Mount your 26 to 55" flat-panel display weighing up to 80 lb with the black Kanto M300 Full Motion Wall Mount. It is compatible with various VESA patterns between 100 x 100 and 400 x 400mm and can extend your display 1.5 to 19.6" from the wall. The mount provides -2 to 10° of tilt and ±135° of swivel.

Supports 26 to 55" TVs up to 80 lb    Supports Various VESA Mount Patterns    Provides -2 to 10° Tilt Adjustment    Provides ±135° Swivel Adjustment    Extends 1.5 to 19.6" from the Wall

Constructed out of steel, the M300 can support up to 80 lb.

The M300 extends 19.6" from the wall to accommodate a variety of display positions. When pushed all the way back into place, your display sits just 1.5" from the wall. When fully retracted, the center of your display will sit 5" to the left or right of the mounting point.

The M300 fits VESA sizes of 100 x 100, 150 x 100, 200 x 100, 200 x 150, 200 x 200, 200 x 300, 200 x 400, 300 x 200, 300 x 300, 400 x 200, 400 x 300, and 400 x 400.

With the use of a simple tightening mechanism, you can adjust the to tilt of your display 10° forward or 2° backward to suit your viewing needs.

Built-in cable management tucks your cables out of the way and keeps them neatly and safely organized.

To make things simple, Kanto included all the mounting hardware needed to safely and securely mount your display. Instruction manuals are provided in English, French, and Spanish.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With a speedlight, does the deflector plate just reflect a significant amount of the light back out the back? A studio light would project into the box and send light sideways, but I've always been concerned that with a speedlight this kind of modifier would deflect too much light out the back.

A: The minute amount of light loss won't affect the added feature of the internal deflector which disperses the light toward the outer part of the softbox, defeating hot spots and enabling even output from edge to edge, with a quality of light reminiscent of a beauty dish.

Q: 2. What is the proper rod length for this 26" x 26" softbox? I received 19.25" and they are too long

A: 19.25" is the correct length.

Q: 3. I'm planning to mount a Canon 580EX flash unit + a Impact Powerslave receiver on this softbox. Would these fit in the Shoe-mount ?

A: We believe that it should, but are not aware of any specific test done between the two.

Q: 4. Included speed ring works with Elinchrom ELB 500 head?

A: Yes, The following adapter is needed in order to do so. Elinchrom Quadra Reflector Adapter MK-II BH #ELQRAMK2 • MFR #EL26342 https://bhpho.to/4403KGP

Q: 5. I bought the rapid pro 26” to use with my AD200 however the deflector plate touches the bulb. Would that be the case here?

A: You’re able to adjust the position of the flash or mini strobe (e.g. AD200), but it is possible that the glass cover portion of the bare bulb (if that’s the configuration in which you’re using your AD200) will come in contact with the deflector plate. If you’d like to move it back further then you can add an articulating arm such as this one between the cold shoe on the bracket and the 1/4" female mounting thread on the AD200, AD100, or AD300: SmallRig Double Ball Head with Cold Shoe & 1/4"-20 Stud (B&H# SM1135) https://bhpho.to/3fixlon

Q: 6. Would the Westcott Fj80 work with this softbox?

A: An FJ 80 could be used with the Angler BoomBox for Shoe-Mount Flashes (26") BH #ANBB26DSL.

Q: 7. Will the Godox V1 round head flash fit thru the opening?

A: Yes

Q: 8. I recently purchased the Westcott rapid box 26” to use with my AD200 however the deflector plate touches the bulb attachment of the AD200. Wondering if the distance is the same with the Angler BoomBox? It looks like a very similar design to the Rapid Box, but much cheaper.

A: The frame of the Angler has a similar depth to the Westcott RapidBox. It will not work with the AD200 with its supplied hardware.

Q: 9. is this large enough to shoot a group of people with ? (10 to 15)

A: No this is not large enough for a group of people

Q: 10. Deflector plate. Which way is best? Which way do you feel you get the most out of your light? Seems maybe the speed light facing the dome side? It just seems that maybe more light would be lost if you face the light into the cup side.

A: Facing the dome inwards will spread the light into the softbox.