ECHOGEAR Outlet Shelf 2 Pack – A Space-Saving Solution for Anything Up to 10lbs – Built-in Cable Channel - Easy Install with Hardware Included - Ideal for Sonos and Smart Home Speakers - EGOS12

Very attractive little device shelves. Looks good with decora recepticals. Along with quality USB charging recepticals, makes great little charging stations. Provided your house has modern height recepticals. Better if recepticals are higher up on your wall. A bit small for modern, large screen pads. Great for phones. Love the hidden cord storage. Very good design. Strong and quite easy to install, so long as your electrical boxes were installed properly. Not really meant to be shimmed. Use box extenders, as needed, to correct poorly installed electrical boxes. Needs a solid, properly installed electrical outlet box. Not for a "cut out" box.

I loved the idea of saving space on your counter. This also hides the wiring inside the base. It does take some time to stuff the wiring inside before enclosing it correctly. I loved that it came with several outlet cover styles and the proper screws. It held up our Echo in one bathroom and our electric toothbrush and stand in the other bathroom with ease. The only downside of the outlet shelf is that it won't allow two bulk plugs at the same time as shown in the photo. Amazon has upgraded the 2021 Echo plugs instead of the usual USB mini plug in previous models.

It hides the cord so well! The slide thing that opens to hide it is easy to operate. It’s very sturdy and unobtrusive. Love that it has its own little table and doesn’t clutter any other surface. Love that since the cord is in there all together it’s harder for my kids to come quickly steal it and plug it into their rooms. Because they will.Note, I had to buy a replacement cord, so usually the plug only covers one outlet, not two like my knockoff one does.

We tried this out and they are working out. I have one in my kids room that is more secure than the one downstairs. We have all of the plugs used in the one downstairs and it works but for some reason (may be the weight of items plugged) but it does jiggle a bit.

Works great to get the Alexa off of the counter. Looks good too.

This shelf is a great way to save space on any counter. I like to listen to music, make lists, and do all of the Amazon Alexa things while getting ready in my bathroom. This keeps it up and away from water and allows me to have more counter space.

Echo Gear delivers again. Always a bit less expensive than competitors and always high quality!

For an item that seems /o imply it was designed specifically for Echo ( it's called EchoGear) it seems to be a near miss when it comes to using with an Echo made in the last few years.The ideal plug spot for any recent Echo with the square 15w power cube would be the top set of plugs, with the cord facing up. This configuration would hide almost every inch of cord and provide clearance to easily access the lower receptacle, as well as easy access to "Test" and "Reset" buttons on most GFCI outlets. Sadly the shelf is a couple millimeters too low, and the plug simply will not fit in that configuration for me with the GFCI plug I have. Your plug might be different and have enough clearance but mine just misses, even with the cord fed all the way up ( my picture makes it look like cord is in the way but trust me, it doesn't fit even when you arent trying to snap a picture with one hand).I get different manufacturers plugs will be slightly different but it seems like such a miniscule adjustment on 1/8" could have made this perfect for any outlet using an Echo.And just to be clear, i'm not saying it won't work with an Echo that uses the square plug, it definitely does. You just need to use the lower outlet or use the top with cord facing down. The issue is I can't plug the block into the ideal spot which would be top putlet with cord facing up. Depending on the plug you have you might not have this issue but i think the slightest design change could have insured no one had this issue ....See my pictures. I was able to trim it up with my Dremel so i could get the plug in the top with cord up but when the product is called EchoGear ot should be good out of the box.The difference between having the plug up top with cord up is so much cleaner than any other way and sonce it was designed for Echo they really should have thought of this and designed accordingly. If this was GoogleGear having to modify it for the Echo would be expected, but you are calling this EchoGear. Just saying...