36 Slots Aluminum Alloy Cell Phone Locker, Phone Holder for Classroom

Purchase this to use in my classroom as a place for the students to store their phones during class. Works great, I would suggest this for any educator.

Love this cute like cell phone box. We have it in our break room as we are required to leave phones for use only during our breaks. It is mounted to the wall. If cell phones are too thick, you can cut a divider and relabel using a label maker. It’s deep enough for any cell phone, the width is questionable if you have thick cases or pop ups. It’s not Alcatraz, but we just need it as a holder and it works perfectly.

Definitely is a solution to the cell phone storage issue! I just felt like the quality of the shelving foam wasn't something that will last in a school environment. The kids are rough on everything I use, and I don't see the foam holding up against the wear and tear the kids will afflict on the thing. The door seems flimsy and easily breakable, but with me being handy, I think I can take care of that if it ever happens. The plus for this is it snuggly holds large phones in place, and is a relatively good fit for most phones. it'll help protect against any jostling that might happen if you carry it around. Any phones that can't fit can just sit in the space between the foam and the door.

This will be great when school starts again. Can’t wait to implement it.

Not many phones fit into the slots too well especially with a case on. The door is a bit flimsy and the lock doesnt really hold well

So far this has been a great product for the intended purpose. The picture shows my iPhone X inside the holder. My phone has an Otterbox Symmetry case and Popsocket on it.

Great sturdy carrier. Very light weight but sturdy. I just wish it had a space to charge the phones while in the case.

Very poorly made and breaks easily -- do not buy unless this will only be handled with GREAT care -- waste of money

We use this product for storing student phones. Very practical.

This is well made, and portable. It is strong and easy to use. The slots are well made, and do not have any ragged edges. Fine finish throughout. The handle is handy and the door is easy to close and open. The keys are easy to use. It is simple to mount on a wall, or keep on a ledge. Overall, an above average offering for the value. This review is for the “30 Slots Aluminum Alloy Pocket Chart Storage Cabinet for Cell Phones,Wall-Mounted with a Locked,Can be Carried by Hand (30 Slots Cabinet) ”.

This storage cabinet is sturdy, organized, and useful for classrooms, offices, testing centres, workshops, or group events. I like that it includes 30 individual slots because each phone can be stored separately instead of being piled together. The aluminum alloy construction gives the cabinet a more professional and durable feel than fabric pocket charts. The locking feature adds useful security, while the handle allows the unit to be carried when necessary. The wall-mounted option is especially practical for keeping the cabinet visible and out of the way. Overall, this is a well-designed phone storage solution for environments that need organized and controlled device collection.

We collect phones during final exams at our school. The kids are usually okay with it, especially when they can see their phones. I don't like taking phones myself because of potential damage that can happen to them. When I saw this item I thought this would be something that I would appreciate and so would my students. The aluminum box has 30 different slots that you can put phones into. I tested this with the five different phones that we have at our house. All varying and thickness and sizes and all of them worked well. I was worried that some of the phones may slide forward and out of the dense foam slot, but once the door is closed and locked, the phones can slide forward but only about half an inch before they bump into the front clear plastic. The box comes with two different keys in case you lose one. The lock moves smooth and locks easily. If for some reason you can't find the keys and people needed to get their phones out, you can break the clear plastic on the front. It is not glass but a heavy plastic. It probably would not take much to break through it, so this is more keeping phone safe while you're in class rather than a permanent secure location. Each of the slots is numbered so you can write down all of the students names on a separate sheet of paper and they can hand their phones into you and you can give them a number that they tell you at the end of their test. I definitely prefer this to some of the phone pocket screens that some people will have as those still have the risk of the phones falling out or someone taking one that doesn't belong to them. There is two slots on the back if you wanted to wall mount this. Although it would most likely hold if you had it filled with 30 phones, you may not want those falling off the wall for obvious reasons. All in all, this is a clever idea. The foam pockets will easily protect the phones and once it's locked up, there's no chance of them falling out. There's also the additional benefit of the students being able to see their phones because let's be honest some have anxiety towards things like that sadly.

I got this for my wife who is moving from teaching middle school to high school next year and wanted a practical solution for keeping phones out of students' hands during class. The 30 slots is the right number for a typical class size and the numbered compartments make it easy for students to know exactly where their phone goes. The aluminum alloy construction feels solid and not like something that's going to get damaged easily in a classroom environment. It can be wall mounted which is ideal for a permanent classroom setup, and the lock gives her control over access so students aren't just grabbing their phones whenever they feel like it. The plexiglass front lets you see at a glance that all the slots are filled without having to open it up. It's a clean and professional looking piece of equipment that should fit well in a classroom setting.