Second Chance Vogel's EPW 6565

Because I didn't want to damage my wooden ceiling, I chose this bracket that I mounted in the back of my beamer room. If you want to hang a beamer against a wall, this bracket is about the only solution, other brackets are for ceiling mounting. How lucky that it is a solid and sturdy model! For a "bracket" it is a bit of money, ceiling brackets are a lot cheaper.
You can't argue about taste, but I think the bracket is quite beautiful and elegant, fitting in any contemporary interior.

When mounting, you should carefully consult the manual of your projector about the bolts to be used for mounting. Included with the bracket are M3, M4 and M5 bolts for screwing into the beamer, each 8mm long. They were too short for my optoma HD26, I used an M4x12 bolt. Less fun if you only find out when the brico has just closed of course....

I was looking for a wall bracket for my Benq projector, which is not too conspicuous, which hangs cleanly and firmly on the wall, and which I could rely on.
The assembly is explained fairly simply, all accessories and assembly supplies are included, and if you read what it says, it is assembled and installed in fifteen minutes.

The flexible but fixable 'head' makes aiming and 'straightening' the image super easy: you mount the beamer on the sphere, align the image, and then simply tighten the clamp with the lever.

The bracket fits into the Vogel system for wall mounting, so you can add the other modules to it, so that the cables can be neatly hidden between the different parts.