The secret to avoid losing your phone, keys, and other on-the-go essentials while at home is always putting them in the same place upon walking through the door. Some people use a bowl, others a table, or maybe you're apt to throwing it all inside a desk drawer. But I like this simple small-sized floating shelf, perfectly cut to accommodate for an iPhone (or similar sized device) and magnetically hold your house/car keys underneath as a space saving landing strip. Maybe even stack 2-4 for the whole household?
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ummm... as soon as you go to charge your phone, that will look awful.
it would be better suited for wallet on top, keys beneath... for your phone you'd be better to find a wall mountable dock which will charge your phone.
seriously? who stacks the family cell phones together? and by the front door on the way out? *shakes head*
30 bucks for a hunk of wood and a couple of magnets!? Are you freaking kidding me? Just go to your nearest home construction site and ask if you can have a couple chunks of tailings, and ask a geek friend if he'll get you the magnets out of an old dead hard drive. Add a couple bucks for something to mount it to the wall, and some epoxy or double-stick tape to attach the magnets, and I bet you can do it for under a tenner.
yeah, it looks nice, but I gotta agree it seems like too much $$. First off, I could be wrong, but I don't think most people have just their car keys on their keychain.. how much weight can these magnets support?
Second, yeah, stacking phones is just a dropped phone waiting to happen as someone tries to get their phone out of the middle of the stack. I could see one for each member of the family perhaps...