Profile Gifts Gerald TV Remote Control Wood Caddy with Spinning Valet Organizer

I use this to hold multiple items that took up too much table space. For me, this is a good value for money. It holds my remotes, notepads, glasses, cell phone, and pens in a tiny spot. Very pleased with this purchase. I know where everything is all the time. I may get one for my office desk too. Normally, I am not an enthusiastic endorser but I like this apparatus. And I'm not being paid. I simply purchased this.

This is perfect for all the remotes in the house. I had one like it before but it was destroyed by an out of control hula hooper. This one is being protected by a no hula hooping rule. I have five different remotes of varying sizes, one comcast remote that is overly thick, and one remote for a surround sound amp that is overly wide, and there is space for all.

I bought this for my very elderly dad, who spends much of his day in a comfortable chair, reading, watching TV, dozing, etc. Prior to getting him this caddy, he was making stacks of his glasses, various remotes, books, box of tissues, medications, and whatever else. Eventually, as he retrieved something, other things would slide and tumble onto each other and the floor. Now, the remotes and glasses are safe in the caddy, and he knows where to find them. The other things are still stacked, but no longer so precarious or inaccessible. He is very pleased with the caddy and tells me so. I did a lot of online looking before making the purchase. The Gerald appears to be the only spinning caddy. It's well made and pleasing to look at. The only downsides I'm seeing are that it travels a bit as it spins so needs a wider space than its dimensions, and only a thin/small book will fit in one of the slots.

My family loves this cute little caddy that's also a lazy susan. It's not real wood but it's still built well and isn't cheesy like you would think. I love it because it's fun to use but still classy enough to display in our living room. You can really fit alot of stuff in here it's like a secret hiding place that's right out in the open. I definitely recommend.

From the picture, this caddy looked like just the thing for my desk. The wood is a nice dark color, but unfortunately the build is cheap and the slots too small. I picked it up and as I carried it over to my desk, the spinner on the underside fell off. Apparently it's held in place only by a tiny wood screw, covered with the "Made in China" sticker to help hold it in...but the screw had already stripped the particle-board wood it was sunk into and the swiveling foot won't stay in. I've stuck it in place for now and will try to avoid moving it..But then we get to the slots. I needed to put a PS3 remote, Xbox 360 remote, and Onkyo TX-SR806 remote in. The front slot will barely hold the 360 remote and the rear slots are all too skinny for anything but the receiver remote. If it were even 1/8" longer there would be enough room. For now I've tentatively stacked these three but have no room for anything else.If you just want something to put some slim TV remotes in, this will probably work. The wood has a nice color to it. It's just not well built. It would probably work better to hold letters or stationery & envelopes.

This product is a piece of crap! DO NOT BUY IT!!! It's clear it's made in China based on the quality and the way it fell apart. I had it sitting on a table next to the chair I watch TV from and went to grab a remote and noticed the front panel had fallen off. At first I just figured I needed to re-glue it into place, which I shouldn't have to do with a brand new caddy, then noticed the side was also coming apart and another one of the dividers had also come apart. Now it's literally falling apart, piece by piece. The whole thing is a pile of crap! I'd use it in the fire, but who knows what toxic crap it's covered with being made in China. Don't waste your money!

Caddy works great for us. I keep 4 remotes in it and don’t have them all over the table

It is much smaller than I thought it would be, and the tension on the bottom of the rotational device is too loose. Of course, you may be able to tighten it to your liking, but who wants to constantly tighten a remote tray? Not me! Also, you touch it, and it twirls around. It will not hold a letter size magazine either. Bummer!