🚪 Chamberlain B550 Smart Garage Door Opener - myQ Smartphone Controlled - Ultra Quiet & Strong Belt Drive with Powerful Lifting Capability - Includes Wireless Keypad - Blue Review

I've never heard of the performance of this opener because the Revain Home Service guy (who found out he's never had one before opener installed) came to him The install completely messed up the install and also damaged my pre-installed wiring in the wall and also greased my garage wall, ceiling and the new opener he installed. He spent a total of 5 hours in two before being asked to leave as I saw him wrap the safety sensor wire around my counterweight spring axle. Revain Home Service customer

I replaced a 30 year old Craftsman unit. I love this opener. Very quiet. Quiet was important as the opener is under my master bedroom. I can barely hear this device. An old craftsman's block shakes the bed. I like administration. The remotes use standard size batteries (unlike my old master). The app works great with WIFI in my house and I can open, close and see the status of the door on my phone (free). Installation instructions were not good though. The YouTube video was *much* more helpful,

Let's break it down: - If you're going from a chain to a belt, be prepared to complete the setup to make new. . We had to remove our track, install a new track and of course install a new garage door opener. I hired someone because I haven't messed around with it - I think most of us buy this because it supports Wi-Fi, which means you can control your smartphone, there aren't many companies out there, well, be Let's face it, I only know Chamberlain/Liftmaster at the moment (it's the same…

Instructions are small, especially with regard to belt tensioners, bogie connection and travel adjustment. Worse, the parts were of poor quality. Now I have to wait almost 2 weeks for replacement parts and HOPE they send the correct ones as the defective parts are not the ones listed individually on the parts pages. And technical support. Although they somehow figured it out in the end, it took ages and required access to a manual they didn't include, as well as videos they don't host. Worse…

My home was built in 1992 and was equipped with a pair of LiftMaster 1/3HP operators (single door, double door). While LIftMasters were still chugging after 26 years, they were undeniably loud and probably wouldn't last another 26 years (same for me). It's time for an update (at least for the explorers!). I contacted a well known company in the country that specializes in garage door openers and installation services. It took some perseverance to get a preliminary quote from a representative…