TotalMount Universal Mount for Electronics – Adjustable and Secure Wall Mount for Your Cable Box, Router, Modem, Wi-Fi Devices, DVR, and More

I used it to mount a router off the floor. Easy install and works well

This product was surprisingly good. For my purposes it was better than it needed to be. The drywall screws provided were very easy to use. I attached one side of the mount to a stud but I think for most purposes the drywall screws would have been adequate. I was surprised that they had channels in the plastic for the straps. This certainly made the molds for this product more expensive to make, but it made the straps easier to thread through the mount than if the had just made it so the straps went between the device and the wall. The product had a level. For my purposes it would have been fine without that but it did make it a little easier to install.I mounted two routers (one was our network router and the other was a router that provided a land line telephone) side by side in this mount. I separated them a bit so as to allow each to cool. It was a nice improvement over having the routers flopping around on a desk and periodically falling on the floor. I gave it five stars overall. It was nicely built, I couldn't see what they could have done better, the price seemed reasonable and it got here in a timely way.

Functional, inexpensive, easy (for me) to install. Provided straps are really long which is a good thing, Just cut off any excess after mounting your device. Here is why I gave it a 4 instead of a 5. The straps cinch up and hold your device against the unit and the straps themselves are the support under your device. Your device wants to sag so cinch it up well. You have to hold your device whhile cinching straps or your device likes to fall out until finally secured. Much more likely if your device is only slightly wider than the strap placement. In summary, functional and cheap. Easy to install. A little frustrating cinching device in place.

This mount is super sturdy. The screws they included will be guaranteed to hold it in place no matter where it's mounted. If mounted on the wall, I'm sure you wouldn't need anchors at all. The built in levels were a super awesome addition. I actually used this to mount my router underneath my desk. The screws that were included were a bit too long for the width of my desk, so I had to replace them. I still used them for making the holes though 😂 the entire setup has not budged, even with me accidentally shoving my desk chair into it. One thing that I would recommend is to get velcro straps if you don't want to cut the excess straps off. The straps that are included are large enough to fit around an entire PC case, so using it on my little router is overkill. However, I don't want to cut them as I am going to upgrade my router. The only thing that could prevent the straps from just dangling would be simple velcro straps you'd use for cable management. Other than that minor issue, the mount is a 10 out of 10 👌

This is really the best mount that there is, very secure, doesn't fall, and I really CAN trust it with my xbox one. I like that is very easy to install, it has a liquid bubble that allows it to level it perfectly and that is a really good plus. Really a must buy if you need to mount your console to the wall!!

This is a mount of last resort for devices that just don't fit into other brackets because they are too big or too thin or because they have abrasive personalities. Maybe not the latter. It's basically a plate screwed to the wall which has slots to accept cloth straps that you use to wrap around the device and cinch it up tight against the mounting plate. It is very flexible and allows for a wide range of device sizes but larger devices might end up being a little precarious simply because the plate is not that large. There's a built-in level glass which is a bit superfluous because nothing you would mount on this device would ever need to be seen (it's fairly ugly when everything is strapped into place) so there's no need for it to be 100% perfectly level. Close-enough level is fine for cable boxes and such. The straps are long so you should be able to mount most anything within reason as well as much smaller or thinner things. I'm using it for a very small computer which is too thin (1") for almost any other mount, even the generic clamp-on ones.

The mount is much smaller than I had originally thought but that does not really pose a problem as the straps are excessively long allowing for large items. It is very straight forward and easy to install. The plastic buckle on the provided straps are less than impressive as they do not tighten as much as I would like. That having said that I'm not in fear of it falling because each is secure and snug against the console.If your item is larger than the mount than it will be able to move length-wise as the straps are not connected to the mount but rather you push them through the provided slots. On my next install, I'm going to try using a wedge or clamp that will keep the straps secured to the mount to mitigate this.The install hardware consist of 6 bear-claw style drywall screws. These are have very poor quality control as 2 of the screws had 1/4in metal shavings attached to them one of which sliced open my finger during install. I was using a simple screwdriver and was being moderately careful as to not damage the plastic. I recommend using anchors that you are more familiar with. Also I will be using washers next time as the holes in the plastic have a small lip in them that the screw is supposed to snug up to and I don't feel as comfortable with it after actually mounting the console. I did a fair amount of tugging on the straps to try and tighten them and was worried I may pull the mount loose.Over all, I very much like this item. It is very versatile and you cannot beat the price. i will defiantly be buying this again and using my own hardware to mount so that I feel more secure putting expensive items 6 ft off the ground.Darin( Electrician, Handyman, Tinkerer)