Wall Mount Stand for Echo Show 10 (2nd Generation) Horizontal 270 Degrees Rotation Longitudinal Angle Change Base Blackï¼Ë†Not fit Echo Show 8 & Echo Show 5, Only fit Echo Show 10 Generationï¼â€°

I wanted to mount my 1st gen echo on the wall and have been wanting to mount this 2nd get since getting it but the reviews and pictures kept me just wondering. Wonder no more! This is a GREAT mount. It is solid, easy to mout, and wishing I'd done this right off the bat. Like someone else mentioned I would have PREFERRED the mounting holes where in a vertical line so if it were on sheetrock you could run them both into a stud. But beyond that, it's a solid great mount, you can adjust the tilt so the screen can be easily positioned. If you want your 2nd gen echo show on the wall, get this mount!

See my two pix.The good:Appears to be well made. Solid constructionRelatively compactTurns easyThe not so good:The screw holes on the vertical piece of the mount are too far apart to fit on a 2x4 (wall stud). Only two would hit the stud and it that would be dicey. They really should have put the screw holes vertical or at least added a 4th hole centered below the middle one.I screwed mine into both the wall and 1/2 wall (between den and kitchen) it is sitting on (see pix)The vertical movement is a little loose.. Tightening the screws did not help much :)The bad:The includes screws are poor quality. Do not use them. I used deck screws, but goto a hardware store and get 2.5” wood screws.It is a bit over priced. $20-25 would be more appropriate.The odd: Zero docs came with itNo markings on boxJust a bag of screws and the mount. That is odd to say the least.

Unfortunately, this unit did not work with my Denon Receiver so I had to keep my original Echo 5 that works seamlessly with my Denon. I now have two Echo show units in my man cave. The next generation has an awesome large HD screen and works with all my Alexa controlled devices. Hopefully in the near future the 2nd generation will start being compatible more electronics.

We've had our Echo on the kitchen cabinet and have already had to replace the power brick twice ($45 for the 2!). It of course got moved around a lot for changing direction or cleaning underneath. We installed this mount before plugging in brick #3 and I wish we had done it initially as it'd had paid for itself already with the savings on those two bricks. The angle for viewing is better, and the ability to rotate is so much smoother than moving the darn thing.

They were not happy with it went out and purchased a different one it was stable holding the echo