XICHENGSHIDAI 24 Slots Cell Phone Holder for Classroom, Wood-Look Phone Storage Box and Calculator Organizer for Teachers, School, Office and Meeting Room, Caddy and Ink Pad Organizer, Brown

I bought this to hold mobile phones in my classroom. This system works much better than using a shoe hanger on the wall. That system would easily fall off the wall while the students were pulling their phones out of the holder’s pockets. This unit, however, is sturdy enough and takes up less visual space in my room. Also, if I were to need to remove the phones in an emergency, this unit would be easy to pick up and carry out with me.

Use this in my classroom for students phone and works well

I bought this for my classroom as a cell phone caddy station. It wasn't fun to put together. Maybe I didn't have the brain power for it, but I eventually got it assembled correctly! It'll hold most phones, and it'll bear all of the weight. It isn't made out of a thinner material, but it'll do the trick!

Eventhough it's made for cell phones, I got it to hold tarot and Oracle cards. I thought it would be cheap and flimsy. It's not. Its solid, well made, and feels like wood only stronger. I had it put together in less then 3 mins. It's held together by stiff, rubber like bands that have very little stretch, but there was no effort to put them on. The instructions say to put it together then put the bands on. I suggest putting them on as you go. Once it's together, its solid stable, and doesn't flex like you might think it would. The 24 pockets are about 1 in x 4in. each. If your item is thicker, no worry because the dividers just set in, and are easily removed. I only ordered just one to see if it would work for my purpose and to see what the quality was. I couldn't be more pleased with it. Only wished I had gotten 2 right away. Whatever your use for this, I highly recommend this.

This is not worth the 24.00 I had to pay. It is not very good quality. Light weight and flimsy.

I love how easy it was to assemble & the sturdiness of the product. It's Esthetically pleasing to the eye. It was made for cellphones, but is perfect for my array of bookmarks as a display for craft bazaars.

This looked like it would fall apart the second you put anything in the slots...Surprise, it doesn't! Considering that it's held together by small plastic rings it is remarkably sturdy.I'm sure that if you try hard enough, you can make it collapse...but if your goal is storage rather than spoilage it might work for you as well as it did for us.

So this year the school that I work for is implementing a lunch detention, and as part of that system, we are required to confiscate phones from students. I like this caddy because it holds a generous amount of phones and is not likely to scratch or damage them as would collecting the phones in a large bin or going through the hassle of individually bagging them. Very lightweight, cheap material that feels almost like compressed styrofoam - way overpriced IMO. For what it cost, they could have gone with a sturdier wood composite or come down on the pricing by about 10 dollars. The material is so foam-like that it’s easy to dent using just your fingernail, and I worry about the screws stripping. Annoying to assemble too because the directions make it seem like the largest bottom panel is the same on both ends and don’t indicate a direction. After trying to fit the side pieces, I can say that is false. My piece had a slight difference in allowance past the tabs with the shorter end needing to be towards the back for all the holes to align properly. Unscrewing everything was a pain that could have been avoided with either better production quality (if it wasn’t deliberate) or clearer directions. All in all, when this inevitably falls apart, I will not be repurchasing.