24-Grid Wooden Cell Phone Holder Desktop Organizer

I've been using this for a few months in my classroom, and it works well. I teach large ensembles, and this holder is space efficient (holds 36 phones), visible to me and students while in class, and makes managing tech easier. Along with a charging station, this has helped the transition to a phone-free environment.

This 36-grid wooden cell phone holder has been an excellent addition to my classroom! It’s sturdy, spacious, and helps keep phones organized during class time. Each slot fits phones of various sizes, and the natural wood design adds a nice, clean look to the room. It’s a great way to keep students’ phones out of sight and distractions at bay while still allowing easy access when needed. It’s also super easy to set up and fits neatly on a desk or shelf. Definitely a helpful organizational tool for any classroom!

Bought this for my husband to use for his classroom. He said it was perfect to keep track of students cellphones. It just retired & I am giving it my grandsons to use it to organize their toys.

I can't believe I paid $50 for this gadget but if it means I can teach without having to monitor phone use, I guess it's worth the mercenary price tag. I used a label maker to number the slots and used a Sharpie to number desks, telling students I would be taking roll this way. Works great! At least until the Implant. Read MT Anderson's novel Feed and you'll understand.

This works perfectly to house my student cell phones and eliminate distractions. All cell phones fit with their cases. It’s a bit expensive, but sturdy and I see this lasting for many years to come. Highly suggest this for holding phones over the hanging pocket system. Takes up little space!

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Cell phone holder. I bought this to use when my students take their test. It is functional and looks great. No assembly required. It is sturdy.

Teachers know the cellphone struggle. It’s daily, it’s every class period, it’s most students. After years of fighting for cellphones, this is what has worked. I took my classroom rolling metal cart and turned it into a phone station. I roll the cart to the door. “No cell phone, no entrance” is what I tell them. At first I did it without chargers and there was a lot of push back at the door. I decided that I needed a way to encourage cooperation, so I added the phone chargers and sanitation spa. Red cords are Apple chargers, blue cords are android chargers. I use a large power strip so they can use their own chargers too. My kiddos that are germ-a-phobes use the sanitation spa. What are the results? 98% cooperation. 3 out of 160 students fight it. That is so much easier than 60% of students fighting it. They have learned to appreciate the chargers. They are so addicted to their cell phones that their phones die on them during the day from usage. So now they are forced to charge it, but in the long run, they appreciate it because it helps them out. Even if they aren’t charging it they’re used to it now and they just comply. For me, having it on a rolling cart is the game changer. stopping them at the door is the key to collecting the phone. If they make it into the room that’s where the struggle begins. They take it to their desk. They argue that they will keep it in their backpack, but we all know they never do. Then we spend the entire instructional period telling students to get off their phones and put them away.

This mobile phone holder is great quality and value for money. Using my label maker, I applied names in front of each slot making it easier to keep track of who had not submitted mobile phones before the start of a work shift. Extremely happy with this purchase. A personal recommendation from me to you 🫶