Sturdy build, and a clever solution
347884
I just got this CD slot mount. It seems sturdy and well made. The mounting plate pivots so you can adjust the screen position. I live in Texas, so I did not want to block the flow of air conditioning with one of those mounts that hooks on to you AC vents. This thing is a great solution. My husband and I have magnetic phone cases from two different brands, and both of them stick to this mount with no trouble, so I imagine any magnetic case would be compatible. There was also a self adhesive metal plate in the box, which you can apply to a normal case to make it be able to adhere to this mount.
Thumbs up!
3453712
Simple, well designed, sturdy enough ....cart handle position is a little bit short thought
306355
Relatively easy assembly, sturdy and does what it should do far.
2389160
Versatile and solidly built.  Well worth the price.
1676530
Clever design. Efficient use. Pretty nice construction. The multiple pieces of plastic that makes it adaptable to a variety of products, while clever, seems a bit odd. But then, it allows adaptability and I guess that's where the clever comes in. All in all, it does exactly what I need (and without the need for an extra stand on my sets). Cheers.
247494
Caveat on this review --- just got and assembled the unit, haven't used it much yet, but so far my wife and I are pleased with it.
The build quality was better than I was expecting, with the exception perhaps of all the plastic/rubber of the 'desk' part, but even that is plenty acceptable and will hopefully hold up well too.  In assembling the unit I liked some of the well thought out little touches, such as having the right bolts already in one of the to-be-assembled parts, so no groping and guessing as to which was the right part.  It just seemed pretty well conceived.

If I could think of improvements, it might include some way to be able to slide the desk part forwards and back and then fix it in place without having to reach so far forward, or dismount the bike.  In general I suspect that, while there are multiple places where the bike can be adjusted, we'll likely fix on one set of settings that we can both live with other than perhaps seat height.

My wife and I don't have terribly long legs --- I'm just under 5'10" and am long in the torso (thus my legs are shorter than average for that height) and my wife is a little shorter.  But both of us found that we needed the seat extender.  My suggestion to the manufacturer would be to make the stock seat bar longer.

As to water bottle, while it does work to put the bottle in the split metal frame, we've initially elected to have the desk as close to us as possible while pedaling, which makes getting on and off of the bike a little less easy (no complaints there, just 'how it is'), but for the same reason we've already knocked the water bottle over once.

The other thing to bear in mind is that this unit is fairly heavy, approaching 50 pounds (the FixDesk X 2.0).  When we bought it I think I had it in the back of my mind that we might try it occasionally both upstairs and downstairs, but it's clear to me now that we're leaving it on one floor only.

I'm listing minor quibbles.  This looks to be a good unit, and we're happy (again "so far" at least) that we purchased it.
2080081
This is a great, highly portable solution to making a motorcycle more secure without dragging around a gargantuan chain, not to mention trying to find something secure to wrap the chain around wherever you go. It's very solid, and reviews I've read have verified that it's pretty resistant to anything portable a thief is going to bring along (freezing spray, chisels, hack saws, etc.), so it seems like good value for the money. It ain't cheap, and it doesn't have an audible alarm in it, but the sheer toughness of it makes it at least seem like one of the better solutions available.
360356
Simple, sturdy and completely functional for the intended purpose.
2839482
The bottom of this rack has 3 holes behind the hooks. You can put one suction cup stem through each of the side holes and pull them taught against each other, thus eliminating any side-swaying without having to bust out a drill or anything like that. For the top piece, I was able to tuck the other suction cup knobs over the lower lip, providing a little extra stability - though this may be just for my piece of mind, as it seemed plenty stationary enough with just the lower cups in place. Your mileage with the top section cups may vary, depending how far off the wall your rack winds up being.

The design of the rack itself is simple yet distinct; I find it quite refreshing. However, where the design is splendid, the construction seems hasty - like other posters here, the drilled holes for the suction cups are too small, and I can see tiny, random fractures radiating from the drill points. There are also some obvious rough spots around where the shelves attach. None of this threatens the structural integrity or is betrayed upon casual observation; it is only upon closer inspection where one really begins to notice it. The materials used seem very durable and I'm looking forward to never having rust issues.

I second other reviewers which state this caddy is for a smaller number of smaller-sized products. If you just need a little breathing room or want to keep key items out of the water, I consider this a classy and economical option.
2697386
Outstanding build quality-pigskin reinforcement.
2063175
My family loves all things Mickey/Disney and this is no exception. And if you've ever spent 10 minutes gathering up the toys at the end of the bath, you'll see what a clever idea this is--and a great way to store small toys.

It's a nicely built and designed idea, as well. It's sturdier than it might appear in the photos. It drains water very quickly: there are mouse-shaped openings in the front for drainage and a small hole in the base of the unit that also drains water out. You just scoop and go. The mounting plate sticks to the wall quickly, so installation is a matter of a few seconds.

To be honest, I've been trying to think of another use for this, lol. I'm thinking maybe it could be used in the kitchen to hold my ever-growing collection of tall wooden spoons. Just don't tell the mouse I've re-invented his toy.
4023732
Does what it's supposed to do, great quality & construction
2603728
Solid and sturdy, designed to last for a lifetime.
1689935
Great design concept really saves space and is really sturdy
553325
Sturdy construction, but it takes some time to put together by yourself without a drill (a few hours). Instructions are easy enough to follow. End product has a nice color and holds up great. The drawers line up perfectly, slide well on the tracks, and close snugly. I have had it for about a year and use it as a dresser and entertainment stand with a TV on top. The two top compartments work great for storing your electronics in a low profile way (modem/router/DVD player/game system/etc.). You can easily avoid unsightly cabling by running cords through the holes cut in the rear board for a clean look. You can fit quite a few cables through each hole. At one point I had 7+ power/ethernet/HDMI cords running through 1 hole. All around a solid product!
148044
Perfect for it's intended purpose, and I'll probably think of other ways to use it too!
4509246
Seems to be well made, the construction is unique, using the wedge principle to support the shelves (the tapered bushings are compressed by the weight of the shelves which makes them grip the uprights) which is actually pretty clever.  I would have given 5 stars if the front uprights had been about 3 inches longer so the wood shelf could be as high as my kitchen counter, but for the price it's a decent product.  It looks very nice and is quite sturdy.  The leveling feet are also a good feature.