Screwless Wall Mount for Linksys Velop Home WiFi Mesh Holder, No Tools Required, Easy to Install, No Mess, Strong VHB Adheasive Mount, White by Brainwavz

They fit well, more than just the modles listed. They are budget minded and provide a nice looking solution for where to put you Linksys nodes.

Yes, it's 3D printed, but the quality, look, and sturdiness aer all solid. IL have the WHW03v2. It was a tight fit. I had to basically pry the node in there. However, once in, the fit was good and tight like I wanted it to be. The node will not fall out from casual contact/etc. I can't speak to the hold of the 3M tape. I stripped the tape off, and drilled holes for mounting. It's not that I didn't trust the tape, it was just my preferred method of mounting based on my need. I would recommend this to anyone looking to mount one of the listed nodes, and wouldn't hesitate to buy it again if I need to wall mount another.

Fits my Velop router great. It is true the plastic of the mount is a bit creamy off-white. Where I have it mounted, it hardly shows. Not enough of a difference to me to justify paying the Linksys price for their fancy mount.Incidentally, it looks like this unit was 3D printed. Up close, you see the 3D printer trails. No big deal, just thought that was sort of cool and figured I’d share.I scraped off the adhesive because I didn’t want the holder permanently stuck to my wall. That was a bit of a chore - it was very well stuck to the unit, that’s for sure. Before purchasing, I contacted the seller to see if they had any units that didn’t have the double sided adhesive already attached. Answer was no. So I scraped off the majority of the tape, and used Goo-Gone solvent to remove the rest. The solvent didn’t harm the plastic of the bracket, for those who wonder. Then I drilled two screw holes and wall-mounted with drywall anchors. Now I can take my mount with me when I move! 😀

Description is completely void of any mention it’s a 3D printed product. The product pictures are misleading and the off white printed product would be good enough to hide behind a tv or something but you probably don’t want it in plain view. And to clear any confusion, it fits ONLY the older velop nodes, not the MX series (I.e. Altas Pro 6 Wifi Mesh). To be fair they didn’t claim it did but if anyone was wondering.

On the whole I like this Velop wall mount bracket, though there are minor tweaks that could make it better.Overall, the wall seems well designed and made, securly holding the Velop Mesh node in place. The 3M tape used to secure is very strong so make sure you have the positioning of the mount right before affixing to the wall or you will be pulling off part of the wall with the mount (don't ask me how I know this). On that topic, having the option to mount to a wall with screws or adhesive would be even better. What would be nice is if the mount was offered in colors that more closely resembled the Velop nodes (pure wire and gray/black) so as not to stand out as much, but nothing I would consider an absolute deal breaker. One thing I found myself having to do was use a hole saw to put a large enough hole in the bottom to accommodate both the Velop power cord and an ethernet cable as the nodes in my home are all connected to the LAN.

Nice and good fit

No regrets at all.

I bought this product because it specifically states that it fits Linksys mesh routers (vertical models), but it DOESN'T. The base is too small so the router/node sits on top of the edges rather than indie. Further the adhesive failed and my Linksys router node fell to the floor. It would be good if the vendor was accurate. DON'T BUY THIS