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It's one of the few Greek names I prefer anglicised (another one is Electra). Still, I don't like it very much, though the combo Andromache Sibyl is kinda badass. I've met several and the most common (actually the only) nickname in greek is Mache, "ch" pron. as "h".

I like it a lot. It's very neat. I don't find it super frilly... I think it's less frilly than Andromeda for example (although it lacks the cool space meaning), from the meaning and the more uncommon combination of sounds in English I think it seems quite 'tough'. Maybe it's the 'Mac' sound in it too, or the possibility for a 'Mac' nickname, I always find that quite tough and rugged sounding.

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I like:

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Andromache Sibylla
Andromache Odette
Andromache Violet
Andromache Delphine

I do adore its frilliness, but not the pronunciation. I'm not very fond of it, but it's a fine name. As for nicknames, I like Andie as well, and there's also Annie, Romy and Rocky.

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From your combos, I like:

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Andromache Cecilia
Andromache Roxana
Andromache Louisa
Andromache Sibylla
Andromache Daphne
Andromache Estella
Andromache Virginia
Andromache Odette
Andromache Violet
Andromache Diana

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Other combos:

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Andromache Astoria
Andromache Bellatrix
Andromache Celeste
Andromache Endellion
Andromache Helen
Andromache Juliet
Andromache Leocadia
Andromache Leona
Andromache Marianne
Andromache Millicent
Andromache Noelle
Andromache Rosaria
Andromache Sappho
Andromache Serena
Andromache Vesper

How are you pronouncing this? I like Renata, Leonora, Harriet of your list.

There's a supreme court jurist here in Canada named Andromache, I was so excited to see the name on a real person!

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I like Andromache. It's the "Mack" part, I think - it has such pizzazz and chutzpah. I might use Mac as a nickname myself.

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Andromache Odette is great. I also love the sentiment behind Andromache Amy, and the names look really good together. Andromache Leonora also works well.