I was looking for the power cord as well, and required actually looking for it.

I’m curious about the wall mounted option, and how that gets power without an electrician running a line to the middle of the wall. It looked like there might be a PoE option, but that also needs cable run. It seems like a bit of a project.

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xattt 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> It looked like there might be a PoE option, but that also needs cable run

“Power Mount PoE Wired” is an option that will be available in early 2027. I can already see this being a decent option for kitchens that had a wall phone plate (that, hopefully, was wired with Cat 5e…).

Paired with some yet-to-be-released homeOS VoIP app… chefs kiss.

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joezydeco 4 hours ago | parent [-]

homeOS VoIP app

Like FaceTime?

	▲	xattt 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Like something that would integrate with an existing SIP server like FreePBX.

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reaperducer 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I’m curious about the wall mounted option, and how that gets power without an electrician running a line to the middle of the wall.

People wall-mount flat screen TVs without an electrician all the time, and it's no big deal. Because of its size, this should be even simpler.

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isodev 5 hours ago | parent [-]

That only works if you live in a paper house. Drilling through normal brick/concrete walls is not that easy - we do call someone when we need our wall mounted TV setup.

	▲	reaperducer 38 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I doubt you live in a house where every single wall is brick or concrete. Unless you live in a nuclear bunker. I live in a concrete building, and only the exterior walls and one or two interior walls are concrete. The rest is normal walls that for some reason you refer to as "paper." I guess they don't have lumber in your country. You're just inventing problems where none exist.