Chamberlain B4603T MYQ Smart Garage Door Opener, Ultra Quiet Belt Drive, 3/4-HP Motor - Quantity 1

I upgraded to this from a Craftsman 1/2hp opener that was probably about 20 years old and had a chain drive. This one is significantly quieter, definitely worth the upgrade if you have an old and/or chain-drive opener.

Love this garage door opener!!! It’s so quiet and I love the motion sensor light that is the perfect brightness. The app is also great. Better than expected.

Easy to install, works flawlessly! Easy connection to internet, no issues at all. Very happy!

Excellent garage opener!

Theses are very quiet. But the channel is made up of 3-4 pieces you push into each other. Works ok but each joint it slides over better be greased!! Would be 6 stars if it had better channel.

NIce cosmetic view, have power and is silent, but here are the negatives, Dont works with alexa, Im having issues with the MyQ app, left outside my home after an error in the app, constantly is erasing the up and down limits, need to reprogram in order to start working again. Be prepare with a remote and a spare key to enter your home. This issues make me lose confiability in the product to work when needed and expected. Note today have to jump the fence to enter my home and open from inside, install the key number remote and program, after that have to AGAIN reprogram the limits. Take about 4 times to make it working again. Will contact chamberlain to report this issue.UPDATE, After carefully inspect the close funtion, notice the sensor blink during closing operation. Problem solve, sensor are very sensitive, a little bend in the base of the sensor was the issue, movement from the door while closing make the sensor activate and cancel the close operation. Door have been working after this adjustment.

Excellent opener - smooth and quiet. I installed by myself no problem.

Just spent an entire day taking down an old garage door opener and installing this one. Kind of a pain in the butt because of my low ceiling, but doable. Plug it in though: no power to the sensors, no power to the corded opener. Awesome. Private equity meets legacy corporation strikes again.So I dial an overseas call center and she knows exactly what's wrong (almost like this happens all the time). She says I can either dismantle the entire thing for an even exchange — no kickback for the trouble — or she can send out "the brain" of the unit and I can install it myself. So now I'm basically manufacturing my own goods and services. But I'll have to wait 10-14 days for the part to arrive, of course.I'm sure everyone else sees it too, but if you're replacing a 22 year old thing with a newer thing the difference in manufacturing quality is blatantly obvious. It's too bad the previous homeowner took such bad care of the existing opener because it probably could have kept going for years. This one I'll be shocked if it makes it past 5, even after I have to manually replace a defective yet important component right out the box. Everything feels and looks cheap. But I don't want to take it down and waste another day with another unit. So whatever.Also knowing Blackstone's in charge of Chamberlain now, I definitely won't be buying any of their products ever again simply because of that. Had I not went to Google for their phone number I probably never would have seen that headline lol What a shame.