Mounting Dream Soundbar Bracket Sound Bar TV Mount Designed for TVs with Protruded Bottom on Back - Holds Up to 15 lbs - with Adjustable Arm and L-Shaped Bracket for Mounting Above Under TVs MD5421

Works great I have different tv’s and sound bars and everything bolted right up was really easy and I was able to mount a sound bar on the bottom of one and on top of the other without any problems would definitely buy again

I'm very pleased with this mount. I used it in a slightly different fashion than designed just due to my setup but the product has enough variations that you can piece it together to make it work for you. My sound bar (unfortunately) had the keyholes (I think the screw ins are a much better design) but this product has the keyhole screws so it worked great. I also picked the model with the offset spaces not because my TV had a bump at the bottom but because I wanted to mount the soundbar flush with the front of the TV. Highly recommend!

So, I saw a review that said this doesn't work with the TCL 6 Series. I can confirm that it actually does work with a 55R646. It just requires some careful positioning of the TV mount brackets.How I got my soundbar on there is that you keep the joint touching the protruding back. You then move the TV mount bracket left or right while tilting the TV mount bracket up slightly until a hole matches with the bottom mounting screw holes on the TV. Since the bars are short, you have to hope that you can find some kind of spacing that'll work for you. You only need to attach to one hole with the bottom ones being the easiest. I needed a little more distance for my bar since the keyhole mounts are kind of far.Another thing to keep in mind which isn't mentioned in the manual is that you can use extension arms (the L-shaped pieces) as extenders if you're mounting to the back of the soundbar instead of to the bottom. The instruction manual shows you how to attach the extension arms to the bracket. Just flip the extension arms so the longer piece is attaching to the end of the bracket instead of the shorter piece. A picture of what I landed on is included to explain. This gives you a little more distance but slightly adds to the overall weight.So, after some fighting, I eventually got it on. It is sagging a little bit, but I will find some way to handle that by using something to attach the top of the soundbar to the TV's bottom. The reason it's sagging is because my bar is over 15 lbs, but I thought it would work since the information mentions both 15 lbs and 22 lbs. I guess 15 lbs is the real limit.Some suggestions for Mounting Dream if they want to improve this kit would be:- Make both brackets longer. I toyed with the idea of mounting the bar to the top of the TV, but the brackets aren't long enough to do that with this particular TV.- Make the joint smaller and include one or two more screw holes above it. The whole reason I had to angle the TV mount brackets like that is because the joint blocks the bottom mounting screwholes on this TV when the TV mount bracket is vertical.- Make sure the maximum weight is consistent throughout all informational material. The product page states 15 lbs but the comparison at the bottom states 22 lbs. Since this is the only product of its kind, I decided to try it anyway despite my bar being 18 lbs. Luckily, it worked, but it is sagging a little bit.So, 4 stars is my rating. Good, but has slight issues depending on the TV and soundbar.

I was worried on how to screw it on the TV. I used the 4 screws that attach the TV wall mount to the TV and it worked great. My soundbar does not have screw mounts so I had to use the wingnut and screw provided in the holder as a stop and it worked great. My soundbar was just the right width for this to work. The offset also worked well to get around the protruding TV case on the bottom.

There's a ton of different ways to install this. I didn't install them like the instructions said but it worked fine and I got it adjusted how I wanted. Be prepared to make a ton of adjustments on both sides to get this right but for the price and sturdiness this fits the bill.

The packaged arrived as scheduled and in a well-packed box. However, there wasn’t in universal instructions so set up was not quick. Trial and error was my experience so it took me 25 minutes.

I'm a contractor and I've been exclusively using this brand for many years. So, when I needed sound bar mounts I decided to just trust the same company. These do require placing under your existing mounts when adding. I suggest using a folding table and moving blanket for your convenience. 2 people should be required since you will no longer be able to place your hands comfortably at the bottom of your TV (wall mount). I did my 65" by myself, it was a nightmare to hold and aim for the bracket I couldn't see!

Despite the description (and Q&A) saying it fits Sonos Playbar you'll read multiple reviews saying otherwise.I decided to give it a shot anyway as there are only two other options for TV's with protruded bottom and this one seems to be the more popular one.Let me start by saying that I did make it work, but just barely, it's a VERY tight fit.The long bar has to be put in an angle so the short bar can actually reach the speaker (see picture) - I don't see this working on a bigger TV to be honest, the short bars are just too short.The Playbar's mounting 'ears' make it pretty tricky to tighten the bar - this isn't the mount's fault, but should be noted.Overall the mount is well made, and with a bit of outside the box thinking it did end up working just fine.Plenty of extra hardware is included and I didn't need anything extra.Docking one star for the fact that while I was able to make it work, it shouldn't be labeled as "compatible" with the Sonos Playbar - there is no way to install it "properly / per the instructions".