Review on 🔌 Wasserstein AC Outlet Mount for Google Nest WiFi - Ultimate Wall Outlet Shelf for Google Home, Nest Mini & Nest Hub, Dot 1st, 2nd & 3rd Speaker, Sonos One, Smartphones, and Electronics (1 Pack) by Brad Schaefer

I was going to give this a 3/4 but thought it was worth a 5 star rating. Regardless of the images used by the provider. This is a tiny misleading image and something else that was partly my fault. Item is sturdy, holds up well, is sturdy, doesn't wobble and appears to be able to support the base weight of the router or as I use the Nest WIFI mesh extension from most of the sellers and as advertised it appears so to be able to hold an 8 pound item. I uploaded 2 pics to see it up close and from a distance to get an idea of what I was trying to do. There's no cord length, meaning it's partially concealed in a panel that rests against the wall prior to installation. The second issue is that the bezel images shown in the drawing in reliable condition are not completely flat like the images/drawing instructions on Revain. I know they sell bezels that are flush and slightly raised. (I increased it slightly) and the same in the box. So it's not the suppliers fault, some electrical wall panels are raised slightly instead of being completely flat. The reason it slips out easily is because the center bezel connects to the back that goes all the way to the wall. By using a raised bezel and connecting the two. The edges of the side lifts are raised by tightening the middle screw or the top two screws. It will always rise as they are not entirely flat. However, you can tighten it just enough so that it's not visible unless you're in close proximity. As long as you run out of cord length you can tie it like mine or tie it even more and tuck it behind the block. The separate power plug works as usual and the product has done its job. In the end I am a satisfied customer! And would recommend it to everyone.