Review on Google WiFi Outlet Holder 🔌 Mount Stand: No Messy Screws! (1-Pack) by Ryan Brady

The plastic case uses clever geometry, which I appreciated when I saw the router hanging flat against the wall and the Decora outlet cover well exposed. The built in cord cavity works but it would be useful to have some ribs along the inner surface of the spiral channel to hold the power cord securely as the lack of such a feature makes coiling difficult. Also, I've learned that most cords unravel easily, making plugging the power adapter into an outlet more than necessary. After installing five routers, the snake unwinding phenomenon was the trigger for a lot of trouble and an R-rated tongue. One thing that might help with the current design is to put clear tape on the coil once it's inserted into the groove of the spiral canal. Another product design idea to improve the power supply bracket would be to include a hole to allow the base cover screw to securely fasten the hangar. My first impression upon unboxing was that the overall thickness of the material felt a little flimsy when comparing the weight of each piece. Routers on the mounting solution, however, after installation, the routers remain fixed by the suspension as intended. While some flexing of the material can be observed upon unboxing, the performance of the material appears to be above average and the finish is what you would expect from a quality injection with proper post-treatment polishing. Excellent! Cool features compared to other similar solutions and especially the perforation passage that allows you to run the ethernet cable and power cable right under the hangar so cable routing from the ground is clean and easy. I have purchased 6 of these hangars and the routers work incredibly well compared to the previous countertop alignment which worked great but not as well. Hooray! Good deal for the price. Thanks.