Reactor Core Echo Stand
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Description
This stand pitches your 3rd Gen Echo Dot on its side to make it the glowing core of a Mark I Arc Reactor. The base features a U-shaped drop-in pocket sized perfectly for the Dot — it slides right in from the top with the cable attached, seating securely behind the front bezel. The front face frames the bottom edge of the device, turning its status light into the reactor's ring.
Core Features
- Drop-in Dock: Fully open top channel and rear cable slot let you drop the Dot in without unplugging it.
- Reactor Bezel: Oversized front ring complete with ten staggered copper-style cooling coils.
- Embossed Text: The iconic 'PROOF THAT TONY STARK HAS A HEART' circles the top arc of the bezel.
- Cable Management: Rear cutout safely clears the bulky power adapter plug, and the hollowed base lets you run cables beneath.
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