4.5" Small Baby Monitors & Speaker Wall Mount Shelf, Adhesive & Screw in, Also for Security Cameras, WiFi Routers, Decor, Plants, Photos, Kitchen,...

I put this up on my wall using the provided stickers. It's holding up nicely. I have it holding my ZeeBooth Echo. The weight is supported easily. There's even a spot for the cord to go through. I recommend this product.

This shelf is a nice addition to free up some room on your surfaces without bringing in a large shelf or taking attention away from other parts of the room. The acrylic is thick and sturdy and the adhesive works well for light items. No scratches or issues. I like it!

These are advertised as mounts for small speakers and for that I think they would work great. A barrel plug to connect to an ZeeBooth Echo or little theater speaker should fit through the holes well. The provided mounting hardware and VHB tape seem solid and I appreciate the covers for the screws to make it look a bit nicers, though neither option is the best fit for renters. I, however, had not planned to use these for speakers. I had been hoping to use this as a tiny charging shelf for my cycling lights in my entryway to my apartment where my bike lives. As a renter, I also didn't want to use either mounting option so planned to use 3M Command Strips. I was a little bummed to find that the vertical portion was a little too small for the largest Command Strips and a little too big for the medium Command Strips, so I'll have to trim my strips. I also had hoped to use a right angle plug to keep the cord from easily falling out of these holes, but it was too large to fit through in any orientation. I previously purchased an Echo shelf that had a cord cut out connected to the hole the feed the wire through in such situations and perhaps that would be a better choice generally since you never know what your next device might use for cables. I do think this will do the job of being a shelf that's mostly unobtrusive and invisible-ish when I'm not charging my lights, but I would prefer if it came with a more renter-friendly method of securing it and had the cut-outs for cables rather than just the holes. As an aside, I was surprised that the packaging claims this is biodegradable in the landfill. That's cool (though whether this appears to be an environmental boon is a bit dubious), but I wondered if they needed quite so much plastic packaging inside since that would probably do more for preventing plastic waste in landfills. The shelf is wrapped in plastic, the adhesives + screws (in two wrappings of plastic!) are wrapped in plastic, and then the whole thing is wrapped in plastic. I get efficiency in person-time, but seemed excessive since someone wearing cotton gloves could prevent fingerprints when packaging and then the VHB and screw container could have been wrapped in one a single baggie, saving two plastic bags? Or if you need to wrap the shelf to prevent scratches, leave the VHB tape and screw packet unwrapped. (If it's from the factory like this, it is what it is and unwrapping it just to prevent the appearance of waste and increasing returns from scratches/missed items would be stupid but if it's preventable, I do think this should be considered.)

I like the fact that this is clear. I can set my small rear surround sound speakers on them without needing to drill into a wall for a bracket.

Excellent, quick-mounting shelf for small, light-weight items. Adhesion to the wall is sufficient to support small items.