Amazon Fire 7" Wall Mount Kit V2 by Lux Mounts in White, Attach to Outlet or Switch, Easy Installation, Damage-Free, Kiosk, Show Display, Smart Home Interface, Security Camera Viewer, Alexa On Wall

Install was easy. Definitely recommend not having the USB cable plugged in front. Looks much better is plugged behind wall. (You need to know what your are doing for that). Looks good on my wall and now it is easier to control smart device.

The best part of this tablet is mount is it looks great for the most part. There are some unsightly holes around the sides to accommodate different cable configurations. But I find this small issue can be overlooked. What cannot be overlooked is how awfully this product is designed.Its intentionally designed to be a bad product. By intentionally- I mean its designed for ease of installation and flexibility. It sounds great that you don't need to rewire an outlet or make any addition holes in your wall. You simply take advantage of what's there and instantly add a tablet. Perfect right!? Think again.Implementing design requirements can be tricky and when poorly executed can be a huge detriment to a product; as it is in this case. The thick plastic mount is heavy and unsecured on one end. It uses small short screws- the same screws used to hold on your typical feather weight wallplate- and nothing more to secure both itself and your tablet to the wall. Even if this manages to be secure it still leaves one end flapping around. When you try to use the tablet it clacks against the wall with each touch. Its worse on tile or mason walls where the hard surface makes a louder sound.Oddly enough there is no option to secure the other end. Its unthinkable. Why not? Its not like its a screwless design. You have two ugly screws already on the switch end. Screws that are probably scratched and revealing unsightly metal because of how much you need to manipulate these screws to affix this heavy product to the wall. Amazon isn't allowing images right now, but I modified my mount by drilling and countersinking two additional holes on the other end for securing the mount to the wall. Now the tablet is no longer flapping around.This easy install feature has also backfired in that its not easy to install. All the plastic bits for pushing the tablet's buttons are separate. You need to carefully insert them and hope they don't fall out as you attempt to hold the mount vertically during installation. There's also no way hold the tablet in as you raise it up to the wall. You need to carefully hold your jenga puzzle together as you mount it. Its more hassle than any other tablet mount I've encountered.It gets worse. If you manage to secure your mount to the wall you tablet won't work. By that I mean the plastic in the mount interferes with the touchscreen. There is too large of an an electrostatic change on the plastic. You need to either spray the mount down with an antistatic spray or keep the plastic separated from the face of the tablet. I guess they never tested this out because they expect your tablet to separate from the mount and flap around as you use it. I ended use using conductive tape on the backside and routing that around to the grounded mounting screws on the switch. I didn't use spray even though it is the easier solution because I did not want to reapply it at a later date.If you have a 3d printer. Print yourself a better mount using this concept.I'm giving this a generous 3 stars only for its looks. Its functionality is rated as hot garbage.

Works well with my Fire 7". Wasn't hard to put together and looks nice on the wall. I really wasn't using the tablet too much but now that it is on the wall I find I'm using it more. Other reviewers seem to have had a problem with the plastic clips used to push the Fire's buttons but I did not have an issue getting and keeping them in place while installing.

This mount is just what I was looking for. I love it!The downsides: it's too expensive for what it is (I got the whole Fire tablet for less) and it doesn't sit completely flush to the wall on the right side. This could be due to the wall and/or wall outlet not being flat (pretty likely), but it would be nice if there was some way to adhere the right side to the wall in the box.

Bought to mount in hallway, not disappointed but have a few issues. Fire tablet fit fine but had to add spacer in order to make contact with buttons. Used collar stay as spacer, just the right size. Also sticks out from wall slightly but think that's due to me using a different cable then one supplied. Overall I'm happy with purchase wish they made for 8 inch tablet as well.

This product did not sit flush on the wall as described.

I just wish they would make this for two light switch instead of one it would made a good option to have but other than tbat it's great product well built

I needed something to mount an inexpensive tablet to the wall to use as a kiosk. I came across this it it fits the bill perfectly.The install is a little difficult with how the buttons are designed, but I overcame this by cutting out a piece of card board and taping it over the entire tablet. This had two a good side affects by firming up the tablet in the mount and allowing the buttons to work quite well. The negative was the mount now stuck out from the wall. I solved this by screwing in a little clamp on the not switch side which held it firmly to the wall. allowed me to put it up on the wall but then caused the end to