Works like it's supposed to. My tablets, power banks, phone, and watch fit nicely. Make sure your coords are long enough to attach from your power supply within to things you're charging on the outside

I am very pleased with this charging station. I purchased the brown color and it is an espresso tone bamboo and the finish is much nicer than it appears in the photos with the product online. I like that the dividers are modular and you can use just some or use all of them. I am using it with a USB multifunction/multi port charging block inside and 1 foot USB cables to power my devices. The box comes with adhesive Velcro tabs that you can use to keep your power strip or charging block in place inside. On the wall I am plugging the charging block into a surge suppressor for protection. This is the perfect set up for me.

Easy to set up, attractive. I have a power cord inside with a USB charging station and 2 C plugs plugged. Quite sturdy and clings to the wooden night stand. No worries that it will fall off.

Very happy with the quality. Easy to set up and organizes all of the devices. I especially love that it hides the cords.

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

Overall, this is a decent quality laptop holder with some slightly baffling design choices. In my case the primary use for this was to charge two school chromebooks (one as you can see has an obnoxiously large case), a 13" macbook air, and some misc items. In my situation I did not use all the dividers so the chromebooks sit "next" to one another in a single much larger slot, which works great. The photograph is before I added in cables, but gives you a sense of what fits.What I liked:- Was extremely easy to put together- I was concerned seeing other reviews that the dividers would be difficult to install in the slots. Most of them were actually pretty easy but the fit was generally inconsistent. See what I did not like below.- Definitely is better than "stack of laptops" in the kitchen. Not to mention I'd feel sorry for the "bottom laptop" in the pile as is.- Allows some flexibility to add charging of other devices- Ample storage in the bottom for a power strip. Although FWIW, if you are only charging USB devices, there are a myriad of "multiple device" charge boxes that can charge 5+ USB-C devices and mix wattage, depending on how much the device is requestingWhat could be better:- Some of the dividers were a bit tight, others were a bit loose. Would love to see more consistency here.- The two squared holes (in in each side) are kind of baffling. I know this gives you the flexibility to orient this stand in multiple directions but would prefer if there was just a larger "power notch" in the back, instead of odd square holes on each side.- The branding on the back corner looks kind of silly.

I am very happy with this product. Good quality, suits the purpose and I am impressed with the well thought details.It comes the box with a Velcro sticker to hold the charger and cabo binders to organize it inside the box.I recommend.

For some reason, I thought there would be more to it because it's basically $50 for a box (no charging station or power bank included). It's very sturdy, the design is needed to ensure the charging cords aren't smushed between the lid and the inside of the box. I placed my Anker charging station that I already had in the box and it's perfect because it's compact, so there's plenty of space for the charging cords. It will be nice not having a pile of devices on the kitchen counter. : )

I love the look of this, and the space underneath to store the charging cords, however it is not durable for classroom use. The dividers only have a small tab that inserts into the lid. It is not strong enough to hold up to students taking out and putting back chromebooks throughout the day. Several of the tabs have broken off after only a few months of use.

I was moderately concerned I was buying an overpriced bamboo box, but on arrival, it's much more solidly constructed than many of these kinds of things.It does the job well, providing ample space for phones or an iPad. My Microsoft Surface technically could go in, but it's a little absurd at that point.The fact this can hide the power bar, and even contain more elaborate chargers is a big selling point.

RE: Prosumer's Choice Natural Bamboo Charging Station Rack for Smartphones and Tablets / DARK BROWNI love this thing and I was all ready to send it back if the reviews ended up being correct, but this is a great charging station holder.I already have a "Unitek USB Charging Station for Multiple Devices, Charger Organizer Stand Dock with Dividers, Quick Charge 3.0 Compatible for Smartphone, Tablet, iPad and Other Electronics" that I put inside this (without the plastic dividers on that --needed a real solution like this wood one since the dividers on the Unitek are cheap crap that can't hold the weight of a tablet for long and constantly BREAK).I also got a few packs of braided USB C (fast) to Lightning Cables (MFi Certified iPhone/iPads) to use with it. ***3ft long ones would be perfect for this*** but I got mainly 6ft ones just in case I wanted to use some elsewhere. The ones I had on the old charging station were 1ft, and while they worked with that just barely, they definitely don't fly when inside this thing and go up to the device, so something to keep in mind.Since I keep this in the kitchen this "dark brown" one goes really well with out dark cherry wood cabinets, so it looks like it fits right in. You do notice dust right away, so if you don't have dark wood already you might want to get the light colored one.I took another reviewers advice and used a rubber mallet to get the divider in, but then I realized I didn't really need it, you just have to push down harder than you'd expect but they do fit.I was kind of shocked at how well packed it was, so maybe this is a new procedure since they other reviews? I agree though that the "Prosumer" branding should NOT be where it is so visible, but I turned it to a side it would be least seen (figure this out before you wedge the dividers in there). Also, there are open squares on each end of the base for the power cord to go out, but they diagonal from each other, so no matter which way you turn the base it never works out so the square hole is in the back if you want the cord going out to the outlet (viewing the unit wide side facing front, cord going out your left hand side).If you are going to face it so the short side is toward you, instead of using all taller dividers, there is one really short one you can put in front so if you want to watch videos or look at a recipe on a tablet, you can put the tablet there. I used that shorter one there even though I use the stand wide side facing front, because I put my phone there normally, and if I want to do as mentioned previously I can just turn the unit that way while doing that. So I have an extra tall divider that I store inside the base with the charging unit (sold separately). There's also some velcro cord organizers and a couple pieces of flat velcro in there that came with this stand.This is a great stand if you're like us and have several devices, a few of which have very heavy cases on them. This is a million times of an improvement from the plastic divider situation, but I would be reckless with it because it certainly could break, just not as easily as the plastic ones. This is the ONLY option I found like this (that also had the dark wood).

Disappointed with the product design. It doesn’t fit with Australian local conditions. The hole at the bottom for power cord is too small and cannot feed power cable through. A little bit bigger hole would make it perfect

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