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KDJ
> 3 dayThis is a nice kit. It looks good and makes a smaller hole in the wall. This is much nicer than the older Powerbridge design. I bought this instead of
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Blue Subie
Greater than one weekUsed this in conjunction with a new wall mount for a new tv. Super easy and quick to install. I had read a couple of reviews stating the tabs that hold the boxes secure to the wall break easily and they recommended using the tabs from a blue work box. I grabbed a couple of those at the local big box store in preparation but they weren’t needed. There’s no reason to crank on the things. Mine are very sturdy just snuggling them up. Made hiding the wires and power cable a breeze and looks very professionally done. Highly recommend!
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Ray S.
> 3 dayI bought the version of this that required wire installation and although it wasn’t hard, this specific model made it WAY easier and less time consuming. I recommend to everyone that asks!!
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Five-6-Kilo
> 3 dayThis was very easy to install, and the directions were great. Its pretty straight forward.. cut the holes, run the cables behind the wall 1st, then install the top/bottom boxes. DONE! I read a few reviews here prior to purchasing, that the reviewers gave me pointers to follow, and added to my ease toward success. One thing to note, that Im not sure others would be aware of: I bought the single gang box, which was able to accommodate (3) class 3 in-wall 15 ft HDMI cables (Amazons very own) which have thick sheathing, and (1) Cat 6 cable. They all fit with a little bit of room to spare. I do think another HDMI cable would fit, but it might require some serious patience.
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Ed
> 3 dayEasy to install. Only complaint i have is that the cord that powers unit is very long and very hard to stuff into wall that has insulation. It makes the cords a little difficult to maneuver also but everything else is great.
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shawn martin
> 3 dayVery easy install. works as expected. Decent quality but think price point is a little high.
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Charles E.
> 3 dayThis product is fantastic. I have zero experience in wiring or doing any kind of wire pulls and I was done in 25 minutes. Mark the templates on the wall, use a punch drywall saw to cut it out, feed wires and done. The wiring that comes with the product is sturdy enough to run down the wall without fish tape. If you’re doing multiple HDMI cables or RCA cables, use a cheap fish tape to make it that much easier.
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Tyler
> 3 dayI installed while also installing a new Sanus mount for my LG 65 OLED. It was very easy to follow the instructions. The only difficult part was fishing the power cable through my wall, as it was filled with insulation, which caught on the clicky power connector. In a non-insulated wall this would take me 15 minutes or so to install. A little green light turns on when plugged into power, which is nice. Im planning to buy a few more for other TVs in the house and for two wireless rear surround speakers that I plan to wall-mount.
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BluNunn
> 3 dayI bought this one for my bedroom tv. It was incredibly easy to install and used along with braided wire wrap and zip ties resulted in a professional looking installation - no wires showing, dangling, etc.. I was able to install this directly behind the wall mount arms and within the outline of the mount. Very clean unfettered look. I bought another for mounting my OLED tv in the family room. I endorse this product without reservation.
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RALLYROAD
> 3 dayMake sure you arent locating the box over a stud. Trace the template with a pencil. Cut it out with a razor knife and/or small saw. Fish the wires through, connect the power between them. (keep a fish wire or HDMI between them and use it as a future fish wire if needed) Push the boxes into their holes and tighten the screws. Piece of cake!