Chamberlain B6753T Smart Garage Door Opener, Video Streaming & Advanced Corner LED Lighting-myQ Smartphone Controlled-Ultra Quiet, Strong Belt Drive & MAX Lifting Power

I purchased theChamberlain B6753T model, $298 package price on Amazon, based on features & recommendations. My purchased model included belt drive, camera, dual led lights, open from anywhere, battery back up, one-time code entry and 1 1/4 hp electric motor. I chose to pick a local installer verses me undertaking this task. Here's why:This was a huge plus, as he took 1 hr to install, never looked at any instructions, as Chamberlin is his preference and has done this hundreds and hundreds of time's. He does not sell openers and said he rarely, if any, has a service call on Chamberlin products. He unboxed the product, laying out every piece. I'm telling you, he charged $150 and just to watch the process was worth that. In no time he had the old one down and the new one up. He programed 4 remotes, a outside keypad, inside operator panel and camera without any issues. I'm mechanically inclined, it would have taken me much longer to go step by step piece by piece with reading along...guaranteed.The unit features belt drive, turns out it's super quiet verses my chain old chain driven. Belt is sturdy and you really shouldn't expect problems. He easily adjusted the belt tension on the ground. The entire unit was put together before hoisted up for final mounting.The dual led lighting, one light on each end, truly lights my 24x24 garage, corner to corner. Stays on about 30 seconds after closure. The interior panel also allows a push button to turn light on and off as needed.The camera easily connect to Bluetooth wifi. Great picture, side to side, of everything that's in front of the camera. Has night mode option too. There is a MyQ $39.99 fee yearly to have the video stored 7 days. It sends me an alert and video clip based on my preferences. This to is money well spent. If you drive off you can always see if you closed the door with real time view. Can open and close from anywhere via MyQ app.Opener allows you to set a close feature. Mine is set to make sure it's closed at 7pm. So if you open it and are doing something else you are assured it closes at a given time.It has battery back up. According to the installer, based on the battery, which fits inside the opener, he estimates 30-40 openings. Battery stays charged based on a regulator built into the opener.Overall a little more than most Chamberlin openers but this model is just packed with goodies. I'm of the opinion I've got them and will use them accordingly. I think its about $100 difference and a great value.I'm now a couple weeks beyond installation and could not be happier with my choice. The installation cost was absolutely worth every penny as it was flawless. My installer was local and not affiliated with Amazon. I definitely suggest you look at buying this model based on my experience.

This garage door opener is amazing and operating it has been a joy. It is very quiet, you only hear the door folding and the motor lightly humming. No noisy motor or vibrations! With that said, this was my first time installing a garage door opener myself and the install was not as smooth as I had hoped. The BiLT app did help me understand the assembly of everything since it included 3D models that are interactive allowing you to view the instructions in 3D.The install took 8 hours (two people) as I had several challenges to contend with such as a low ceiling height. My conditions were 7 foot 5 inch finished ceiling with a 7 foot tall garage door. That does not leave a lot of clearance for the garage opener track (rail assembly) with the door in the open position!Rail Assembly: I had to come up with a way to install the rail assembly as tight to the ceiling as possible. I also had to find a sturdy bracket to mount the motor assembly as close to the ceiling as possible. This was done using the 'Garage Door Rear Track Hanger Kit' manufactured by Coplay (Found at Home Depot). It had several metal brackets at different lengths which helped me mount the motor flush to the ceiling. Even had hardware included in the kit! I used about 2-3mm of washers between the bracket and ceiling to help me get the correct offset.Please Note: Do consider when mounting close to the ceiling to NOT interfere with the rail trolley sliding over the rail assembly. It has to travel/slide freely across the rail. I left about 1/4” of space above the trolley and above the sprocket cover located on the motor assembly.Door Bracket: The bracket that gets mounted on the door was simple, we opted to mount it 4” from the top edge of the door. This allowed the door to fully open when the garage opener was in operation.Door Sensors: The door sensors were not easily installed over our garage door rails. They are supposed to snap onto the rails however my door was hitting them in that position. I opted to screw the door sensors to the wall. To do this I cut and mounted a few pieces of 2x4 to the outsides of my garage door track to allow the door sensors to have a clear line of sight to each other.Wiring: The wiring of the door sensors and garage door opener were simple. I ended up using my own staple gun to mount wiring to the wall/ceiling as the included staples were not a great option. The door sensors must be wired white/white and black/black.Camera/App: The app helped finish up the installation. Be sure to have a strong wifi signal in the garage for the camera and app services to function correctly.Conclusion: My wife and I are super excited with our new garage door opener, after all the challenges we faced with the install, we are happy that it was worth it! All we need to do next is buy an external keypad which is not a make it or break it feature.