Abstract: Mounting systems can couple an electronic device to a wall. Mounting systems can include a first cavity configured to hold a power adapter of the electronic device. Mounting systems can include a channel that wraps around the first cavity. The channel can be configured to store a cable that is coupled to the power adapter and wound around the channel. A sleeve can cover the cable stored in the cable storage area of the mounting system.

Abstract: Mounting systems can be configured to couple an electronic device to a wall. In some embodiments, mounting systems include a base having a backside configured to face inward towards the wall and a frontside configured to face outward away from the wall. Mounting systems can also include a first sidewall and a second sidewall that are coupled to the base, protrude away from the wall, and help secure the electronic device to the base. In several embodiments, protrusions help secure the electronic device to the mounting system.

Abstract: Shelf systems can be configured to couple an electronic device to a wall. In some embodiments, shelf systems include a base having a backside configured to face inward towards the wall and a frontside configured to face outward away from the wall. Shelf systems can also include a first sidewall and a second sidewall that are coupled to the base, protrude away from the wall, and help secure the electronic device to the base. In several embodiments, a level is configured to indicate a horizontal condition of the shelf.

Abstract: Mounting systems can attach electronic devices a wall such as the wall of a television. Electronic devices can general a substantial amount of heat that can be trapped by mounting systems. The mount ventilation systems described herein can allow cool air to flow around electronic devices. A mounting system can include a base configured to hold the electronic device, a first ventilation channel located between a first wall and a second wall of the base, and a second ventilation channel in fluid communication with the first ventilation channel. In some embodiments, the second ventilation channel extends outward from the first ventilation channel such that the second ventilation channel fluidly couples the first ventilation channel with a portion of the mounting system configured to hold the electronic device.

Abstract: Mounting systems can couple cameras to other objects that support the cameras. A secure connection between the mounting system and the camera can help prevent the camera from inadvertently falling off the mounting system. Mounting systems can include multiple protrusions, retention features, and holes that facilitate mounting to power outlets.

Abstract: Speaker protection systems can be configured to protect audio speakers from falls. In some embodiments, systems include a bottom cap coupled to a bottom portion of the speaker device. Systems can also include a top cap coupled to a top portion of the speaker device. The top cap can cover part of a top surface of the speaker device such that the top cap is configured to resist downward dislodgement of the top cylindrical cap. The top cap can be rotatably coupled to the bottom cap. Embodiments can enable variable shock absorption with resistance to deformation that increases as the magnitude of the deformation increases. This approach can maximize odds of speakers “surviving” falls from substantial heights.