VIVO Adapter VESA Mount Quick Release Bracket Kit, Stand Attachment and Wall Mount Removable VESA Plate for Easy LCD Monitor and TV Screen Mounting, Stand-VAD2

Works great. Sturdy. Easy to use. Purpose: easy attaching/removal of my gaming monitor to a custom vesa floor stand for non permanent usage on couch when main TV is otherwise occupied. Yes, my monitor had a recessed area. No, I did not use the included hardware on the monitor side of things. It does need extenders that work to counter the recess. Plan to probably buy your own monitor spacers if you have a recessed vesa panel. I had some spacers laying around. Otherwise, this fit the bill perfectly. Monitor comes off for storage and floor stand folds up for storage as well.

I have used this quick release mount on at least a half dozen different monitors and TVs (up to 32 inches), and their mounting brackets. This mount does what I expect it to do, it allows me to quickly move a screen from one mounting location to another with easy.If I could change anything I would ask that it be even more sturdy than it already is. I'd love to see the slots and mating tabs moved as far as possible to the outer edges of the brackets. As it is right now, the screens feel a BIT wobbly when moved and give the impression that the monitor can be rotated when, indeed, it can not. This is a good design but I think it could be made even better.Don't get me wrong, these do work very well and I will buy more if needed. The brackets fit well together, for most part, and even my 32 inch monitors feel as though they are secured solidly to the mounts I have them on. I've looked at other quick change mounts (there are a lot available) and this one seems to be the best so far.I certainly recommend these to anyone who is interested in a VESA quick change mount.

I bought this to wall mount a small ten inch security monitor next to my utility room door. The monitor has 75 x 75 VESA spaced holes on the back and all of the inputs face downward. There are two rear firing audio speakers and the controls for everything are located on the front bezel. The monitor is a perfect candidate for wall mounting, the only problem is that most mounts are overkill for something this small. My number one concern was that I wanted it to be as flush to the wall as possible and secondarily that it would lock securely enough that it couldn’t be accidentally bumped off the mount. This one checked all the boxes and came in at a reasonable twelve bucks, which considering the monitor was only eighty bucks was just about right.YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FORThis mount is the utmost in simplicity, and let’s be fair, it’s not really worth any more than it costs. There is a metal back plate that mounts to the wall. You have your choice of two hole positions and there are four holes per position. The front plate just slides into a V-shaped groove and snaps into a spring loaded lever that can be reached with your fingertips from under most monitors. That front plate is drilled for either 75mm or 100mm VESA spacing. There is no swivel, tile, rotate or any other adjustment.WHAT THEY GOT WRONGLet me say first that for the most part this mount is perfect for a small monitor. When you slide it into position it click locks securely and there is no wobble or wiggle, you could not accidentally brush against it and knock it off the wall. What they inexplicably got wrong is that when mounted as shown in my photographs against a wall the tab that you’re supposed to get your finger behind to pull it forward to release the lock is pressed flat against the wall, there is no way you could ever get your finger behind it and there isn’t even enough clearance to fit a knife or credit card behind it. It’s a good think I tested everything before actually mounting it.THE SOLUTIONThe obvious solution was to bend the tab forward enough so I could get my finger behind it. But that’s not as easy as it sounds. The entire product is made from a strong grade of steel that does not bend easily and on top of that there is nothing to grab on to so you can bend it at the right spot. It took a vise and some ingenuity to be able to bend it. But I did and as you can see in the other picture it’s accessible like it should have been from the beginning.SUMMARYIf you plant to wall mount a monitor as it clearly states in their product description this product won’t do that unless you bend that tab as I did. If you plan to use it for other reasons it will probably work fine.

Work great, exceeded my expectation.

These quick release mounts are great for when you need to be able to quickly change monitors. I will say that they do add quite a bit of slop to the mount, so if your bothered by your monitors not lining up exactly, these will be a problem. The mount is solid and I'm not concerned with the monitor falling off, just know that it's not going to be as tight as a solid mount.I've used this mount for multiple monitors and it's held up very well. Being able to quickly swap out monitors on the same vesa mount saved me a bunch of time and hassle.

I don't know what I did without this slick device. Like another recent reviewer, I use this to quickly hang and unhang a monitor for DJ/Karoke gigs. The receiver plate is secured to a standard VESA mount with four screws, and the quick-mount adapter attached to my monitor with another four screws. The monitor + adapter slides down into a V-shaped channel and clicks and locks into place with a spring clip. Simply push the clip lever to unlock and slide the monitor up to remove. I purchased a 2nd kit so I can quickly swap the monitor for an ipad holder if needed. Well worth the price for speed, ease and coolness.