Dot Genie Google WiFi Pro Version

Works as expected. Well made no complaints

This is a pretty awesome product if you happen to have Google WiFi hubs throughout the house. It’s a simple product, and I suppose you can 3D print something like it; but, for the cost, it’s probably easier to just purchase the product. Anyways, if you’re the type of person that doesn’t like wires all over the place, or want something that looks clean, these mounts allow you to wrap the Google WiFi hub power cable around it, and plug it directly into an outlet, resulting in the hub taking up minimal space. Due to the way the mount is designed, it likely won’t cover any outlets above it, so you don’t have to worry about this taking up multiple outlet spacing. It does give the WiFi hub a unique look, and people always ask what the circular object connected to the wall is. Another cool part about this mount is that if you turn the LED on the WiFi hub on, it can serve as a nice night light in a hallway, or whatever room you place it in. I regret not purchasing three of these to conceal all the hubs throughout the house - I only got one since I was iffy about the potential use case and quality; but, I’ve had the one mount for a few months and love the product!!

These hangars cradle your Google wifi routers easily. The plastic body employs some thoughtful geometry I appreciated when I could observe the router hangs flat against the wall clearing the Decora receptacle cover well. The integrated wire cavity works but would benefit from some nibs along the interior surface of the spiral channel to positively retain the power supply cable since the lack of such a feature makes the coiling process frustrating. Also, I learned that the cable bulk could uncoil easily making the task of installing the power supply to the receptacle more of a chore than necessary. After mounting five routers the uncoiling serpent phenomenon became a catalyst for intense aggravation and R rated language. One thing that could help with the current design would be to place some clear tape over the coil once it is inserted into the spiral channel groove. Another product design idea to improve power supply retention would be to incorporate a drilling to allow for the receptacle cover plate screw to affix the hangar securely. My initial impression after unwrapping was that the overall material thickness seemed a little thin when comparing the weight of each router to the mounting solution however once installed the routers have remained affixed as the hanger is intended. While some flex in the material can be observed during unwrapping the material spec seems better than average and the finish is what you expect from a quality injection with proper post process polishing. Nice! Cool features as compared to other similar solutions and particularly the pass thru punch out which allows for ethernet and the power cable routing directly underneath the hangar so cable routing from floor level is clean and easy. I purchased 6 of these hangars, and the routers are working fabulously well compared to the previous table top orientation which work great but not this great. Yay! For the price a good deal..thanks.

Would be nice if it could turn for plugs aligned sideways.

Works great

I had week signal in my garage from my Netgear and didn't seem to be getting the 150MB Speeds my Cable Company says I am. So I put this 3-pack in and its made all the difference. I have great signal throughout my house and even as I drive in the driveway it connects to my Wi-Fi with good coverage. My speeds are noticeably faster on streaming YouTube TV on my Chromecast and PS4 Gaming. The setup app is easy and once its done, shows you live and over time usage by every single device so you can see what devices are eating up your bandwidth each month. Works great! And I like that if you have Ethernet, you can even set these to direct wire instead of using the Wi-Fi Mesh. All around a great purchase!

We purchased a Google Home Wi-Fi system a bit ago, and even though the routers look good, they are still kind of a pain to have around the house on counters and shelves throughout the house. After doing a bit of research, we decided to take the plunge and purchase these, and we are glad we did! The units themselves are as small as you can get and still have a secure hold on the routers while they hang. They are easy to install (wrap the cord up behind them and stick into an outlet), and there have been no issues with them staying in place. Now, the routers are hidden out of sight but function the same. They also install low enough not to block any other outlets when putting into place. I would recommend these for anyone looking to get their routers out of sight but still organized and secure.

For the price, these things are a good buy. I had two Google Wifi extenders I wanted to hang/mount from the outlet. Pros: First off, the cords hide great. It makes the cord management look good without causing any damage to the cords. It also looks great when actually hanging. Lastly, having the open access to run Ethernet is a great utility as well. Cons: The space in which the power cord goes through the plastic to "mount" the unit on the outlet does not properly fit the space. It is a millimeter or 2 too wide, causing it to be loose and makes one of my units fall to the floor very easily. I have to wedge it in between the gap to make it tight, then it hangs fine. This is a concern of mine since I do not know how long it will stay wedged in the plastic space. For this reason ONLY, I do not recommend this model. I had serious issues getting the Google Wifi point to stay, and once I did, if you nudge it, it will fall.

This was the perfect thing to install in my house, made the management of the pods really easy and now i have great wifi coverage but also a nice way to display it.

Fácil, económico, práctico y sencillo.

These are great mounts for Google wifi pucks and hide the cords nicely.

Excelente calidad y de fácil instalación.

Does what the product description says. One star deduction because the wire management is a bit fiddly and hard to get right. But once you've mounted your Google Wifi puck, it's not moving out of it again, so it's a minor inconvenience.