Prosumer's Choice Wooden Charging Station Organizer - 5-Port Base for Phones, Tablets and Laptops - Multi-Device Docking Station with Removable Divider Slots - Cord Box with Cable Management - Bamboo

Finally I have a charging area in my kitchen without having wires all over the place. There isn't a great place to put headphones, but usually we just hang them on their corresponding device. I love this charging solution as we've been struggling to find a tidy way to charge devices. They finally have a home and one that looks nice!

I was getting tired of the spaghetti bowl of usb cords on the counter so I ordered this as my solution. It worked just as I had imagined, with a few slight notes below. 1. The pegs, at least most of them are wobbly. I took another reviewers advice and got a sheet of “poster clay” to keep them tight and it worked. I would assume you could also use wood glue, etc. 2. The box itself is pretty wide/long so I would assume most power strips would fit inside (although I would make sure). With that said, the “clearance” once the lid is on is not substantial. We had initially used a top loading USB strip, but the lid would not close with them (USB-A end) standing straight up. Simple solution was to turn strip on its side. I used a piece of cement tape to keep the power strip from sliding around, zip tied all the usb cords inside the box as well. All in all, a super clean look now to what it used to look like

(plain bamboo option): I got this to out on my nightstand, to hold my tablet, my e-reader, and my phone. I chose this option rather than one which included the power brick, because it seemed like the power supply was the likeliest thing to fail. I wound up getting the Anker brick that frequently shows up as "also bought". It's a little larger than I had envisioned. It's true to size - that was just my not measuring the place I meant to put it, to see how it would fit. It's definitely more attractive than the untidy pile that had been my organizing approach before I got it! I like that it includes a lower divider as well as the taller ones (that's where my reading glasses live now). The only real quibble I have is that the cutouts for cables could be more convenient. There's a hole in the bottom back for the brick's power supply, then the cutouts for the USB cables are along the right side. For where I've got it placed, having the cutouts on the LEFT side would be far more convenient - especially since I'll often want to charge something while using it. Seems like a fairly minor design / manufacturing change; someone with the right tools could certainly remedy this at home but it shouldn't be necessary.

I grew tired of cords sticking out everywhere and was looking for a simple solution and this fits the bill. The organizer itself is very sturdy. The one drawback are the pegs: They are very loose in the holes so when you remove a device pegs will fall out. I solved this with what I call ticky-tack. It’s something I used when teaching to adhere posters to walls and labels to charts. If you look at the last photo I uploaded it shows a small amount of the ticky-tack on the bottom of a peg. This allows the peg to stick more firmly in the hole and not come out when I remove a device. So far it’s been working without issue. It’s a solution that doesn’t damage the organizer and still allows me to change where the pegs if I want. Otherwise, I have no complaints. The old power strip I had fit just fine inside the organizer with everything plugged in too. Currently, we use this organizer to hold an iPad, a kindle, an iPhone and a set of AirPods. It can definitely hold more than that.

I recently purchased two office tables with a bamboo surface, so I was happy to see a good variety of bamboo charging stations on Amazon. The Prosumer's Choice product had excellent ratings, so I thought I would give it a shot and I'm happy that I did. Packaging: The product arrived within 3 days, which was surprising considering the increased demand put on Amazon in general during the Covid-19 pandemic. Packaging was superb and the product was in perfect condition. The box not only contained all the structural components, but also some Velcro adhesive strips and ties to secure the power strip in place and organize charging cables. Assembly: Setup was easy as one would expect, however instead of using a full size power strip I opted for a 6 port USB charging hub and I'm very happy with the results. With this option I didn't have to worry about plugging in any additional adapters and only had to provide some 3ft charging cables. Aesthetics: The product looks great on the desk and is a good choice for reducing the cluttered look from having the USB hub and cables strung out across the table top. Function: The product is light, but sturdy and I was able to comfortably dock a 13" MacBook Pro, 10.2" iPad, and a Google Pixel 3a.

We were tired of having cords, bower bricks and devices scattered everywhere so we decided to get things in order! I was surprised at how few options there were for stands like this that you could use your own charging solution. This was the only one that seemed to do exactly what I was searching for. It assembles very easily however it takes a decent amount of pressure to push the dividers in. The build quality seems decent overall for what it is. The only complaint I have is that it would have made sense to have one more divider on each end. It seems like wasted space to not really be able to utilize the ends and there is plenty of room for more cable slots. That being said, it met my expectations and has no problem holding the newest standard size tablets in bulky cases as well as battery packs or any phone.

The good. Quality is great. Looks great on counter. Pegs are modular which allows for a more custom design. Plenty of room for cords (please note this nearly $50 price tags does not include a charging base it’s just for the metal bin, lid, and pegs). The not so good (for me personally) The peg spacing is fine for iPhone. Not for an iPad in any sort of case. I have thicker cases and thinner cases and you have to skip a peg which then makes the case lean pretty far which makes it feel unstable. Pegs are very loose so if you have kids they will come flying out when they grab their iPads. It is my fault for not realizing the nearly $50 price tag did not include a charging base so that was a con for me as I had to go buy that too. So it was an additional $15. Again my fault, but it does seem much pricier than others. So if you don’t have cases for your iPads it’s not an issue. If you have cases and don’t mind the pretty significant lean, it’s not an issue. If you don’t have tornado kids like mine you probably won’t have an issue with the pegs popping out. I do have one silicone case that sort of sticks to the pegs if I’m not careful and it pulls them out when I grab one, but it’s not a big deal. I suppose you could glue them in but I do like the modular function of the pegs so I’ll leave them.

Nice iPad holder. It hides all those cords and plugs and makes the area look much nicer. I like the wood dividers too. The last holder I had the dividers were plastic and kept breaking.

Looks great, now all our charging cables are organized and "hidden" in the wooden box. The dividers are sturdy and able to hold a tablet while charging (I don't charge my laptops on here). The setup was easy and was delivered very quickly!

It is also equipped with a convenient tray stand for storing any smartphones and tablets.

Extremely pleased with this charging station! I purchased this to used in a school library for students to charge their devices, and couldn't be more happy with the product. There are actually TWENTY holes for cords (10 on each side) which we saw a as a bonus, as we purchased a 20-slot charger to place in side. There was just enough room for the charger and the variety of cords to fit in the box. For home use, the lid closes perfectly and stays closed with small magnets in each corner (nice touch!), but in the library we needed to lock down the device so cords would not be taken out. I also purchased long zip-ties and used a couple to strap around the box, which as turned out to be a great solution for our needs. Students are finding this very convenient, as the dividers on the top can be reconfigured / removed as needed. It is quite esthetically pleasing to look at - a nice smooth neutral bamboo, and the cords are neatly hidden away (and with the zip ties, the cords can't be removed). The quality is very good, and it's sturdy. It can easily the weight of many devices without question. Highly recommended! (If my family is reading this review, I would love to have one at home as a birthday or Christmas gift ... hint, hint 🙂)

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Works really well, bigger than i had thought, but in reality needs to be to have several tablets on top.