Dot Genie Google WiFi Pro Outlet Holder Mount [Old and New 2020 Version]: The Strongest, Most Versatile Mount Stand Holder for Google WiFi. Great for Home and Businesses! Still No Screws! (2-Pack)

I have had a little mini shelf for the mesh extender on my upstairs landing for a few years. Hated how the cord had to wrap around the device to keep it from the floor. Kids have snagged it several times....ugh. This simple little thing has fixed this issue as far as it can be fixed without upgrading to the newer version of the mesh with the lower profile plugs - and I dont need to replace the extenders so yay! Great product. Super simple to use. I love that I can hang it from the plug vs having to have a place to set it.

like it. very easy to install.

They will not hold due to the weight.

Great, simple product that solves a classic technology problem – cord management. These caddies are a GAME CHANGER if youve struggled to find somewhere to set your Google WiFi points. We had one on the desk in our office and another just sitting at the end of our hallway, on the ground, very sadly. Hanging the point from an outlet meant we could move it off the desk in the office (yay, more desk space!). Hanging the point in the hallway meant its cord wasnt collecting dust bunnies on the ground anymore. Really happy with the purchase!

Owning a Custom AV Integration company of 22 years and being extremely OCD with details, I am always looking for accessories to keep my integrations as clean as possible. When Google moved to Mesh technology I HATED the idea of these little white WAPs sitting on floors, tables and just about anywhere with their cables strewn about. ARRRGGggggHhh! Now enter this little novel idea, a wall mount for these ugly little “pucks”! COOL! Last week I purchased a pair and installed one in my personal home; and another for a well-to-do client! She hated the puck wadded up in the corner of her new home’s Hearth Room… and so did I. The install was very straight forward and will require a single Standard screwdriver, and depending on how OCD you are can take less than 5 minutes. In my Pic, you can see I hid the excess power cord to the Google Fiber Jack inside the wall box under the removable port access cover of the Fiber Wall Jack. Also, Google loves to provide an extra long 6’ - 9’ CAT 6 cable which is usually way too long for the application. So I removed their extra long flat CAT6 cable and replaced with a simple 1’ CAT6 jumper cable. This way I was able to minimize the footprint of the Google mess of cables! As a finishing touch, I covered the 6” or so of exposed cables with black Split Cable Loom. available at Home Depot or Harbor Freight. Ideally, white loom would’ve been excellent but I was out of it at the time. DURABILITY: It’s plastic, yo. So if you have kids running around into walls or dogs that are chewers, then yes it will probably fail. If you have loose power wall receptacles, then yes, it will probably not stay securely in place. If you don’t have these potential issues, well then it should work splendidly! I give this little miracle an A+!

Great option to tidy up your wifi hub. I installed it from the side (rather than from the top or bottom of the outlet). Very nice indeed.

I would have given this 5 stars except that I could only get it to work when installed on the BOTTOM of my outlet. I first tried to install on the side and it fell right out. Maybe that is because I have the older outlet type with a single screw in the middle, between the two receptacles. Hangs down just fine and seems secure enough. I initially tried winding the cord by inserting the plug in the puck and then winding out, but that didnt put the electric plug where I needed it. I ended up starting w/ the electric plug where I wanted it, and then winding it in (starting w/ the outermost ring first) and finally plugging into the the puck. Also, note that you can/should wind the cord 2x into each ring -- if you only put a single wind into each ring you will end up w/ a lot of extra cord. Recommended, especially if you are good w/ it being installed on the bottom.

We have outlets near my ceilings that I use for cameras and access points. This is an easy way to mount Google WiFi devices. It stuck out from the wall a little further than I imagined.

Outlet cover would not hold the device and everything just fell to the floor.

Nothing worse than chords and wires hanging on the floor or having to set it on the ground. The cord is able to be wound up inside leaving a clean look and less mess. We bought one for each one we own.