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Mediante el ajuste del tornillo en la parte posterior, incline hasta -18°
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Giratorio hasta 45° hacia la izquierda y hacia la derecha
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Viene con correas para facilitar la gestión de cables
Miguel
Comentado en México el 20 de febrero de 2025
Bastante resistente! Y de buena calidad!
Russell Williams
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de mayo de 2024
I love Sonos hardware, but you pay through the nose for it, particularly when you buy any accessories. I'm rolling out a bunch of Era 300s in my house during a remodel, so I was really interested in testing this.First, they do a great job of providing you everything you need with the mounting hardware, and it's very straightforward to install it. It took me about 20m for both brackets, and that was with reading the instructions and playing with it for a bit.I've had the speakers set up for a couple of months, and they haven't moved. They're stable, and I love how they look (I shorted the cable from the wall to make it invisible). I'm extremely happy with them!
arcoca9
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2024
Wow, this wall-mount for the Sonos Era 300 speaker is a great value. It is solid as a rock, mounts easily and holds the speaker securely, which is something given how large the Era 300 speakers are. It's a perfect fit for the Era 300, and best of all, it is much less expensive than the Sonos mounts. Don't hesitate to order this for your new Era 300.
Travy
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de marzo de 2024
I just picked up a Sonos Era 300 and saw this mount. I like that you can rotate it side to side but also up and down, giving you endless options for positioning. The mount is solid metal and very sturdy. It includes all of the mounting screws you need for the wall and for the speaker. Hides behind the speaker so you have a professional, seamless look. I definitely recommend.
Steve
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de marzo de 2024
Okay, let's start with the good parts about this, of which there are quite a bit more than the parts I would change.First, the plate that screws into the Era 300 is metal, and it looks like there are some pretty strong welds at the back to hold them. That's great, because the Era 300 is a heavy speaker (if you have one, you know.) I have no concerns about that plate supporting the weight.It adjusts easily side to side once the speaker is on. You can point it whichever way you want pretty easily.Installation is straightforward and easy once you find and mark off a stud to mount it into. The bottom screw holes are almost as wide as the stud, so I'd be careful to make sure you really found the edges of the stud before you screw them in.The instructions are clear that you need to mount this to a stud. I debated for a while about using Toggler bolts to hold it to drywall, but ultimately, I followed the instructions and used screws into a stud.They do have nice rubber feet on the mounting backet, and I think that helps reduce any vibration or squeaking when you're playing music. The sound out of these things on the wall is much better than the sound of these sitting on a table in my application (surround speakers in a home theater.)Okay, some parts I don't love:There is no way to control the tightness of the side to side motion that I can tell. So if it starts to loosen up it may eventually have insufficient friction to hold it pointed the way you want. A set screw would have been nice.The bracket that connects to the wall is plastic. The Era 300 is pretty heavy, and the plate that comes with this is also pretty heavy - and all that weight goes on to a plastic pin screwed to the wall. Generally, I thought that this part should have been metal. I'm sure it's fine, but it probably wouldn't have cost much more for this to be made of metal, and I'd feel really secure with my almost $500 speaker on the wall.The up/down adjustment is achieved by loosening a screw that provides tension on the post. Only loosen this a TINY bit, because I did a quarter turn, and it was hard to hold the speaker in place while I adjusted it. Frankly, I don't have a ton of confidence that the speaker will stay pointed the way I want over time. You may be further ahead to hang these a little higher and just let them point a little down, since gravity may make that happen, anyways.All in all, these are good, but I'm docking a star for the plastic bracket. That seems like an oversight.
joel valdez
Comentado en México el 23 de octubre de 2024
No lo puse porque la verdad está muy fragil, la base es de plástico y se nota que se romperá ,mejor no lo instale y buscaré otras opciones más seguras par mi bocina.
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