J JACKCUBE DESIGN JackCubeDesign Remote Control Holder with 3 Compartments, PU Leather Remote Caddie Desktop Organiser for TV, DVD, Blu-Ray, Media Player, Heater Controllers (Black) - MK122B

I was looking for what they call a 'remote boat', something that would take my six remote controls and in the process tidy them up.I found that and more with the cube. It easily takes my six remotes and gives me additional space for a guitar tuner and capo, along with space in the first of the three compartments to store my mobile phone alongside the remote for the TV sound bar.Seems a solid bit of storage and everything looks neater and easier to find.I would certainly recommend this product.

Good quality product, no faults.

Looks good, functions well and holds remotes, could be a bit better if there were proper compartments but does the job.

I had an old remote holder, but it was small, now with a new TV, and Blu-Ray player, and Amazon Echo it reached its limit.So here we got a big daddy size holder, yes lots of space, lots of remotes, and pretty happy.But I have to say if your remotes are long then falling forward makes it a little clumsy. Remotes fitting back annoy you to put back and almost place them correctly. (If you see their product image you see the perfect placement) A minor thing, but I think they could make some inserts to prevent this, so you can almost throw them into the holder and not worry about the position would have been a 5star item.Still looks nice, the stitching is pleasing, looks quality, feels quality, happy I brought this.

Great item which helps keep the remotes in one place. Good capacity and nice design.

3 compartments, all remotes fit, plus extras like a small notepad & a couple of pens!

This is perfect for the table next to meHolds remotes, phone, glasses and whatever else I can fit in.Very sturdy and looks ok too.

A nice sturdy product, but most of my remotes {except one} are more or less the exact same size as each width of the the compartmentrs, so everytime I put one in there it falls into it lying flat and you scramble all evening with various objects to dig them out. This needs dividers in each compartment to stop this happenning. Very frustrating.

Excelente calidad y materiales. Lo recomiendo al cien

plus grand que ce a quoi je m attendais. ma manette de nintendo swicht pro entre s merveille dans le plus petit compartiment mais a ne pas mettre dans les plus grand, ca active les joysticks et la manette se decharge au completmes autres manetres (TV, decodeur et ampli) entrent toute dans le plus grand compartiment ce qui laisse celui du centre disponible

Ben fatto. Ottimo

Très belle qualité. Suis enchantée de mon achat. C’est utile et élégant.

Shopping for a simple remote control holder has been an eye opening experience mostly proving that most of the companies selling them have no idea how to design them. There seem to be a handful of similar styles, probably all made in the same place, being sold by dozens of different vendors.WHAT’S WRONG WITH THEMAs much as I searched it seems most of them ignored some simple facts – one is that remote controls don’t all look like they did in the 1990’s, they are no longer big thick handheld devices. Many of them these days are tiny credit card style that absolutely get lost in the cavernous slots most remote holders have, in other words the slots are too tall and too deep. On the other hand a lot of remotes have unusual shapes these days, like Tivo for example that are substantially thicker than regular ones. The other thing the designers don’t seem to take into account is that when you get a remote control holder to put on the end table next to you while watching TV you are almost always going to want to want a place to put your smartphone, tablet and maybe a Kindle reader. Yet most holders ignore that and have no place for them.Other design errors include making them in a way they can fall over as soon as you touch them, or slide off the edge of the table, or swivel on their own every time you reach for a remote. Swivel seems to be a popular buzz word these days but since the user is sitting in one place and the holder is more or less permanently on the table I don’t see the logic of wanting to have it swivel.And add one more thing, making the holder out of hard plastic or wood that can scratch the remote, or activate the buttons accidentally or make noise every time you slide the remote in and out of the slot.HOW DOES THIS ONE STACK UPAfter looking at pages and pages of them I took a chance and ordered this one. It is made of a fake leather material that blends in with the décor and doesn’t damage the remote. It is substantially heavy and has a non-slip padded bottom. It has one large slot in the back that can hold many, if not most, tablets and readers, and the front slots have a lip that is low enough to be able to put several card-size remotes in it without them being difficult to fish out when you need them. The holder stays where you put it without sliding around and is large enough to do what it needs to do without taking over the entire end table. And the price is right.QUALITY OF MATERIALSI’m satisfied with the quality of material both from being attractive to look at and from a durability standpoint. It is understated and doesn’t call attention to itself and the way it is designed I don’t have to turn and look at it to easily find the slots.BOTTOM LINEEveryone’s needs and tastes are different of course but after the research I did and deciding on this one I like it, a lot, and it’s the one I recommend.