Eueasy 3.5mm Jack Adapter for Headphone, Charge and Audio Splitter

Brilliant quality and design. If you have a toddler and flat screen TV you NEED this. As you've probably aware if you're reading this, children can and do die from TV's (amongst other things) falling on top of them:-http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2934936/Distraught-parents-young-children-killed-falling-items-furniture-TV-sets-rally-raise-awareness-tip-deaths.htmlhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/4013904/Toddler-crushed-to-death-by-falling-television-named-as-Emily-Hughes.htmlhttp://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/toppled-flat-screen-tvs-causing-injuries-and-deaths-in-kids-study/article26581278/This is very sturdy and robust and comes well packaged with good instructions and all the bits you need for various fitting methods and cabinet designs. You can fix it to the wall, or securely clamp it to the TV unit and various thickness's are accounted for.It screws into the back of the TV in the holes that are provided for wall mounting and does a very good job of securing it. It's easy to fit and will work on just about any TV cabinet with the various options provided.You can buy cheaper straps and the like, but this is a lot more robust and also prevents the TV being pushed, or toppled backwards as well as forward.I can't recommend this product highly enough. It's not the cheapest, but not very expensive considering the alternative.If this review has been helpful for you, please take a moment to click the button below.

Very straightforward to install and should be more secure than the ones which are just straps.Some observations:- Every part is labelled which speeds up the fitting (although saying that two parts had the wrong label on them but it was obvious from the diagrams in the instruction manual). Very good instructions.- 8 different types of bracket screws are included: M4x25, M5x25, M6x25 ,M8x25, M4x12, M4x12, M4x12 and M4x12, My TV needed M6x12.- They've included a screwdriver so you could fit it without any other tools (unless you are fitting to the wall in which case you need a drill).- I've done a stress test. When I push or pull it it does wobble a bit but should withstand an accidental shove from a child. The wobble is most likely because I have attached it to a thin table stand which flexes under pressure.For reference I have successfully it to a 50" Sony.

We bought a new 43" LG TV earlier this week, it's great apart from the feet it has to stand on which don't make the TV very stable. My daughters aren't toddlers but I was still concerned they might accidentally catch the TV or even myself when dusting. I looked online and you can get straps that drill to the wall but this product looked ideal and was getting good reviews. I've just fitted it myself and it was fairly easy but it is worth reading all the instructions first before starting. Our TV sits on the stand at an angle but this can still be used with no issues, our glass TV stand also has a cable tidy so I fitted it slightly off centre so it could clamp to the side of this. It comes with lots of fittings and the height can easily be adjusted to suit.I'm much happier now as I'm not worried about anyone getting injured by a tipping TV or having to go and buy another one because of a smashed screen.

I bought this item at the same time as my new TV stand (Black Double Sliding Door LCD Plasma TV Cabinet Stand 110cm 38-55 Inch Screens) from Amazon. The product was everything I expected it to be, it will do the job it is expected to do at a very low price.I would have given this item 4 stars except for a very poor design in one of the components (it has different components depending on how and what you want to attach it to, which is a good idea).My TV stand is a boxy chip-board thing with a back to it so I couldn't use the clamp component that you see in the picture. The component I used was such that I could attach it by putting screws through it into the wood at the back of my TV stand.However, the top piece of my TV stand is a plank of chip-board approx 15mm thick, about average thickness for a piece of wood used for this purpose. Now in order to secure the component in place properly, I would need to put the screws in the centre of 15mm thickness. However, the pre-drilled holes in the component were approx 20mm meaning they were expecting to be screwed into a 40mm thick piece of wood! That's thicker than my door!Luckily I have a decent drill and a range of drill-bits for metal, cos the stuff they made the component out of was tough! I drilled 2 holes in the correct place, then screwed it in place.A couple of minutes extra was all it took, but it was annoying.Other than that, it works fine, is easy to attach and seems to have all the bits to attach to any TV.

Well built, clear instructions, well packaged. Looks great and unobtrusive too. Several nuts, bolts and pieces included for different mounting needsHowever, didn't fit well in my new LG Oled tv since the screws at the back are positioned very low and couldn't clamp to the glass table I have (very similar to the picture). So I had to cut the metal bar as much as possible with a saw, but there's so much you can go and it was still not quite enough for me. I suppose I could have fixed to the wall but didn't want to make holes in a rented house

This is not, as advertised, a universal system. I tried fitting to my new Panasonic TV but due to the low position of the mounting screws on this model the arm was too long to be attached to the TV stand. I have read online and here of the same problem with other manufacturer's TVs and even people shortening the arm or bending it to get it to fit. It looks a solid piece of kit but buyer beware it is certainly not a Universal solution.

If you have a massive TV on a stand then you notice they are kind of unstable. However if like me you dont want to wallmount your TV then this is an ideal solution. Its a clamp that fits to the back of the TV and a vice grips the table surface securing the TV and protecting it from falling over. Two kinds of securing kits are supplied. One uses a big fat plastic wedge that you turn to clamp down on the stand. No tools needed. The other one is where it actually screws INTO the stand. This will only work on a wooden stand. I wouldnt do it for MDF. Im happy with this as my big 60 incher is now so much more stable and safe!

I bought this for my new 40 inch tv as I’d had one before for my old 32 inch one. Unfortunately it did not fit. I was unable to return it as the only return option was a next day pick up from home and I work and could not get a day off to stay at home.