2PCS Wooden Cell Phone Stand, Universal Desktop Bedside Phone Holder Portable Mobile Tablet Holder, Mini Chair Shape Desktop Decoration Small Gifts for Men Women

..These are really well made, attractive and cute.I keep one on the side table next to me when I’m on the sofa reading or watching television and one on my bedside table where I put my phone to charge whilst I’m doing my night time ablutions.I always keep my phone in a case, and although I wish the grooves were just a tad wider my phone ‘just about’ fits and has never yet fallen out.When not in use the little chair looks rather cute just ‘sitting there’!A good buy - and a bargain price...

DO NOT BUY.No hole drilled in back rest of stand. Legs do not fit in pre drilled holes. Useless.

I love these.. they are so useful. The phone suits on them perfectly. I have one in the living room and one in the kitchen and would buy more for other rooms one day. You have to fit them but so easy and so fun to make them. Buy, buy, buy!

I decided a while back to make my workspace more attractive (to me, anyway) after getting myself a pink iMac which looked far too nice to go with the rest of the clutter on my desk.Over time, I've been slowly replacing bits like mouse mats etc.. with ones that look good with the iMac, but I didn't want an all pink set up so I've been mixing in some bamboo accessories.Not being 5 I wasn't keen on ones with bunny ears or cheap shiny pink metal ones anyway, which seemed to be the only choices in pink.These little bamboo chairs are perhaps a tiny bit lower than I would have liked (but then I guess they would be more likely to tip, so perhaps that is a good thing) but they are really fun & look great with the other bamboo bits I've found.They come in a larger plastic bag, with each chairs parts inside a smaller resealable bag, so you could gift one to someone else (although I have to say the packaging doesn't look like a gift).You get the seat, the top rail for the back of the chair & 6 identical looking sticks so there is 4 for the legs & 2 for the backs.They are a tight fit, so a little stiff to push in (best to use a rubber mallet if you have one, or do what I did & get the legs in a little bit then thump it down on the floor or other solid surface that won't dent to use that as a hammer).For the 2 top bits, I just got the ends in, put the rail on the top & squeezed until they slipped in.If you have poor grip strength a rubber mallet or a friend with strong hands is your best bet.I only needed one of the chairs, but the other one rapidly disappeared & has been claimed as a seat for a small plushie by my son.I have a Samsung phone & it's always in a case, so I was concerned it might not fit in the grooves meant to prop the phone up, or that the back would be too low.Neither has been a problem, although my phone would sit a little more neatly out of the case.It also takes a 7" Kindle on it's side (landscape) or upright (portrait) & was fine with a 10" tablet in landscape but not portrait (it will tip if you try to put a 10" table that way) - neither of them in cases.Another 10" tablet in a case was a little too much for it even in landscape so that's about the limit of what you can use it for.It wouldn't be much good if you are heavy handed & want to tap at what would be the top of a 10" tablet in landscape or even a 7" one in portrait, but if you are just reading & have a fairly light touch they'd be fine.I did actually get it for the phone, but I can fit both the phone & a tablet on it if I really want.I currently have 2 tablets & the phone on it as they are all plugged in charging & it keeps them off the worksurface.It's as full as it could be (there are 3 grooves for angling your phone to suit you, I've used one each for the 2 tablets & the phone), but doing more than I expected it to.It's definitely a little stiff to put together, but it does go.They haven't included any glue, but neither of the 2 chairs have shown any sign of coming apart once firmly put together.This lost one star because ONE of the legs on ONE of the chairs seems to be about a mm shorter than the others.That one has been nominated the chair for the little soft toy who doesn't mind a teeny bit of a wobble.I could solve it with a bit of sandpaper on the other legs or a dab of glue under the shorter one but I didn't bother.These look great, they will last practically forever & could even be sanded lightly then painted if you want to customise them.I thought they were a bargain at the current price.I do wish the back was a couple of cms higher though as it looks a little squat, but it's not a dealbreaker.

Needs to be tapped in tight. But it's a solid wee item. Like it lots. A'no I'm an eejit?

Good quality finish on the wood, but the dowels for the legs and back were too wide and didn’t fit in the holes, so they weren’t possible to assemble. It’s a shame because they would look cute and not a bad size. Perhaps it was an unlucky batch. Refund was processed without issue though, thank you.

My husband was so happy with these! I got them last minute as an extra gift and it ended up being on of his favourite things. He loves them and they were simple to put together and hold the phone really well in 3 different places on the chair! Great for the side of the bath when you’re watching a movie etc!

I bought this as a part present for Christmas, and as usual for a guy left it too late to correct the problem when delivered. There were two pieces of dowl missing to make the chair back for one of the chairs, but kept it and made one of the chairs up. Wood machining quality and fit of dowls was excellent, and assembly easy, I just had a bad one I think.