Dot Genie Google Outlet Version Review

Amazingly great design. I said the same thing with the original design, but it's really a big improvement. It has all the features I loved about the original Dot Genie design such as: B. Freeing up counter space, keeping extra cables out of sight, access for an Ethernet cable for wire feedback, and the ability to have it in non-surface locations to store the puck. Overall the design has been improved, the washer fits snugly in the bracket, looks tidier and can be positioned on the sides of the…

Smart design brings the weight of Google Wi-Fi to the outlet cover. Unlike other designs, the fork is not used to hold weight. Google WiFi is quite heavy, you don't want the plug to support the weight as it will fall out over time. The design of the base solves this problem. It should be noted that this design depends on the platen, which should have a ribbed profile. I had a vinyl pad and it couldn't support the holder tight enough. But the outlet cover is an easy and inexpensive replacement…

I would give this 5 stars unless I could only get it to work with it installed on the bottom of my outlet. At first I tried to mount it from the side and it fell out immediately. Maybe it's because I have an old type of socket with a screw in the middle between two sockets. Hangs well and seems secure enough. I first tried coiling the cord by putting the plug in the washing machine and then "uncoiling" it, but that didn't get the electrical plug where I needed it. I started with the electrical…

I have four Google Wifi hotspots at home. Three of them have good outdoor seating that easily converts to a table. However, one of them was previously on the fridge next to the printer. This caused some problems connecting the Wi-Fi point to the rest of the mesh network. I decided to purchase 1 pack of this product and successfully plugged it into a totally unused outlet. It is located away from devices that may interfere. I chose the pro version over the original version as the original…