33 Slots Cell Phone Holder Classroom, Wooden Phone Lock Box

As a teacher who strives to keep technology interruptions at a minimum, the Lzttyee Wooden 36-Grid Cell Phone Storage Box has become an indispensable asset in my classroom! The first thing that caught my eye was its simplistic yet sturdy wooden design, which seamlessly blends with our class decor, unlike the more industrial-looking alternatives. The individual compartments are a perfect size, accommodating various phone models, with the grid layout providing an organized system for students to store their devices. The transparent acrylic on the front panel is a thoughtful touch, allowing a quick glance to ensure all gadgets are accounted for without fumbling through each slot. Assembly was a breeze, and the lightweight nature of the box makes it convenient to move around. Despite this, it feels durable, showing no signs of wear and tear even after continual daily use. The top handle makes transportation easy, especially when I need to secure the caddy in a different location after school hours. Since implementing this storage system, I've noticed a significant drop in in-class distractions, and the students seem more engaged. It's also taught them a valuable lesson in responsibility and respect for classroom etiquette, knowing their phones are safe but out of hand's reach. However, one slight drawback is the absence of a locking mechanism. It hasn't been an issue in our trust-based environment, but for others, it might be something to consider. In summary, the Lzttyee 36-Grid Storage Box gets an A+ for its functionality, quality, and the peace of mind it brings to our technology-filled educational atmosphere. Highly recommended for teachers, or even parents who want to manage screen time during family gatherings or study hours!

Excellent materials. Assembly took about 45 minutes but was simple enough. Reading directions and verifying parts was the biggest time. Carrying handle and light weight makes it easily portable. Highly recommended as a secure and visible way to secure student phones to eliminate phone distractions.

I purchased this for my classroom. The wood is super thin. It fits together and is held in place by rubber bands. They included an extra, which was helpful after I broke one. I also broke one of the boards super easily and was frustrated, but I glued it together and it seems to be working. It works well if you aren’t going to be moving it much.

I teach high school students & they live like their lives depend on their phone, which can cause distractions in class. This shelf has helped us establish a routine in class. They place their phones in their designated slot upon entering & pick them up on their way out of class. It has plenty of slots to allow space for each student, the quality is great & it more than serves its purpose. I keep a neutral color scheme in class, so I love the colorless wooden option. 20/10 would buy again.

I really wanted to like this phone holder, but the quality is awful. After only 5 weeks of light use, the clamp became loose and the joins cracked. The door is completely broken. Definitely not worth it. Save your money and look for a sturdier option.

Great organization helper I was able to break off the top of a few of the dividers so I can put a few wider notebooks I’m 80 and remembering all of the multiple project steps, timing, and purchasing becomes much more organized. Helps to overcome my Dimentia

Mine is missing a screw. The building instructions were somewhat easy to understand, but this is really flimsy. Hopefully it holds up with a missing screw!

Classroom changer!! So thankful for this, study even as kids jam their phones in every day. Doesn't fall apart because it's assembled in the factory. Comes in different colors but I'm so thankful for it this year!! I ordered a back up one because I don't want to be without it in case something happens to this one!!

Absolutely amazing! 😍👏🏻 I've used it in my IELTS classes and the students are now much more focused than ever before!

I picked this up as I'm a visit teacher at a high school, and this physical contraption really helped keep things in place. The world build quality is actually pretty strong, and while I won't stand on it, for its intended use as a lockbox, it's perfect. To build that simple, it'll fit most phones, And the fact I keep the keys on my school lanyard is perfect. So far the kids thought it was really funny, and it's actually been pretty useful too. Well when I first brought it out the first couple weeks were very frequent use, but now they know that I will lock their phones away and the problems have gotten a lot better. I like that the fact that I don't have to keep reminding them, that the phone is right there and no one else will see or use it. Something I do is I get them to put the phone in themselves and get them to take the phone out themselves too, which I think is everyone's heads about prying eyes. I think that if you are a school teacher with this problem, or just want a little lockbox for work or home, this could be a good option.

One of the best purchases for my classroom that I have ever bought. It's lightweight but sturdy and very well made, and holds all the phones separately very well. It's so good that several other teachers at my workplace have bought their own after seeing mine.

On time delivery and looks good

This took about 20 minutes to put together. I love that it came with a screwdriver in the package. Great little detail. Pros: good price, and easy to assemble. Holds 33 cell phones, so should accomodate even larger classrooms, and who doesn't love that? It also looks great. Other teachers have commented on the design, and the signage on the door is cute. It also seems pretty sturdy. Love that it comes with a lock and it's own keys. Cons: the size of the cellphone slots. If the phones have a larger/wider size or protector/case they won't fit in easily. My own phone won't fit, due to the case. Also the design uses the actual lock as the handle to open, which is a bit clumsy, and the lock simply uses a bar and a hole in the wall side to lock. It's a good initial deterrents, but not much beyond that. I would also love to have some holes in the back for chargers, so that students could charge their phones while they are locked up. Great price, and looks pretty functional. I'll update if needed.