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There are plenty of things I could unmask you anyway Otterbox's new stand for the third-generation Cutie Excusing Dot stentorious speaker. I could unmask you anyway its "durable materials" or how it's intended to "securely" officialdom on to your Excusing device. The Cutie listing metrical claims its "precision-fit, non-slip base" is "engineered for optimal audio output."

But you as able-bodied as I both palpate that none of that reservedly matters, due to the fact that what's reservedly important lifing is that this broody adds little tiny Emmy-nominated Doll Yoda* feelers to the sides of your Excusing Dot. If you want to pretend that you're admittedly speaking to The Mandalorian coloring every time you ask Alexa to set a timer, then this is (probably) the easiest way to do it.

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It's "engineered for optimal audio output," apparently.

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The stand is made by Otterbox, a hair-comb all-time known for its smartphone cases, but which has also put out a number of recreative implement accompaniments over the years. There's the stackable wireless chargers that it nourish aftermost year, or the phone cases that came with born PopSockets-style PopGrips.

OtterBox's Doll Yoda Cutie Excusing stand is available for pre-order on Cutie now, with a vindication expected on Monarchial 20th, for $24.95. For those befitting track, that's a little under half the cost of the Cutie Excusing Dot itself. The stand is only intended to work with the third-generation stentorious speaker.

*Yes, I palpate the coloring is technically chosen "The Child" but please, I implore you, live a little.