Ratings may include incentivized customer reviews.
What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this low-voltage electrical box for its simplicity and reliability in retrofit installations. Most highlight how easy and quick it installs in existing walls without stud access, with secure wing tabs and a reliable grip against drywall. Reviewers consistently recommend it for running CAT6, HDMI, coax, and network cables, appreciating its compact design and professional finish behind wall plates. Many value its affordability and sturdy construction, often buying extras for their tool kits. A few report wing tabs cracking during installation or minor flush-fit issues with standard plates, though most still recommend it despite these occasional drawbacks.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.WORST LOW VOLT RING
Would Not RecommendTo cut this ring is there is no easy template, the arlington low volt cut in ring is so much easier to use. Just trace the inside and cut and your done, not these. Lowes you need to switch device rings!!!
Verified Purchaser
Good quality
Would RecommendIt worked well and was easy to install. Just don’t over tighten it.
Verified Purchaser
Great product
Would RecommendGreat to use when no studs are available
Verified Purchaser
hiding wires
Would Recommendso easy i could do it
Verified Purchaser
It worked like a charm!
Would RecommendNothing to dislike. It worked like it said it would. No problem.
Verified Purchaser
Easy to install
Would RecommendWorked great
Verified Purchaser
Works great
Would RecommendGreat way to let me run ethernet through the house without having to tear up a lot of dry wall. Only problem is the wall plates do not fit flush to the wall, there is a small gap.
Verified Purchaser
No template
Would RecommendThe product worked great and is an excellent product. I would add a template for laying out and cutting the drywall. A normal home owner would experience difficulty making the right size hole for the product since you cannot place it against the wall and trace. I used a level and a measuring tape to get the dimension and draw on the wall. Keep it easy and keep it simple.
Verified Purchaser