on the bulky side; I think I was expecting it to fit closer to the wall than it actually does but for all that I think it's a cracking good deal from Amazon. My new TV has arrived today so I'm looking forward to seeing what it looks like when it's fitted to the bracket.
 You need lateral adjustment! March 24, 2009
Annette Curtain (Bucks, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's reasonably priced, solid and well made.
However, without a lateral adjustment I'm guessing most people will end up (like me) with a slightly wonky TV on the wall. It might only be out by 1 or 2 degrees (a slightly uneven wall forces your drill a tiny fraction off the carefully made mark and it's hello Mr Wonky!) but it'll bug you for evermore!
I'd say it's worth paying a bit more for the extra adjustment if you can push your budget just a little further.
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