🔧 Sturdy Wall Mount Holder Stand Bracket for ASUS ZenWiFi AX Whole-Home Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6 System (XT8)(CT8) by HOLACA - Black, 1 Pack Review

Brackets are easy to install and allow you to elevate the router for a better signal, making it higher than other furniture.

The perfect, custom fit and easy installation allowed me to raise my wireless router to a height free of direct obstructions. Happy with the purchase and happy to recommend.

Fairly basic, comes with drywall anchors, mounts easily to the wall, router snaps firmly into place and there was plenty of room in cable management after running 4 ethernet cables. .

This bracket quickly mounted my ZenWifi router to the wall. The bracket secured to the wall at a height of 7.5 feet and the router snapped securely into the bracket. To remove the router, simply tilt it toward the clips, away from the rails. Well designed.

This holder is designed to place the router where furniture is inaccessible or out of sight. This allows you to hide the router's cables and clicks in place so it can't be knocked over. Easy to install with the two screws provided. I just bought two packs!

Easy to install but be careful with the drywall anchors as they suck, I have mine instead used my own The ones that came have no tabs to hold them in place and just slammed into the wall when screwed in. Also, you want to mount Wi-Fi routers high, which solves the problem, but the bottom plastic construction just looks ugly, and I wish it was smooth on the bottom instead of looking like the inside of a crappy model kit. If another set was perfect for these routers and had a smooth bottom I…

It looks good and works as expected, which means you can wall mount the router. I also like how the mount allows cables to be routed through the hole in the mount and provides some cable management. However, you should be warned that the design makes it nearly impossible to later remove the router from the mount if you need to. The latches that secure the router to the bracket and the location of the screw holes behind the router essentially prevent you from removing the router from the bracket