Magazine Holders, Foldable Magazine File Holder with Handle Magazine Rack Floor, Newspaper Magazine Storage, Book Bins File Folder for Home Office (Black)

I didn't need much from a magazine rack, just a place to keep some papers and a notebook handy beside my chair. So when I ordered this I didn't expect much. But I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of this item. It arrives flat but unfolds quickly with a slide in piece to reinforce the bottom. The center divider attaches remarkably well with just two heavy duty velcro pads. I'm very pleased with it and am happy to recommend it.

Smaller than I thought it would be. I don’t think it is big or sturdy enough to hold many magazines.It works for me, I keep it by my nightstand and it holds my iPad, note paper, a magazine or two, etc.it is perfect for me.

This was exactly what I was looking for. Small and compact but fits magazines and important brochures! I would definately buy again.

Magazines and newspaprrs

I ordered this magazine stand by Neateam to keep next to my TV chair in the living room. Since this style splits the stand into two distinct pockets, I use one side of the pocket for my laptop and whiteboard, and the other side to store my throw blanket and neck pillow. It's been a fantastic helper that just blends right in next to my black chair. Assembly takes only a few seconds. The stand unfolds, and you press the bottom panel down so it stands up. Then handle panel then gets installed in the middle, and is secured with hook and loop fastening squares. The design is very good for my needs, and the magazine stand is very durable, large and good quality. Recommended.

This magazine rack looks nice, but there are a couple things that bother me about it. It is large capacity, but if you try to pick it up by the handle, the velcro comes loose, so you have to pick it up from the bottom. This completely negates the functionality of the handle. Plus, the velcro to attach the handle is WHITE. The entire rack is black, so the velcro pieces stand out and it looks tacky. It will still suffice as a magazine rack, it just could have been designed better.

I got a black magazine holder with a solid wooden dowel that slides through tube-like opening in the fabric. This piece is then attached with verlcro into the center of the holder to divide it in half. The wooden dowel has nothing to hold it in place and it easily slides right though and out one end or the other. This is annoying when you're trying to pick up the holder and if you don't lift the bag straight up, you no longer have anything to hang onto. The velcro is fine once you have the insert in place but getting it into place is a little bit awkward. Since it divides the holder in half, you can't really get much more than paper files or magazine in it. This limits the functionality of the holder. I don't subscribe to magazines so I'm not going to use it as a magazine holder. I might end up using it to separate my mail into items that have a time limit and others that are there to read when I have time. I think the design that has the opening to insert your fingers with the leather finish would be a more practical and attractive option for my purposes. If I still lived in a house with stairs, this might have made a good carrier to take stuff from one floor to another.

A large, elegant looking and pretty sturdy bin, divided, works well for magazines, books, or tablet type electronics to either store or carry.Only issue I have is the handle is not secured and with the bamboo being lacquered easily slips out of its loops; still have to decide how to alleviate this issue (glue, small nail …?). Secondary to that, the Velcro on the inside that holds the divider is bright white (on a black cloth), makes for a minus to the elegance, could have used better blending color, ie black, but in itself not the reason for the minus 1 star. - A little overpriced, other colors are more in sync with similar items (why up the price just for black?).Solid 4 STARS, -> (*RATE SCALE*: 5=perfect; 4=minor imperfections; 3=on fence; not sure if I’d buy again; 2= too many problems; 1= shouldn’t be sold or is dangerous).