ECHOGEAR TV Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TV (White)

What buyers think

Buyer feedback for this kit centers on three themes: installation convenience, appearance, and day-to-day flexibility. Many reviewers describe the included hole-saw attachment and overall process as straightforward for hiding HDMI and other low-voltage cables. There’s also frequent mention that the wall opening looks cleaner and less cluttered than visible cord runs, and that the paintable grommets help the kit disappear into the wall. Finally, reviewers appreciate that the pass-through design makes it easier to add or remove cables later, which matters for people who swap equipment or reorganize their entertainment setup.

Overall, buyer-review evidence is consistent that this is a solid option for low-voltage TV cable management, with the main friction points being cable routing through the pass-through openings and ensuring the kit matches drywall requirements and intended cable types.

What this kit is, and what it’s for

This is a wall-mounted TV cable pass-through kit. Instead of leaving cables visible on the wall (or running them in an external raceway), you cut two openings in drywall and route low-voltage A/V wiring through paintable grommets that sit securely against the drywall.

It’s intended for cables such as HDMI, Aux, and other low-voltage connections. If you’re trying to fully power a TV in-wall, you’ll want to use the right category of kit for power wiring rather than this pass-through approach.

Key specs that affect real installs

• Drywall thickness range: minimum 1/2 inch, maximum 1 inch.
• Pass-through size detail: the grommets are described as able to comfortably fit up to 4 large HDMI cables.
• Installation type: screw-in installation.
• Included components: hole-saw drill attachment, two low-voltage pass-through grommets, and locking brackets.
• Material and color: plastic, white.
• Warranty: 5 years.

Pros and cons (in practical terms)

Where it makes the most sense

• You want a clean wall look for HDMI and audio cables. Pass-through openings help eliminate visible cable clutter around a wall-mounted TV.
• You want a DIY install with the right tools included. The kit’s hole-saw drill attachment is built for cutting the circular holes needed for a neat grommet fit.
• You want options to change cables later. The pass-through design is meant to support adding or removing cables without tearing out the setup.

Where you might want a different approach

• If your wall does not match the drywall thickness range. This kit is sized for specific drywall measurements, so double-check before committing.
• If your cables are unusually thick or hard to maneuver. Some buyers note that routing cables through the middle pass-through can be tight, especially when cables are stiff.
• If your goal is in-wall power management. This kit focuses on low-voltage/A/V cable hiding, so choose a power-specific solution for outlet or power cable routing.

How it compares to other cord-hiding options

Even without named competitors, you can narrow down the right solution by use case:

• Versus visible raceways: A pass-through kit gives a more “built-in” look, but it requires drilling and drywall work.
• Versus cord covers and clips: Covers are simpler and less invasive, but they keep some visual trace of the wiring.
• Versus in-wall power kits: If you need to move power cabling into the wall, you generally need a power-rated kit and the right electrical approach. This one is best treated as an A/V pass-through solution.

Installation and usability tips

• Plan the cable path first. Decide where the TV and components will sit, then verify cable length and routing before cutting holes.
• Drywall prep matters. Make sure your drywall thickness is within the kit’s range and choose a drill bit setup that matches the provided hole-saw attachment workflow.
• Expect a tight fit with thick HDMI cables. If you have multiple large HDMI connectors, take your time feeding them through and avoid forcing stiff cables at awkward angles.
• Paint before final use if you want the cleanest blend. Since the grommets are paintable, matching the openings to your wall can improve the finished look.

Verdict: is the ECHOGEAR TV cord hider worth it?

Choose this kit if you have a wall-mounted TV and want to hide low-voltage HDMI and audio cables for a cleaner, more “in-wall” look. It’s especially appealing if you prefer a DIY solution with the tools included and you like the idea of paintable openings that can blend into your wall. The main reasons it may not be the right pick are if you need in-wall power routing, your drywall thickness falls outside the kit’s range, or your cables are difficult to thread through the pass-through.

FAQ

What types of cables can this TV cord hider hide?

This kit is designed for low-voltage TV and A/V cables such as HDMI, Aux, and other similar connections. It is not positioned as a substitute for dedicated in-wall power solutions.

Will it fit my drywall?

It is intended for drywall thickness between 1/2 inch (minimum) and 1 inch (maximum). If your wall is thicker or thinner, you’ll need a different option.

How many HDMI cables can the pass-through grommets fit?

The grommets are described as able to comfortably fit up to 4 large HDMI cables.

Is it hard to install?

Many buyers report the install is straightforward and helped by the included hole-saw drill attachment. That said, you should expect some careful work feeding cables through the pass-through once the holes are cut.

Can I paint the grommets to match my wall?

Yes. The grommets are paintable, which can help the openings blend into your wall color.

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