How To Hide Cords And Devices Game Consoles Behind The Wall Mounted LED TV Gaming Room Setup

How To Hide Cords And Devices Game Consoles Behind The Wall Mounted LED TV Gaming Room Setup

No it's not, if it's mount well ventilated location on back of the LED TV where LED TV not heats up and PS5 also get cool air from the side and release to other side. I recommend to anyone first get the cool area back of the LED TV then note down the PS5 ventilation system from which holes air ins and which holes hot air released.

Don't get it no problem let me shine more my last reply, actually it's very simple when you first bought your 2.1 HDMI LED TV then don't mount it to the wall for few hours put it on table top, setup your PS5 then play it for 2-3 hours after that here's the tricky part comes, pause the game, get up check the temperature of back of the 4K LED TV by hand note down the coolest spot and then turn off your PS5 disconnect all the wires then mount it to the wall with PS5. Now I hope you understand, don't hesitate to ask more questions.

[Crunchy_YT]

Perfect it looks bad when the cords are all over the place also knobodys gonna know till u tell them! Keep the good work up ty 🎉

[TheOtakuKing]

No dude would hide their ps5.

Update. Her Husband removed! 😅

[thehiddencode]

her browsing history: PS5 overheating issues...

[TennesseeTraders]

From a guy who owns a tv mounting company and mounted tvs for over 15 years.. CUDOS to you. Even advising people to have an outlet installed behind the TV.. AWESOME!!! so many of my peers run extension cords in the wall which is a fire hazard. This was quick, helpful and well thought out.. DOPE

[hanzroy]

Ofc it is all based on individual preference but the bros would definitely showcase their PS5 to the boys

[Saminsdomain]

Finally someone hiding cables without using cable covers!!

[salvadorthomas]

Aside from potential heating issues, the back of tvs has a metallic plate from the manufacturing process which will bounce RF signals, if you start to see more buffering wheels or latency input from your controllers after install, please don’t call your ISP 😂

[ShinkeiDEI]

Looks nice but that is a dust trap for the PS5, I would prefer mount it below the table or horizontal on display.

[djblock]

If the hdmi cables are long enough you can run them from behind the TV into the wall and out behind the entertainment center using low voltage boxes

[asdfjkl]

If you don't have an outlet behind your TV, I recommend a power relocation kit. They aren't very expensive and are easy to install. You don't have to know anything about electricity. But I'd you know about electricity then just run some romex up the wall and put in an outlet. It's a little more involved but still not super hard.

[Troyjanwarrior]

Great and all for people who have a plug in a odly high place on a wall.What about everyone else who's plug is lower down the wall which most tend to be.Happy for you thst you have a plug that can do this.Rest of us have to open up their wall and run the cords behind the wall.

[isaultra]

flip able tv wall holders are great: hide stuff and comfortably change cable connections 😉
respect that you put an outlet there too ⚘

[rowanmurphy]

Less than a minute. Simple and effective. Thanks.

[ghostinhale]

Why would you hide your ps5? I think it looks awesome on display. But that's just me.

[llewellyn]

Cool. I have installed my son’s console behind the tv and controllers on wall a few years ago also did led light for him.
Works great.

[drwho]

This tv mount looks great. Which wall mount is used for the tv?

[davidjacobs]

Great tip! Where can you buy the mounts for the devices?

[KP-]

It’s a clean set up, but what about when the PlayStation overheats and plus the TV throws heat on the PlayStation that’s a bad idea but overall I liked set up🔥 dope asf

[Totalplonker]

Very nice job. You should be proud of yourself 🎉

[DridgeDEU]

It may look clean, but devices like the PS5 require heat circulation which is why free-standing is almost a necessity, at least if you want to prolong the life of your console. Also, just using one power strip for multiple heavy devices is not really advisable. One power socket can only sustain so much current (Amperes) before it creates problems.