Device Charging Stand

Amazing!! This was a lifesaver in our first grade classroom. Before I was keeping the ipads all in two big bins and it was CHAOTIC. Ipads stacked on top of each other, chargers getting squished and broken constantly.. Now no chargers are being broken and getting their iPads is a breeze and fast! I wish I got these sooner. This also fits the bulky cases little kids use!

I bought this to see if it would be a relatively inexpensive organizing solution and charging station for our many devices (macbook, chromebooks, etc.). I'm pleased to announce it was/is!! With everyone home and kiddo doing online school, I was tired of hunting down a device and/or its charger. Now we have a central spot, and our Lenovo Chromebook, HP Probook, and MacBook Air easily slide into the spaces for storage and charging. (My Samsung laptop is too thick to fit within the slots, but that's ok, as the thing is ancient and everything else seems to be so much slimmer nowadays.) Our sorter is set on the shelf under a round table, so it's (relatively) out of sight, yet still easy for us to access. The bottom is rubberized, so it pretty much stays in place when there's something in it, yet it is still easy to move around--along the surface; I don't move it between locations, especially with anything on it. I also wrap some of the cords around the dividers so they are easy to find when we need to plug them in for charging (I don't recall if I saw that in a review or in the item's photos). NOTE: This is not the sturdiest thing in the world, but I don't think they built it for people to drop it on the ground or to roughly shove heavy devices into the slots. It's plastic, and I could see the dividers breaking with too much force or carelessness. Still, it suits our needs perfectly, and at a very reasonable price. (Personally, I probably wouldn't use it for filing, as I hate having files snag and tilt when I set them in place.)

This tablet stand/rack is perfect. It is sturdy, well made and I think it will last for years. There is (approximately) 3/8" from the bottom of the tablet to the desktop, which is plenty of room for the cables to be run underneath. I have four devices in the rack and the overall foot print is the same as what the tablet previously used. No assembly required, no large box to hide power components, just a minimalist tablet stand.

It's made of plastic, and it's not adjustable, but the material seems very sturdy, and the rubber base does a good job of gripping the surface it's sitting on so it doesn't slide around (after putting multiple devices in the rack, I tried pushing it, and my side table slid rather than the rack). The spacing of the sections is wide enough to easily hold my iPad in its Otterbox case with the thick hard lid included; thinner devices thus might lean more than others. Overall, it seems like a quality product if it matches your needs, if maybe a little overpriced.

Easy to use and organize all the tablets and Chromebooks on the counter in the laundry room. Good quality and sleek design.

Works very well.

I put ipad, eink tablet, laptop, and a couple of other laptop-shaped things in this and it doesn't tip over at all. It's lightweight, but it does what it's supposed to do and seems pretty sturdy. I like it! Should have bought it long ago.

i wish i would have found these earlier they hold my phone two tablets and my scrach paper and paper note book it came in set of two so i gave the other to my sister to use as a charging station she loves it also