I bought it to support a 43-inch PHILIPS TV.
It is a well-made and user-friendly construction.
It is quite sturdy and made of high-quality materials, considering the weight specified by the manufacturer.
Personally, I installed it on a piece of furniture as you can see in the photos I am attaching.
I want to clarify that the wood I screwed the base into is not particle board, but reinforced MDF. I mention this because I believe that if someone tries to use it on regular particle board, they will have a problem unless they reinforce it or use additional bolts with washers and nuts.
Inside the package, there are plugs for concrete, screws, and accessories, small and large spacers, long and short screws, thick and thin ones, to fit many types of TVs.
Basically, I believe it covers all VESA dimensions.
It also has a key and a small level for the installation of the base. They are cheap, of course, but for someone who doesn't have any tools, with a little patience and a Phillips screwdriver, they will manage.
It has any adjustment one can imagine.
In addition to the known folding arms to position it exactly where it suits us, it can also be moved off-center on the base, both to the right and left. The base can also rotate the TV, both backward and forward, on its axis, as well as to the right and left.
The possibility that someone may not be able to level the TV perfectly with this base assumes poor wall installation.
I should also mention that it has two useful plastic cable guides.
Why did I give it three stars instead of five?
1) It does not have instructions in Greek, which I consider unacceptable and illegal!
In addition to the instructions that came with the base, I scanned the QR code on the packaging and found about twenty languages, including Bulgarian, Serbian, and many others, but not Greek!
2) It does not have a guide (template) to mark the holes on the wall.
3) It is expensive (€50). For example, the Brateck LPA49-463D is cheaper (€41), better in construction, supports much more weight (60kg), has instructions in Greek, and has a guide for marking the holes on the wall. I bought it for another 50-inch TV, but unfortunately, it didn't fit my VESA requirements.
Why did I buy it?
Because I couldn't find any other better option with the VESA I needed (100x200) and the flexibility I wanted, at least until the time I placed the order.
In short, for someone who values durability and prevention and can afford to spend that money because they have no other choice, it is recommended.
For any other information you need, please ask in the dedicated question section, and if I can, I will gladly answer.