Plug-in Mount - Accessory for Google Home Mini (White)

I bought this for my bathroom because I only have 1 outlet in there, like most. I wanted the cord out of the way and still be able to plug in appliances with the larger GFI plugs like my hair dryer. This works perfect! I actually have it flipped over from the ad picture where the Mini is to the top of the outlet and it stays nice and stable in the outlet and leaves plenty of room to plug in anything to the bottom receptacle.

I needed an outlet-style holder for a google home mini, but where the fit would be tight with the outlet under a medicine cabinet. This fit the bill.This one opts to keep the mini nearer the center of the outlet, but with the tradeoff that it floats a few inches away from the wall and in front of the outlet, instead of flush with the wall and farther above or below it (like most other holders with a longer "neck).Not a spectacular product. The fit and finish of the plastic, with a matte texture, is a little thicker and nicer than others with a thin, glossy plastic. While the instructions are useless, you can end up with a very tidy install with no cable showing.But the holder just blocks the physical mic switch on the home mini, a big design flaw. A cutout for the switch, or a design that would allow the mini to rotate in the holder, would solve this. Likewise it would be great to be able to rotate the entire holder to swing a few degree sideways from the outlet, instead of either up or down. This would be great for tight vertical spaces like mine.Bringing the home forward from the wall, it also gets less volume reinforcement than being flush with the wall (true for all speakers -- try it).Still, it solved more problems than it created for my application.

See my pics! This is a very nice wall mount for your Google home mini. The plastic quality is good, not brittle but thick. The white matches the white Google mini. You can mount it up right or upside-down.The only thing is that there's no instructions besides some basic diagrams on the back of the package. You can see the first step stating "wrap wire around cord guide.". But there is no cord guide. I had a hard time trying to wind the power cable wiring inside, took 10+ minutes but finally got it. Besides that, the mount is great!I have mine in the bathroom so I can listen to news and weather while I shower before work.

I like how the plug mount holds the Google home mini and tucks away the plug and wires - my only gripe, the entire weight of the mount, Google Mini and the wire sits on the plug and over time with gravity in action, the whole thing unplugs. I solved the issue with a tiny piece of double sided tape.

I tried a couple of different mounts for the Home Mini. I settled on this one because it seems to be the best compromise for our bathroom. It's compact and discreet, conceals the power connector and extra cord, grips the existing power plug and Mini firmly, and doesn't block the other outlet. Also preserves access to the mute switch. I ended up using it in "hanging" orientation below the outlet instead of above the outlet because the two prongs of the unpolarized Google plug don't seem to hold in the outlet quite well enough to have it above. Not to mention, I like having the Mini oriented so the volume "tap" function is left for vol down, right for vol up. Good part is that the plug will go in either orientation. For the record, I have Decora style outlets; they have plenty of space between receptacles.

I didn't reduce the number of stars because this thing works as advertised and it works great to hold our original generation Google Home mini.However you need to know that the circle which goes over the single plug is big enough that a large plug like a vacuum cleaner will not go next to it.Small home extension cords and low wattage or voltage plugs are fine, but something that draws a fair amount of power like you might find in the kitchen and might not work.

Works , looks great and takes the look of corded away. However, it’s not the fault of the company, where I wanted to plug this in , unit kept falling out . Too heavy for outlet. I tried two other outlets, fell also . The only outlet it stayed steady on was the one pictured. I’m not sure what you call these types of outlets . They’re newer. So make sure you have these type of outlets if you’re purchasing this product. I live in an old apartment 69-70’s built , so I guess the outlets haven’t been upgraded. Bummer. Only use in the kitchen it is then

As most of the reviews have mentioned, if you're an average Joe like me, you'll assume that "assembly" is pretty straight forward out of the box. Directions on the inside back of the box card seem simple enough and then you get to putting it together and it hits you. What??? Written diagram/directions are very lacking, but the video then makes you realize you should have been able to figure it out, but you didn't. I had to watch it twice.However, if you are above avg intelligence and not a moron like me, you got this. I did exactly as the video demonstrated (even the "coiling of the cord") and bingo, bango, bongo. The Mini sits quite nicely in its perch, cable and USB end are discreetly hidden and it almost looks natural in the electrical outlet.It is a smidgen "bulky", but I like the clean look it provides and again, it almost looks like it belongs. Case itself looks and feels very sturdy, BUT I do wonder how well the electrical prongs portion of the power cable will stay seated in its portion of the mount. I wish it sank flush with the mount (you'll see what I mean if you purchase) so it fit flush with the outlet. Maybe that was by design? Price seems a smidgen high, but kudos for something built that I didn't think of (see previous reference to my intelligence status) and capitalizing on it.