Yamazaki Home Cable Box - Outlet Cord Storage Organizer, Cover Protector ABS Plastic One Size White

Bought this after reading and organizing article. It functions nicely. I have a power strip inside of it and the cables for charging my phone, watch, etc. ar inside until I need to pull them out through the slot to charge an item. I've been using this for a while now and it serves the purpose of convenience while hiding the ugly cables and power strip

You never know when buying online, but I’m thrilled! We needed to organize the bathroom electronics and keep the cords off the vanity and out of the water. I thought I might need to elevate this to make sure that water on the bathroom vanity didn’t get into it. No! It comes with these little feet that I didn’t even notice in the ad (I included 2 relevant photos). Inside, the gap on the narrow end (entrance for the power cord) is elevated above its floor (photo), so no concerns about water there. It’s also made of thick, seemingly high-quality plastic (very nice surpise) and is completely waterproof.For us, the size is perfect. It does not go the full depth of the counter, which is good, as it leaves room for the power cord to exit easily. It easily fits a normal surge protector (I would suggest getting a surge protector that has sideways outlets if you have thicker plugs). See pic.At the same time, there’s plenty of space on top to place the electronics off the vanity and out-of-the-way without danger of falling. We have a smart watch charger (to charge while in the shower), a Google nest speaker (for music and weather), a shaver charger, and a toothbrush charger. I’m keeping the toothbrush charger on the vanity for now because it gets wet and gross (so I have the cord leaving from the same slot as the power cord); the rest is safely out-of-the-way of water and could comfortably fit at least one more thing (pic).As an unexpected benefit, we were using one of those surge protectors that plugs straight into the outlet (no cord). Despite it having tons of outlets on its fronts and sides, because plugs are so thick, we had to unplug something to plug in the hair dryer. This box has actually freed up on extra wall outlet! Now we can just plug the dryer directly into the wall without fiddling around.For what it’s worth, I often buy kind of cheap stuff and am fine accepting that the quality is not going to thrill me. This was a very pleasant surprise. There is a surprising level of attention to detail here that you don’t expect with this kind of thing. I am excited enough that I’m going to see what else this company has to offer.

Yes, this is expensive for a cable box, but if you're at all concerned about functional utility and your decor it's well worth it. The finish is far superior to other boxes I've had, and the hinged lid is a very nice touch. eliminating the hassle of press-fit lids on cheaper boxes. In addition to the slots on the sides, there's a small gap beneath the lid if you need to another location through which to feed cables. Like many Yamazaki products, the company just nailed the design.

Too light weight to accommodate a strip plug and various cables, too deep to easily access the outlets. just all around flimsy. corners not rounded.

This cord management box lives up to the elevated quality and finish expected from Yamazaki. Clean lines, sturdy build, and blends right into a modern aesthetic. Note: it’s larger and wider than most, so double-check your space or consider the smaller Haven version if you’re tighter on room.— Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

Great solution to hide electronics and fantastic quality. Ordering another one!

Ridiculously overpriced for what it is. It’s cheap flimsy plastic. It costs Yamazaki probably less than $5 to make this - charging $50 for this is criminal. Most of their products are already well overpriced, but this is a new low even for them.

I love Yamazaki products in general, and I thought I would love this. The look and functionality of this box seem perfect, but it feels cheap for the price. I thought the plastic would be firmer, but it is on the bendy side. The lid will bend with pressure so you can't really put anything with weight securely on top. The lid also will smack closed which is not a big deal, but felt cheap.