Customer Ratings & Reviews

If your feeding multiple wires through a wall then you have to cover them up. Your better off getting outlet covers from an electrical supply company instead of these. They kinda suck

Bought this product last week and was highly disappointed . Very poor quality for the price. I attempted to install this product and I was being careful and it easily broke apart . Had to do modifications to make it work right

Nice looking access plates for numerous cables, but tabs that are used to mount them break off easily and negate their use as they will fall out of wall. I'm using them, but not really happy with them.

Warning..I love this item, BUT I WILL NOT SHOP AT BEST BUY EVER AGAIN. I had purchased other items, I had bought prior I had receipt and returned within time frame. At the time of return of previously purchased items from Best Buy. I returned a total of 3 items. At which the third item and all I had a receipt I was warned I couldn't return any more items. As I returned my third item I was told by Best Buy I couldn't return any products purchased even if I had receipt and within time frame for 365 days. Evidently, I returned too many things with my receipt and within time frame. This isn't written on the receipts, but there is a posting on the door that they can refuse returns at anytime. This store policy is absurd!

We returned these and purchased ones that worked better from Home Depot. They look nice but don't work real well.

Fair rating. It does it job but I would recommend spending a little more money on something different. Quality wasn't great, pieces snapped off.

It had poor instructions and was a hassle. I ended up returning. need to spend more money for a better in wall cable system.

This product would be great for most wiring applications, but be careful as it does not work with Samsung One Connection Fiber Optic fittings

Not what I was expecting to hide the cords. Not ideal for totally getting rid of cords showing

These covers look really good but the are a pain in the A-- when trying to work with them because they are just made so cheap.

The Best Buy sales associate/manager told me they could install this unit but when the techs came out, they said it couldn't do what I wanted it to. It only goes straight up and down. Good news is they set my system up in a way that I can live without it with very minimal wires showing. It actually turned out to be fine without it.

Doesn't fit right had to return them found some lizard stuck in white hair things

Bought this to run a coaxial wire through my living room wall. Followed the cut sheets (even ran smaller than it called for) and it wouldn't hold. Basically intended for drywall thats thicker than anyone could possibly have in. Had to use adhesive caulking just to secure it.

I did not need or use this product so therefore do not go by my review

Very cheap, the prongs broke off almost immediately and is just hanging from the wall. Very poor quality.

Had to return this because it didn’t have enough room for all my cables

I installed this but they are really flimsy I wouldn’t recommend

Not user friendly, breaks easily, difficult to install

I gave it 2 stars because it actually works well if you know how to overcome the incredibly bad (or in my case totally lacking) instructions and invalid wall-cutting template. When I took the parts out of the box and saw no instructions and only a very sparsely documented cutting template, my first thought was, "ok, I can figure this out". And I did figure it out, and snapped the 2 wall anchor parts to the main part and figured out how the screw activated the anchor legs to tighten on the drywall, no problem. Unfortunately I trusted that they had provided me with a template that would allow me to cut the right size hole for mounting. Imagine my surprise when, after cutting the hole, I realized that the part was too small to work properly as it wobbled vertically and could not possibly be tightly fastened. It occurred to me that this might work if the plate was attached to an old-work blue box but this box would need to be modified - it would need the back cut off to allow the cables to be easily pushed into the wall. After a trip to Lowes and a brief consultation with the guy in the electrical section I realized that the perfect solution was right there in that electrical aisle - A low voltage, non-metallic old-work bracket for about a buck and change, one for each hole. Here's the link to one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-Gang-Non-Metallic-Low-Voltage-Old-Work-Bracket-SC100RR/100160916 . I installed these in the holes and the product attached easily to them and all is good. Thus, the product needs to come with these brackets or at least explain clearly that they are required. I don't even think that this product would work as well if the hole was the right size - I would STILL recommend the low voltage bracket as part of this solution.

Wanted to hide the cords coming from my TV to keep my kitchen from looking unorganized, so I bought these plates and have no regrets. Easy to install and look great, especially compared to having cords going everywhere.