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

If you want to get your Orbi off of the floor, table or other surface, this does the trick.

I have an Orbi system with the Alexa speaker on the remote speaker. The Alexa speaker is substantially larger so it did not fit like I wanted. Returned the product.

There is no doubt that this wall mount will keep your Orbi secure. Its easy to add or remove your unit, cord routing is simple and spacious, looks good, and there is no way your Orbi will get damaged.

I needed to have a satellite near a window to get wifi to a backup generator. The window sill was a bad place to keep it but this wall mount solved the problem. Its now securely mounted with no danger of falling to the floor.

Easy to install. Sturdy.

I like that it fits right and it has enough room for the wires as well. A little high on the price.

Exactly what I was looking for

i have a few of these around my property for wall mounting RBS50s and LBR20s it looks good and holds the satellites securley

Im no tech genius so I can only speak to what I know. I have fios internet but my router is in the basement. So everything in the basement works great. But one of my smart tvs upstairs and my upstairs computers were having connectivity issues. So we watched all the videos on YouTube and read all the reviews and decided on this. And I have not had a problem ever since. Doors open, doors closed, we dont even think about it Anymore. I have a large family with a lot of people using the internet at the same time and I have not had to think about it at all. So for me in my 2000 Sq ft home this works perfectly! We placed it high up in the center of the top floor and now have consistent internet everywhere in our home.

I have the RBK50 set with the RBR50 router and the equally sized RBS50 satellites and this is a pretty exact fit. Its made from decent enough metal, given what the Orbi weighs. Installation is standard DIY stuff. They provide screws and drywall anchors, but I only required one wood screw into a stud - your mileage may vary. The mounting plate is 2 1/2 high and just under 6 wide, with the mounting holes 1/2 in from the sides. The bottom has openings for ventilation and to squeeze in 4 ethernet cables and the power cord. Theres still enough room to push the power and sync buttons. For what it is, I think its about $5 more than it should be. But its an easy solution to a first world problem.