Amazon's own label
Amazon's own label, priced at the floor
Commodity accessories made to a price, sold under the retailer’s own name.
As a reference point. Where a branded accessory costs three times the house-label equivalent and publishes the same specification, the page says so.
15 kg stated load · 14 cm from the ceiling · universal arm span to 48.43 cm · 360° rotation · ±15° tilt on a ceiling, 60° down on a wall · integrated cable routing
A 15 kg universal mount with an arm span to 48.43 cm — enough capacity and enough reach for a real home cinema projector.
Best for: A home cinema projector on a ceiling where 14 cm of drop puts the lens at the right height.
≈ 16 €
26–55" (66–140 cm) · VESA 100×100 to 400×400 · 36.3 kg stated load · tilt +10°/−5° · stated for concrete, brick and single wood stud walls
One of the few mounts that names the wall types it was designed for — concrete, brick and a single wood stud — instead of leaving the question open.
Best for: A mid-sized set on a timber-framed wall, where the stud position decides the mount position.
≈ $28 / £15 / 16 €
Terminated cable rather than a bag of plugs, with a CL2 fire rating — the specification that decides whether it may legally go inside a wall.
Best for: A short terminated run between an amplifier and a speaker on the same shelf.
