🔊 ALLICAVER Wall Mount Bracket for Sonos One and Play 1 Smart Speaker - Sturdy Metal Holder (White) Review

I had another one first and heard it rattling. This does not rattle and holds the speaker very well. I have them high in the corners so I don't want them to call anyone. I have ZERO problems with these brackets.

I love the simplicity and quality of this wall mount. Installed an Allicaver wall mount in the bathroom to mount the Sonos One (2nd Gen). The wall bracket is made of solid metal. Bought the black one for my Sonos.

I ordered another mount which was too cheap and didn't fit the Sonos 1. Obviously, this mount is designed specifically for the speaker and also offers many options to attach it to a wall, shelf or anything else by hiding the power cord. Excellent goods!

After looking at all the mounting options for my Sonos Play 1 I tried this new product as I didn't need to tilt or tilt the speakers and I needed a solid stand to hold the speakers couldn't knock over (like many others). All I have to say is they are well built, easy to install and look great!

Great value for a solid mount! I bought it to modify and mount on a Flexon stand designed for Sonos Play speakers so I can use it for Sonos One. I used various drill and countersink bits (clean burrs) to match the Flexon stand mount. Note that it would have been better to have had a drill press, but I managed, and if it's covered in flexon plates, there's no telling. Space for the network cable. Photos explain the rest. Hooray!

Great price for a solid mount! I bought this to retrofit and install on a Flexon stand designed for Sonos Play speakers so I can use it with Sonos One. I used various drill bits and countersinks (clean burrs) to match the bracket on the Flexon stand. Note that it would have been better to have had a drill press, but I managed, and if it's covered in flexon plates, there's no telling. Plenty of space to lay the network cable. The photos explain the rest. Hooray!

As previously mentioned; They come from the factory with peeling paint. I installed one in the closet and knew the rust on the base could potentially go to the speaker. To prevent this I wrapped the rim in electrical tape and trimmed off the excess so the metals don't touch. It's not the best solution, but it will work for now. This particular speaker sits high and you can't see it anyway. I just have to hide the cable. This is the next project.

I have 6 of these in my garage now and they are excellent. I originally wanted to buy a different mount that would allow the speakers to rotate and tilt. I couldn't decide between this style and this one, so I bought both to try for myself. Given both options, this was the clear winner. It's very strong and holds the speaker securely with a pole that wraps around the center of the speaker. Don't worry about the speaker knocking out of its mount, hitting the concrete floor and breaking. Pan-tilt

They are more than strong enough to use on my 4 Sonos One SLs. After looking at and comparing 7-9 wall mounts available I decided what to spend $40 for 1, $80 for a pair or $160 for ALL 4?! No shit! Of course there are others that sell a set (2) for less than $30, but they hang precariously. I just spent $520 for 4 speakers, I don't have enough confidence in other designs. I am sorry. I just do not know. Now I don't feel scared or stressed just thinking about the speakers going to fall off the…