Wall-mounted brackets for the Xbox One S and Xbox One X.

There are three different bottom installation methods:
One is a base with side-mounted buckles on both sides, which can effectively prevent the main unit from sliding; the other does not have a buckle design.

Because I installed the Xbox on the left side of the TV, I used the following three brackets:

• Bottom stand for Xbox One S
• The right-side bracket of the Xbox One S
• Top bracket for Xbox One S

As shown in the figure, I have conducted a load-bearing test on these brackets, and the maximum load-bearing weight is up to 80 pounds.

For the Xbox One S, the spacing between the bottom wall-mounting holes should be 8.25 inches, which ensures that the bracket is stable and does not block any ventilation openings.

I use the following gypsum board anchor bolts to fix the bracket to the wall:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/E-Z-Ancor-Twist-N-Lock-50-lb-Self-Drilling-Drywall-Anchors-with-Screws-6-Pack-11353/100171703

Note: Depending on your 3D printer model, you may need to appropriately enlarge or reduce the size of the Xbox One X bracket. At the moment, I don't have an Xbox One X on hand, so I can't conduct actual fitting tests.