ALLICAVER Wall Mount Holder for Orbi Compatible Wall Bracket Netgear Orbi Sturdy Metal Made Mount Stand Holder for Orbi WiFi Router RBS40, RBK40, RBS50, RBK50, AC2200, AC3000 (1)

I was moving most of my networking and home automation gear into the laundry room and this let me mount the main base station up high on the wall. It was easy to install and fits the Orbi router fine. Getting the unit up high helped with the overall signal for the satellites as well.

Wi-Fi routers are great and they have better coverage the higher you mount them in your home.I tried another plastic mount but it was junk so I bought this wall mount since it was metalProsEasy to mountVERY sturdy - doesn't bend, flex or look like it's going to snap like the plastic one I triedGives plenty of space for running the power and network cable to itThe white painted finish is smooth and looks greatConsThe only con I have is the supplied screws and wall anchors. They're cheap....spend a buck or two at the local hardware store and pick up some better screws and anchorsAfter raising my Orbi router from a small table top to about 7 feet high on the wall, I get a much stronger signal throughout the entire house. For the price it was a great buy and I had wished I purchased this mount sooner.

My Orbi satellite wasn't giving me the reception that I wanted because it was sitting on the counter and wasn't elevated high enough. This item is exactly what I needed to get Orbi mounted higher on the wall while still keeping it secure so it won't fall. This item is a sturdy metal and was easy to install. Orbi is now mounted about 6.5 feet off the floor and the reception throughout the house is much better.I would just mention that Orbi's cord is only about 6 feet long, so I also bought a 12V DC Adapter Extension Cord. This allowed me enough cord to neatly pin it in the corner of the wall. They're pretty inexpensive on Amazon. You can usually get two cords for under $10.

strong for sure, seems strong enough to hold up a small child... but, that's not necessarily a good thing.....a light plastic one would be fine.

Very sturdy and holds router great. Only downside is trying to hit a stud with bracket. You may be able to get one hole secured into a stud if it lines up where you want to mount it and the other hole will need a wall anchor.I drilled a hole in the middle of the bracket and secured it with one screw. The one screw holds it secure and it stays level. You may have problems trying to get it level by using the 2 holes that are preexisting in the bracket.It is a nice and solid bracket!

This is perfect for mounting the Orbi. Beware that the metal is soft and bends easily, but that won't be a problem once it's mounted. I used the included cheap plastic anchors to mount this to sheetrock, and they work perfectly. I chose this over the acrylic versions available due to acrylic's tendency to attract dust. With the small size and cutouts, I don't think this metal bracket will block the signal at any significant level. If you like, you can paint this to match your wall, although it blends in well with the Orbi as is.My next step it to run the cables through the wall. I'll be using this wall plate behind the Orbi for a neat, finished job... https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DNTWRX5/

Easy to install and fits like a glove

The product was great - early to install and held my Orbi satellites perfectly. No discernible impact on WiFi range or reception. One caution, though, if you are using a wired backhaul system (connecting the satellites to the Orbi hub with ethernet instead of WiFi) you may find you have a very tight turn - almost a crimp - in the ethernet cable to get it to plug into the satellite socket. I used spacers to hold the product 3/4" further out from the wall to solve this issue, which was OK in the particular settings, but I can imagine not wanting the appearance in others. Also, note this produce (and review) only applies to the original Orbi system, not the new "Orbi lite" just introduced, which is smaller, less expensive, and doesn't support wired backhaul.

The metal bracket feels sturdy and fits the Orbi RBK50 satellite perfectly. The finish is a matt white and there are no rough edges. The supplied fixings are for solid walls so you might need to supply your own. As some reviews have noted there is a potential clearance issue if you plan to use all the ethernet ports as the cable routing hole is adjacent to the bottom of the Orbi, leaving limited room for cables to bend. Overall it is well made and safely supports the Orbi RBK50 satellite.

Strong, rigid metal frame. White finish was patchy in one place, but no problem for me.

Mount is sturdy and strong. screws are rubbish

Totally recommended

Dead easy to mount and does the job