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Cell Phone Holder
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The Good: Daily use item, high retention, wide audience.
The Bad: Does not create many impressions beyond initial recipient, small imperfections in construction.
The Bottom Line: The customized Cell Phone Holder is the epitome of average, but it’s still worth a look if you want to try something other than generic key chains or pens.
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Design (5/10): (top)
Each Cell Phone Holder is made from plastic with a foam bottom to protect desktops and a foam floor to protect the bottom of your phone. While cell phones will fit into the item without a problem, the main loop is made from 2 mm thick plastic which can be snapped either by sitting on it accidentally (or on purpose for that matter) or leaning on it too heavily with your hand. With regular use, though, wear and tear should be minimal.
Features (6/10): (top)
The Cell Phone Holder offers nothing outstanding in terms of versatility (it holds cell phones, maybe pens, too) or color choices (available in good old standbys of black, blue, clear and red), but it is still a capable product. It’s also compact, at 3.75” x 3” x 3.25”, which will fit it easily onto any desktop without having to rearrange everything.
Price (5/10): (top)
The main draw of the Cell Phone Holder is that virtually everyone has a cell phone; so virtually everyone will have a use for your imprinted promotional product. The price can’t be beat, even if it’s not the most sturdy item we produce, and the universal appeal makes it a worthwhile investment.
Conclusion: (top)
If you want to give something really special to a select group, try something with a little more style and substance like the Spinning Desk Accessory Set. However, for general company-wide promotions or giveaways at trade shows, the personalized Cell Phone Holder makes a great extra something special.
Published by Jana Tropper
Date of Publication: Oct. 02, 2007
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