The WEPOTO "A92" quick release plates (WR-A92, GP-A74/A92, R-A92) do NOT come with a side L-bracket. They only come with the plate/base. The product video does show a side L-bracket being attached. So where did that come from? Here's the deal...HOW TO GET THE SIDE L-BRACKETThat side L-bracket is sold separately at Amazon, under the name "WEPOTO 80220-Z7 Product Cannot be Used Alone Compatible with WEPOTO Brand GP-Z7/80219-Z7/CS-Z7/R-Z7 Hand Grip." Although the product name does not mention the A92 plates, the 80220-Z7 will work with any of those three plates.When you get the 80220-Z7, it comes in a small cardboard box with no instructions. It is pretty easy to put together. Just note that there are 3 long and 3 short tiny screws. Two of the long screws are used to attach the sliding part of the L-bracket (which goes into the plate) to the side L-bracket piece. Two of the short screws are used to (optionally) attach a cold shoe at the top of the side L-bracket piece. The other screws are extras; I guess in case you drop one and can't find it!You can adjust the L-bracket to be very close to the camera, or it can extend as far as 1 inch away (shown in one of my photos). This is so that the camera doors can open and cables can be inserted. I also like the L-bracket further away -- about 3/4" -- so I can use it as a handle. I feel the camera is more stable when held with left hand on the bracket and right hand on the camera grip.I found the L-bracket to be pretty solid and firm even when extended. However, for ultimate security you may want a different type of L-bracket that is a single piece of metal, both plate and bracket.BONUS AIRTAG/SECURITY INFOSpeaking of security, my previous camera was stolen. So I purchased the WR-A92 and an Apple AirTag. I carefully filed down two sides so the AirTag could fit snugly and flat into the bottom of the WR-A92 folding thing that is under the battery compartment.(Incidentally, on the WR-A92 you do NOT need to remove the camera's battery door. The WR-92 folding thing folds far enough so the door can open and the battery can come out with no problem.)After testing that the AirTag worked, I filled the compartment with Permatex 81158 Black Silicone Adhesive Sealant. The idea being that a thief could not see there's an AirTag inside, and even if they suspect it is in there (like if it is beeping) they can't easily remove the AirTag.The sealant was a little tricky to work with, but just keep adding sealant and then run something across the top so you get a more-or-less smooth finish. It sets in about an hour and is dry within a day.Finally, because I'm totally paranoid, I also replaced the bottom screw that holds the WR-A92 plate to the camera. I used a Torx security screw with a special star-and-dot pattern on top. This way a thief can't quickly or easily unscrew the plate to get rid of the AirTag.The parts I needed for this was The Hillman Group 45757 1/4-20-inch x 1/2-inch Star Drive Button Head Machine Security Screw, plus a HORUSDY 11-Piece Tamper Resistant Star Bits, S2 Steel, T7-T40 Security Torx Bit Set.Be sure the screw is only 1/2 inch long. Even that is a bit long, so you will need to add a split-lock washer made for a 1/4-20" screw. The purpose is to raise up the 1/2" screw just enough so it does not bottom out on the camera's screw socket.Also, you need to drill out the hole in the WR-A92 with a 1/4" drill bit so that the screw can turn freely within the A92 when you're tightening it onto the camera. This is a must. (I did try to dremel one of the Torx screws so it was shorter and had the smooth shaft like the screw that comes with the A92. That was a pain and did not work out. Just add a thick-ish washer and drill out the hole; it's much easier.)Finally, you can use pliers to turn the T27 Security Torx Bit, or hopefully you have a nut driver that the bit will fit into. Don't lose the bit or you'll be unable to remove the WR-A92 plate without buying another Torx bit set!The good thing is that once the plate is screwed onto the camera, you should never need to remove it until you sell the camera. There are no user-serviceable parts under the plate, only the serial number label. You should be able to get the serial number elsewhere -- from your camera's menu and from the box the camera came in.In summary, I am VERY happy with both the Arca Swiss plate and L-bracket features, and with the customization I was able to do by hiding an AirTag in the plate and then locking it to the camera with a security screw.