Wassers Portable Electronic Device Mount, Black - Google Home Mini and Nest Mini Stand Holder with Retro Alarm Clock Design, Protective Case & Cable Management

Really impressed by the way this Retro look stand fits my Gen 2 Google Nest Mini. It was very easy to assemble but I wasn't impressed with the screwdriver. I'm in my 70s and it was a little hard for me to tighten the screws all the way. I have slightly better quality tools so this was only a minor setback. I have only had the stand for a short time but a couple of people have seen it and were impressed also. My Nest Mini is sky blue ( robins egg blue ) and the stand is black which I think gives a very nice look. I have this in my kitchen and if I decide to get a speaker for my bedroom I will purchase another Retro Alarm Clock Stand without a doubt.

For mine, one of the screw holes weren't deep enough. Even after I used a different screw. A lil awkward for the wire if you make it stick straight down. Sound "sounds" a lil odd, and it does sound a lil less louder. Not bad imo. Other than, I love to look at it and works fine. Though picky people may not like

Honestly I love this lil holder from my google home mini. I use it as a bedside speaker for a media computer, and this helps me "direct" the sound at us instead of towards the ceiling. The only thing wrong with it, is that it is a lil flimsy. It is very light weight plastic, especially in comparison to the weight of the actual google home mini, which means it will tip over very easily. I think this could be fixed by the seller by changing the materials of some of the parts, like making just the little legs out a heavier material so that its a bit more sturdy. I do think tho, the price is equal to the quality. This stand is not overly expensive, and I don't expect it to last forever. As long as you are careful with it I could see it lasting a long time, but if you have kids I'd make sure it was out of reach just in case.

Love how it looks over my bed and I can see the lights when I wake it up

I love the look of this holder for my google home. It is on the cheaper side so the top part comes off from time to time when i move my google home. On the other hand if you are not moving it around then it should be just fine.

I love the look and don’t mind the material, makes for a very cute google home mount. However, you have to build the entire thing yourself with tiny screws and a cheap screwdriver provided. At first I didn’t mind and thought of it as a fun DIY but then realized how unsatisfied I was with the tools and the ultimate assembling… The top “handle” is two separate parts that need to be put together for an unknown reason and no matter how tightly the screw is tightened, there is an unflattering gap in it. I don’t see why the entire top part can’t come as one piece but overall it’s not too noticeable.

Honestly, this was better than I thought it was from just looking at the picture. You have to put it together but they included more than enough screws and a screwdriver, although the screw driver is hard to use, it does work. There's even a felt pad to stick on underneath so it doesn't slide everywhere if it's accidentally hit. The only problem I have is the top part of the "clock" doesn't fully connect at one of the ends when screwed down, instead it splits, but the otherside is fine. Kind of annoying, but just a cosmetic imperfection.

Expect plenty of assembly required. It’s awful trying to piece this thing together. There’s more parts to this than a Barbie dream house. The screws are tiny, and the little screw driver they included snapped in half about 20 minutes into the 45 minute assembly process. You have to piece it together with the google inside of it, which makes it a little difficult. There were times I could have used a second set of hands. Is it worth it? Absolutely not. It’s just a little gimicky decoration that adds nothing to the experience. That alone would be fine, but the fact that it comes in nearly 9 different pieces with 25 tiny screws is absurd and makes it a bad buy. I’m not returning it, but mostly just because I don’t want to have to go to the hassle of unscrewing everything to remove my speaker.