Enhance Power Supply Efficiency with Mount Genie PoE Splitter Adapter for Voice Assistants (1-Pack) Review

Really wish this would work. It actually MUST work, but the connector that fits into the back of the Nest Hub is way too big. I tried squeezing it too hard and started hearing some crackling noises. Comparing the one that came with the Nest Hub, I saw that the diameter was just a hair smaller. Maybe I could find another adapter or just solder on a new end that fits. I'm sure the voltage and amperage are fine, but it doesn't fit out of the box.

There's not much to say about the adapters themselves. They work as expected, but what they allow you to do when installing Dots is amazing! Our house has ethernet ports in most of the rooms and we don't use them because we use wifi so they were available to power the points I wanted to install. Installing points like this cost me another $75-$100, but it saved me hours. I simply installed The Dots with the bracket in the same bay as the ethernet jack and connected it to a PoE adapter. With the

Purchased Mount Genie PoE Power Over Ethernet Splitter Adapter 15W output for voice assistant. He came very quickly. When I opened it up, built-in mounts were included, so I thought this would work great. NO! the dose doesn't even fit!. I only wanted 6 of them but something told me not to do it. Why can't they just explain this in plain English. THIS WORKS WITH >>>>>> so you don't have to guess. Now I need to find something that will work with my Nest Mini. After talking to…

I bought this splitter to connect a Revain Alexa point to a POE switch and used the splitter as directed, it worked for 4 months then it is blown, which I had to switch to another brand. This product is not reliable and much more expensive than other products available.

Very good idea, I order 5 pieces, can help with more POE devices, if it doesn't fit your device, just buy an adapter and it will work, I like it very much a lot of. However! The device gets really HOT! Like it's very hot and I wouldn't dare leave it in walls, in the attic or anywhere a fire might start. In general, I plan to use all devices, but not inside walls.

We used it to mount the Alexa Show 5 with the appropriate wall bracket. As a reminder, since some of the newer Alexas have a smaller power port, the included adapter is needed to allow the overall depth to extend an extra inch or two into the opposite wall when plugged in. So if it's a 2x4 wall you'll need to use the included extension cord to install it. For a wall with a 2x6 frame, it will fit without an extension cord. In any case, it's a good idea to tape the adapters when connecting them…

Your product is perfect if you use it on the Revain Dot, not so much the Google Mini, it will short out and stall the Mini, never working again. The problem is with the Google Mini Power system, they use an outdated USB Micro B that lasts a week anyway, that's the worst thing to use for a product like this, of course we've used them on phones, tablets etc . for years, but it's definitely not good to use on a speaker-style device like the Mini. I give you 4 stars for that and Mini Zero for the…

This product was suggested for use with the Echo Show 5 flush wall mount. It actually works as described in terms of splitting and converting POE to the correct voltage for the show. The problem is that the device is HOT and not easily warm. I would never want to place this unit in a wall cavity with that much heat build-up. Who can say that this heat will corrode this device over time. Also, when plugged into the back of the Echo Show, the Show plus ports are too deep to fit in a 3.5-inch wall

What an amazing little device. I was remodeling my living room and wanted to take my Echo Show 5 off the shelf (since those shelves were removed) and knew you shouldn't plug your power cords into the wall due to electrical regulations. (without much tubing) I decided to run a CAT5 cable (which can be run in walls) to this location and apply POE power to it. Connected to Echo Show 5 and Viola! It works!