SanusSoundbar Mount For TV Mount Bracket - Height & Depth Adjust, Moves In-Sync With TV, Supports Sound Bars Up To 20 lbs - SASB1-B1

The only one that worked for my situation out of the three I tried. I didn't want to see any wires between soundbar and tv. I also did not want to see brackets extending upward from under the soundbar to the front of it that two other brands had. My soundbar has rear keyholes for wall mounting. This item included option to use them Thus you can't see any wire or any mounting hardware. And the mounts are easily adjustable to rise or lower soundbar or to adjust how far forward or back you want it to be relative to the front of your tv. It was worth the $25 higher price.

LG 65" , JBL 1000 soundbar, and a Sanus full motion TV Mount from Costco. Easy to install.

Fairly easy to install. Any hardware you need is supplied and marked. But the mounting holes on small Bose soundbar were approximately 5.75” apart, where the minimum the Sanus is called 6.6”. I squeezed the hanger bars when mounting soundbar and that works.

Mounted a Sony sound bar below 65” LG OLED TV (TV wall mount is Sanus BLT3). Easy to follow instructions are very comprehensive. Final adjustment tweaks to position sound bar was simple. Sound bar had 2 keyhole mounting slots on its backside, so I used the supplied knob type keyhole fasteners. 2 thumbs up!!

Installation was a breeze instructions very clear and plenty of hardware was included for all tv/soundbar sizes.The adjustment capabilities are amazing, able to move soundbar flush against the screen for a nice clean look.Great mount for a soundbar that frees up space on your tv console as a bonus.

10 pounds max! No way would this hold 20 pounds. My sony soundbar is 17 pounds an this mount is very flimzy. Waiting to see my speaker drop to the floor.Also, download install instructions first. Your soundbar needs mounting points on back. No provision for bottom mounting.

Good design and fairly simple installation (~1 hr). After installation, the Samsung Q990c sound bar (17 lb) slowly sank to the ground under its own weight. Spent another hour fiddling with the locking mechanism to try to keep it in place. In the end, I fabricated my own locking mechanism from scrap wood and U bolts to hold the rods in place vertically.Everything is working now but wouldn't buy this product again. Manufacturer could improve product by fabricating a metal locking piece with a set screw to slide over the rod and lock everything in place for sound bars closer to 20 lbs. Total time spent was ~3 hours installing and fabricating supports.

I would definitely recommend two people mounting this. It’s a wonderful invention and im grateful for it, but I never want to install this again. We have a large tv and it took ages. I do recommend this regardless! Could be user error! :)