CHAMBERLAIN B6753T Secure View Garage Door Opener w/ LED Lights and Camera

We were replacing an older chamberlain with this new model. it was very easy to install and the instructions were very easy to follow. It is also makes less noise than our old belt drive. I would definitely recommend to anyone.

Excellent guided instructions. Was able to install entirely by myself with the help of an extension ladder and secured saw horses for resting and positioning the garage door opener. My one recommendation would be to allow for selecting and zooming in on individual parts from the parts list at each step to more admit differentiate between bolts, screws, and nuts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been purchasing Chamberlain openers for seven years, and hands-down this is the best opener I've ever see them offer. In my honest appraisal, I cannot find a significant negative about this opener. The build quality of the motor unit, the bar and belt, the wall switch and infrared safety sensors are all superior. Nothing feels cheap and nothing about the appearance suggests corners were cut. Installation of these units is brilliantly easy - even people who "aren't handy" can manage this in about an hour or so. If you're replacing a door opener that is less than 15 years old, chances are that it's even easier, since you don't have to deal with a new mount above the garage door for the bar. If you are replacing a very old opener, rest assured that this comes with all of the necessary updated hardware for where the bar attaches to the wall above the door. The install instructions are CLEAR and the grammar is great - you won't be sitting there scratching your head about what some poorly translated instruction means. Chamberlain has made assembly pretty much as easy and fool-proof as possible. The hardest part isn't assembling the unit itself, it's actually just hanging it from the ceiling. Technically, one person can handle this because you first attach the bar to the support above your garage door, with the motor unit resting on the ground. Then, you just pivot the motor unit up to the metal brackets hanging from the ceiling and insert your bolts. It's crazy easy, but you need to be able to climb a ladder and support 10-15 pounds as you hoist up the motor unit. It comes with the infrared safety sensors, which in old construction houses the wiring runs behind your drywall - so all you have to do is splice the new sensors onto your existing wiring from the old sensors. Turning back to the physical build quality, the motor unit has a hard plastic case, but it's solid and should withstand a few bumps over the years when you're unloading lumber from your truck and bang into it. Chamberlain remedied one of my previous quirks about their units - the light cover. In previous openers, the white light covers were often flimsy and a pain to unlatch. The light cover on this is sturdier, and it comes unlatched with less effort. And speaking of the light - it's BRIGHT! At over 2000 lumens this thing will replace your in-garage fluorescent lights, or supplement them with a ton of extra illumination. They switched from light bulbs to built-in LED's a few years ago, and honestly this saves you $20+ over the course of the opener lifetime, as well as several dollars a year in electricity costs. If there's one small thing I would ask Chamberlain to change, it would be to include an option to keep the light on constantly. As is, it turns on if you open the door, or (optionally) if the motion sensor built into the wall switch detects motion. If you have your garage door closed and you're just working in your garage, you'll have to keep walking back to the wall switch every few minutes to turn the light back on. This should be a simple improvement for the future. With the unit installed, I was first impressed by how quiet this is - especially for a 1 1/4 HP unit designed to handle even a heavy 2-car garage door. This replaced a chain-drive unit that made a TON of noise - so much that it was a real problem with having a baby's room on the second floor on the other side of the house. There is no heavy, jarring sound with this unit whatsoever...the best way to describe the noise is a low "whir" - it's more electronic sounding than mechanical. When we tested it, we found that you couldn't even hear it running in the kitchen right next to the garage. The only noise left is the metal garage door (which needs new rollers!) I honestly don't think you could expect a garage door opener to possibly be more quiet than this one. It's perfect. The motor lifts my garage door at a good pace. Honestly, I've seen somewhat faster openers, but when I say faster, I mean maybe a second or two better. It's up there in the top quarter of openers in terms of door speed. Besides, there's something to be said about a door that isn't closing at a million miles an hour...it gives someone an extra couple of seconds to move something out of the way if there's an obstruction. The wall switch is straightforward...I've seen some GAUDY wall switches with some openers these days...switches that are an eyesore especially when mounting them inside the house next to the garage entrance. This switch is less "invasive" while still giving you a "solid" feel to the open/close button, and it includes a dedicated light switch push-button as well. AND...I can't say enough good about this...THEY'VE ADDED A "PROGRAM/LEARN" BUTTON TO THE WALL SWITCH!!! It sits underneath the open/close button, and this is the best idea ever! It's always a PAIN to break out the ladder and pull the car out to get to the learn button on the motor unit. This was just a genius move by Chamberlain! The battery backup on this unit is always an excellent feature. We don't get too many outages where I am, but it's always a comfort to know it's there when a bad storm rolls through. After letting the battery charge for a few hours we tested it by unplugging the unit. When running on backup power, the motor does run in a lower power mode, so be prepared for the door to take twice as long to open or close. I haven't tested the number of opens/closes you can get on a fully charged battery, but I'm guessing you'll get about half a dozen based on the battery size. This does come with a pair of in-car remotes, and these appear unchanged from prior models. But they didn't need to be changed...they have three buttons for three door openers, and I've found them good for a range of about 200 feet "in real life." One thing I haven't tried is to program one of the extra buttons for the gate at the entrance to my neighborhood...I'm curious to see if the Chamberlain remote would work in this application. And saving the best for last...the CAMERA! This is my first experience with a Chamberlain opener with a built-in camera, and I think it's wonderful. Getting it connected to the MyQ Chamberlain app was a bit of a process...at first the app had issues when connecting the motor unit to my Wi-Fi network. The app kept giving me an error message, but after restarting the app the connection process proceeded fine. The camera toggles out from the underside of the unit, and at first I thought it was some sort of motorized swivel that you could remotely control via the app. However, the camera is in fact fixed, and you have to swivel the camera manually to get the aim you want. You'll get probably 140 degrees of vision out of the camera, which is perfectly fine for a one- or two-car garage door opening. The image quality I found to be very good - enough to see everything going on and make out the person you're looking at. I haven't tried the camera in a low-light situation, but if it lives up to the MyQ cameras I've seen, it should perform fine. One request for future models...and this is being incredibly picky...would be for the camera to have an electronic swivel capability. It would be great to be able to swivel the camera via the app to check the other side of the garage - for example to check if the door leading to my kitchen was open or closed. The app has built in-features for monitoring motion, and I was very impressed with how seamlessly the MyQ app integated with the Amazon Key app for in-garage package delivery. Now, when a delivery driver opens my garage door, I can see how/if the package was delivered. I've had instances where the driver literally throws the package, and it's good to have this on record if you receive a delivery that's damaged by a careless driver. Overall, I give this Chamberlain opener very high marks, and I will continue to recommend Chamberlain overall as an excellent company with reliable, well-constructed products. If you're in the market for an opener - this one is truly worth it!

while the bilt app is good, it still sucks. your finger controls are shoddy at best. everytime i tried to move the screen around to get a better view of what i needed to do it got lost and took me forever to re-establish where i was so i couls try again. please, please, please make paper manuals an option, even if we have to download it abd print it ourselves. outside of the bilt app, your product is great! i have 2 openers in my garage in my MN home and just installed this one in my AZ home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice upgrade. Love the LED lights and the direct WiFi connectivity. But the wiring connections were a major pain. For some reason, the connector for one set of wires would not, no matter what I did, connect properly. I ended up having to do a jury-rigged splice so that I had only a single wire to fit into the connector. Really need to do something about this antiquated way of connecting wires. I'm also still disappointed that the MyQ app doesn't allow the opener to be locked (can only do so from the panel in the garage) and doesn't allow users to set a specific notification sound.

1) the BILT instructions have the red and white wires reversed going to the wall unit. 2) in tge instruxtions for starting programming, it is crucial that BILT and the instruction manual add, "before beginning, check to make sure the carriage and trolley are locked together and the manual release is in the "lock" position (pointing to the head unit). The garage door will be up most of the way. (2) When programming the UP arrow travel limit for the first time, the door already is very nearly open; the travel time will be short, maybe 1 second, to set the open travel limit. Be prepared to stop the UP travel quickly after pressing the UP button. If not, you risk locking up the motor and belt.

Fairly straight forward video instructions. Could have been a little clearer on orientation of certain items. Wiring and up down adjustments super easy with the buttons on the back.

My 5 year old garage door opener could open 5 houses down the street. This thing I have to 2 feet from the door and in some cases I have hold the opener outside the window. Check YouTube for videos highlighting the manufacture defects. Poor design and no compatible range extender due to integrated antena

One of the main reasons for purchasing this was for the integrated camera. After about 8 hours of messing with it, including several calls to customer service in another country, I have just accepted that it's crap and it won't ever work. The frustration level with this thing has been off the charts. I will avoid all myQ products in the future.

I bought the opener in 2022. It is able to lift the garage door and that is it. I am very disappointed because the camera on this white elephant never worked. This is the main reason I purchased this expensive model. I have reached out several times to Chamberlain representatives but none of them have been able to help me to get the camera to work. I got frustrated and gave up trying. Do not buy.