LiftMaster855lm Chamberlain OEM Homelink Compatibility Bridge Pack of 2

This review is for the sake of the lovers of older model cars that were equipped with homelink. I have a 2009 vintage BMW. Current home was built in 2021 with MyQ WiFi garage door openers (x2). I tried every combination of Jeeeny, LiftServant, Dehomepot and aftermarket transmitters and even stand alone receivers to "Train" my old BMW to work with the new openers but they all failed. Yes yes, even when I got the independent receivers to click acknowledgement of receiving a signal, the MyQ openers would not respond to the hardwire connections. They have become too smart.Last ditch try was to get this Homelink Compatibility bridge. well what do you know, It works! Not only does it work, the single unit works on all 3 doors. Just have to train each homelink button separately using the same "trainer" remote and link each button in the car to each door. Yes, no confusion, no button one closes door 2 while opening door 1. It just makes homelink in the old BMW work the way it used to.I got 3 garage doors to work, I do not know how many would max it out. But it does seem to be locked to that trainer remote that comes as a set. It won't respond when I tried to train the old homelink with a different (old) remote with matching frequency. The car will take the programming, but the bridge will not respond. Must clear all other old learned remotes from the car first before it correctly accept the new training.Works as claimed and yes, can confirm that one bridge unit operates 3 separate MyQ WiFi garage door openers.

I have a 2024 F150 and I added a home link mirror. My garage doors didn’t work as they were brand new and this mirror was used. After researching, I decided to try this and it worked! Setup takes 10 minutes for 2 garage doors! Worked great with my chamberlain myQ

I'm about ready to return my Chamberlain opener and get something that is actually compatible with Homelink in my vehicles. This requirement of a "bridge" to try and make an opener work with the millions of older Homelink mirrors out there is just stupid and unnecessary. It's just another thing to go wrong and it does that a lot!First, it limits the range compared to both the original remote and the Homelink range with my old opener. I used to be able to open my door from around the corner before it was even in sight, probably a good 300-400' away. Now, I'm lucky to get half that range and sometimes I have to be in my driveway. This would be frustrating enough if this was the only problem, but it's not. Occasionally this won't work while I'm in my driveway and even in my garage!! I've moved the "bridge" to different outlets throughout the garage and it doesn't help, it still intermittently just plain won't work.I'm about fed up with this and will be looking for another opener that will work with my "ancient" 2010 vehicle with the old technology Homelink mirror! Ever heard of backwards compatible?? If you upgrade a product, at least let it work with the millions of old units out there!! This BS "bridge" is not good enough, there was nothing wrong with the way my old homelink mirror talked to my garage door opener from 2012, why "upgrade" it to this new technology?Anyway, I'd avoid this product and any opener made by Chamberlain (Liftmaster, Craftsman) that requires this product if you actually want to be able to open your door with your Homelink mirror. Anyone know of a good quiet opener that works with older Homelink mirrors? Let me know. Guess I'll be going back to Genie, hopefully their new ones are still compatible.

This bridge is a little pricey but is pretty simple to install and connect to both the car and garage door opener. It operates well and is consistent. The only complaint I have is that the range is pretty limited. I need to be near the garage door for it to operate. I could perhaps improve the range by lowering the bridge and/or moving it closer to the garage door, but haven't tried that yet.

This device makes LiftMaster garage door openers and HomeLink-equipped vehicles finally compatible! Set up is as easy as plugging in the bridge, and pairing the bridge remote with HomeLink, and then pairing HomeLink with the garage opener.

It’s annoying that I need to add this extra item to make the garage work, but it works. So I’ll just be happy.We had a 2022 Camry that had an accident. So we went with a 2023 Lexus and no matter what we tried. We could never get the garage door to open. Which was annoying as both cars are new, both cars are Toyota. After being annoying with the remotes for awhile I finally decided. $35. Just try it. And within 3 minutes. Homelink now works with our car. Which is more than fantastic. I’m not sure how rolling codes and such work, don’t care. We have a 5 year old garage opener and a 1 year old car. Should work. Doesn’t. But this was a simple fix.

You know when you're mad, that's when you feel like writing a review? That is how I'm feeling right now. The first question is why in the world should anyone need this thing? There is no reason other than a ca$h grab for opener makers to not include this capability. That being said, it's pretty straight forward and works reasonably well. I had 2 cars, the first one went through just fine. It took a couple of tries to get the 2nd car programmed but so far it works.Others have complained about the range on this thing, Since I only installed it a little while ago I haven't really had an opportunity to test that yet but will be sure to do so and if it's poor I'll make sure to report back out. I'm still seething about needing an addon unit in the first place!

I'd have to say I was very disappointed that my Chamberlain RJO101 would never train with 2 of my newer cars' homelink systems, however, this bridge fixed it with very little effort. This incompatibility is not documented anywhere, which is very sad to say the least. I need to go leave a bad review for the RJO101 now.

I have 2 cars with older Homelink systems built in that will not speak to my modern garage door heads. So I bought this product and voila now both cars open the garage doors. What's nice is that I can set up each garage door for any button. So both cars can open both doors individually.The training is no different than how you set up your garage door opener now: use the provided new remote to train the car, press the train button on the garage door head and press the button in the car you just trained. The head learns the code magically via this product and the garage door opens.

no issues with the device, and was straight forward for compatibility with my car

The receiver has extremely poor sensitivity, you have to be pretty much right on top of it to pick up the signal from the in-car Homelink transmitter. Tried with with two different vehicles, both worked equally poorly. Not worth the hassle of returning, tossed it in the trash.

Got this so I could operate our Chamberlain garage door with our homelink in our 2011 Nissan Murano, works as it should, extra expense but works....

Had no trouble getting all my vehicles connected. Have had it 2 months, no problems.