Product reviews
Plain-language reviews of mounts, cables, and the gear we actually install.
Review: tilt wall mount for 32 to 70 inch TVsA low-profile tilt mount for drywall studs, with the hardware in the box. The rating still has to beat your TV's weight.- Review: full-motion mount for 43 to 90 inch TVsAn arm for corners and glare, if the studs and the weight agree.
- Review: 6 foot HDMI cableThe right length for a console directly under the television. Not a medal for the longest cable in the drawer.
- Review: 12 foot HDMI cableFor a real side-cabinet run. Coil the extra only if you were wrong about the length.
- Review: 8-outlet surge strip for a desk or consoleA strip for one desk. Not a whole-home protector, and not a reason to daisy-chain.
- Review: in-wall cable kit for one HDMI runBrush plates and a short path. Only when we can see that the bay is empty.
- Review: mesh Wi-Fi add-on nodeExtends a compatible system you already own. It does not adopt a stranger's router.
- Review: doorbell angle wedgeA small wedge that aims the lens at the walkway. Useless if the porch has no Wi-Fi.
- When a tilt mount is the wrong productCorners, long viewing angles, and TVs that must swing need an arm.
- In-wall kit or a visible racewayHide the cable when the bay is empty. Use a raceway when you want the hole to be optional.