HomeMount for Netgear Orbi Wall Mount - Wall Mounting Bracket Kit Compatible with Orbi Tri-Band Router,Satellite,RBS50,LBR20,RBK50V,RBK23,RBK50,RBS20,AC2200,AC3000 (Clear 2Pack)

I really like this product.My pics show my setup. Still need to organize the cords a bit better but at least you get an idea of how it might look for you.Purpose: Try to get my Orbi RBK50 router and Netgear CM1150V modem off my desktop to free up a little space. Due to COVID, I'm working from home a lot. Any thing I can do to free up a little space and also organize myself is helpful.Tools needed: 1/4" drill bit if using drywall anchors and drill, Philips head screwdriver, level.I was really hoping that I could also mount my modem using the 2nd shelf and it worked out perfectly. Due to existing artwork on wall, I was only able to mount the units about 8" up from the desktop but it did open up some space and makes it look so much more organized. I would have liked to mount them about a foot higher but this works fine. Supposedly mounting your router high on a wall improves the wifi signal. Also getting it away from other existing electronics helps as well.Installing was simple. Find where you want to mount. Place until on wall. Make sure it is level. Mark with pencil where you need to drill the three 1'4" holes, drill holes, insert wall anchors, and screw unit in. Feed wires/cables from bottom thru hole in back of unit and done. Unit is very secure and will easily hold your router or modem. Took 15 minutes max to install both units. Instructions are good.Units are made of clear hard plastic and appear to be good quality. Opening at back of unit to fish thru wires is sufficient for the power cord and 3 Cat-6 wires in my case. Could fit in 1-2 more if needed.I would recommend. Definitely is sturdy.

They're a reasonably sturdy mount with a somewhat pleading aesthetic, but the mounting hardware leaves much to be desired. Thankfully I have no shortage of spare fasteners and drywall anchors to correct that issue, but I'd expect a little better handling from the manufacturer. Overall, they work since the units are pretty well hidden in my home. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone mounting their Orbi system out in the open unless you like the "I made this myself" look.

I bought only one of these to try it out. Poor fit for my satellites but a great fit for my Netgear Orbi LBR20 Router. My router sits on a high shelf in the garage and this mount secures it against the wall.

The only con is the size of the pocket that the orbi mount in. The area is too big for the orbi which is OK except that it make the mount larger than it needs to be. I had bought a metal mount for the orbi and it fit snug in that pocket.

Mount to wall is sturdy enough but the holder itself and the support ring or band feel flimsy and ready to break at any moment. When you have to reboot the Orbi or move/add cables it feels like it’s going to snap every time.As for cables, yeah, they are kind of at a tight turn and it’s awfully close to violating the allowed bend angle/ratio for Ethernet. Just have to be careful when connecting to it which really doesn’t make it a “set and use” product for the non-tech customers.Thinking I would have been better off just going with a small display shelf instead of this.

The brackets are made of clear plastic. Although not light grade, it can break or chip if dropped during installation. That being said, it offers a low visibility bracket to secure your Orbi to a wall.

The mount is little big for the Orbi satellite, but it still feels solid and holds it well. Since the Orbi router is larger than the satellite, it would probably fill the mount better

Product is perfect for what it is. East to install. Strong enough to hold the Orbi. Easy cut out for wires to enter underneath and behind the Orbi

Just got one…

Je n’ai reçu qu’un support, pourtant la description disait 2.