The Nest Wifi Pro Genie Wall Mount Outlet Holder Stand (3-Pack) | Lowest Profile | Open Access | No Messy Screws or Tape | Reinforced Support | Horizontal and Vertical Outlets

Why did you pick this product vs others?:it looks a little silly hanging on the wall in our hall but it's been working great for over a year now. I've only had to push the plug back in after it got knocked a couple of times and it's kept the wifi point off the ground and right where we need it in the hall where there's no furniture to put it on. Love this braket option is damage free and can be moved if we need it wanted to with no repairs or residue clean up.

Easy to set up, super clean look...no more cable on the ground!The main router that's connected to the ethernet is on a cabinet behind a photo frame so it's up off the ground and hidden ( I didn't use the mount for that one). For my 2nd mesh router- I mounted on the wall using this bracket and it's super clean, no more cable on the ground.A note: I saw the photo of how the ethernet connected router looks in the mount on a review here and agree the setup could be better for folks who connect to ethernet and use the bracket - the cords hang out looking sloppy and the Ethernet plug is long and pushes away from the wall...

For those people having issues with installation, this review is for you. I at first could not figure proper placement of the cord like many others and was getting frustrated before I finally figured it out. There really should be better instructions.What you do is make sure the WiFi access point is unplugged so you have full access. Put the access point in the mount and make sure the side clips go into the grooves of the access point. Then turn it around so you are looking at the back and can see the four “spokes”. You will lift up each one of the spokes individually so that you can tuck the cord into the triangular cavities. Use this method to effectively coil the cord around to store the excess. Once you have very little cord left and are almost at the barrel connector, plug in the barrel connector to the power port. Ensure this last part of the cord runs in the tiny channel of the mount (essentially touching the wall) that leads into the bottom “basket” area. Store the rest of the excess cord the same way previously by lifting up the spokes. Then you are ready to plug in the access point with the mount over the oval plug.While the mount does not sit 100% flush it’s at least 99% which I think still looks nice. For those plugging in Ethernet cords, I recommend skinny Ethernet cords as well as cords that have right angle connectors. It helps a bunch.Giving 4 stars because of lack of directions. I also think improvements could be made to better accommodate Ethernet cords.

Purchased these along with my Google mesh wifi nest pro 3pack. I love them they are strong easy to use and put together the company constructed well with extra preventative measures to not ruin the plugs or devices. The units all feel durable and we're stable during use great quality.*CAN'T SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT'EM JUST SHARING MY EXPERIENCE***PLAN WHICH PLUGS YOU WILL USE THESE IN BEFORE PIRCHASING**If your using these and your plugs are lower to the ground in your house it can affect the signal connection strength between the units causing the mesh system not to work... This happened to us and we tried every possible solution to fix the issue sadly we needed the units to be higher off the ground and even when using them in one plug higher up with other units elevated it still caused us an issue. We live in a 6 bedroom 4 bathroom two level home the product in no way was faulty or causing this. This was JUST an issue for our house and situation.STILL WE ARE NOT RETURNING THESE BECAUSE I LIKE THEM SO MUCH I'M HOPING TO FIND A WAY TO MOUNT THEM DIFFERENTLY OR MAKE THEM WORK .

To connect the hanger with the wifi pro and its plug, you have to connect first and then do a hacky way of wrapping the cord around the x pattern in the picture. It pops off easily while wrapping requiring me to start over. I tried wrapping before attaching wifi pro and it would not connect. Connection is very simple and looks great with no power plug. Products for mounting the original google wifi are much better because they include a tract for wraping the power cord. This does not. I wanted to return, but either they don't have return policy or I missed the window by a week.

These work as advertised. Useful in that you no longer have to keep the extender on the floor.

These wall mounts work perfectly and look fine. However, as is the experience of some other buyers, my set arrived with one cracked apart at the most narrow part of the holder. And as others, I am only using two for the points, and have the primary standing on a shelf, I did not bother to send them back.

Love them keeps it clean and out the way