Surblue Bedside Caddy Hanging Bed Organizer Storage Bag Pocket for Bunk and Hospital Beds, College Dorm Rooms Baby Bed Rails,Camp 4 Pockets and 2 Hooks (Gray)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Purchased this for another planned hospital stay. Keeping your cell phone, reading glasses, books, tissues, a Kindle, eye mask and earplugs, charging cords and charging power blocks within reach while confined to a hospital bed is difficult. The rolling tray table used for food trays gets pushed aside by staff and then you can’t reach it again. Little piles of stuff on the bed end up on the floor, under you, or tangled in the sheets.This caddy attaches easily to the bed’s side rails with strong Velcro straps sewn to the back. Very well constructed - strong canvas fabric with even stitching and well placed, good size pockets. I bought the larger size because I have a lot of stuff I take with me. It’s already folded flat and packed in my hospital bag. Everything will be conveniently within reach and organized, yet out of the way of staff and medical paraphernalia.

I love this organizer. Functional Design, simple to attach, canvass like material of suitable thickness. Not a rigid sturdy as an old fashion desk organizers, sturdiness similar to a canvas bag. It not going to “stand upright” if you set it on a table. But it does help, if after you attach it, and the bottom sits upon a surface that’s net support.It adaptable storage area (you don’t have to fight to fit a phone or remote in a tight pocket) I have a “serving cart” as my bedside table. I couldn’t fit all the things I use on it. Got the bright yellow organizer and attached to the cart’s elevated push handle. After attaching it. The bottom hits the top of cart. Perfect. Put remotes (4 various sizes) phone, magnifying glass. Yes I’m old, 7day medication container, pens, scissors, file nails, …. All that off the carts surface. Whoa!A note. Attaching it to the cart’s handle caused the bottom to hit the end-edge of the cart. So the bottom of organizer doesn’t lay flat as a rectangle. The cart edge hits it so the bottom support becomes a divider in the large compartment. Providing 2 large compartment instead of 1 large rectangular compartment .Worked out great for me

It holds a considerable amount of weight and a water bottle

I'm getting rid of my old stroller attachment/bag and will be using this "bedside caddy" instead. It connects with velcro (which is was a stroller velcro, this one is pretty weak) so you can easily attach it to almost anything, including strollers (I have attached it to both front and back of my dog stroller and it fits perfectly, just the right size). The bottom board is sturdy enough to hold filled water bottles/thermoses without bulging. The open tops makes it easy to reach and grab things out of it, no need to struggle with zippers etc. This caddy is the perfect thing for my umbrella, wallet and thermos - or the dogs' water and food bowls, water bottles, toys etc. Love it, and it's decently affordable too. Good quality for the price, sturdy material, easy to organize (you can even add smaller organization bins inside it if you want to). The only thing I'd change would be to get rod of the velcro and add metal buttons instead. This velcro seems so weak, not sure how much weight it'll actually hold before the velcro loses its grip.

Once I'm in bed, I don't like getting out and this has lots of storage. I have multiple extra sets of reading glasses, a flashlight, my Kindle, my phone, the remotes to the fan, the panic button for the alarm system, Kleenexes, aspiring, my inhaler (asthma), my two way-PA system that I monitor noises in the house and can call out for help if I should ever need it, a cover for my shoulders (and a pair of socks if I get cold feet. I have mouth spray for dry mouth and a load of other things that are great to keep handy. I also hide my house shoes in it, so my pup doesn't steal them from me (which he does if they're on the floor). When he tries to get me up, no amount of begging or pleading will get him to bring them back to me. I am hanging this from the bed rail I have to pull myself out and it fits perfectly... matches my bedroom, and I don't know where I kept all that stuff when I didn't have it at the ready. It is so useful... I would order another tonight if mine broke today... This is one of my "must have's" now because it is so useful. I no longer get up every five minutes to get something that I've forgotten or need. It's all there in one neat package. I recommend everyone get one of these to keep things at their bedsides... I love mine.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I'm really happy with this bedside caddy! It's exactly what I needed. I don't know why I didn't think of getting something like this earlier. It comes with three strong Velcro straps to hold it in place, but since I store a laptop and a power bank inside, I added zip ties for extra security. It's sturdy, spacious, and fits perfectly on my bunk bed. The pockets are well-organized and super handy - I might even add a book in there too. Great purchase

It’s functional, but the front pouches are not actually the same size like it says in the product images. At least mine aren’t, the right side my notepad fits in loosely. In the left it barely squeezes tightly in.And the outside isn’t as taut as product images make it look, so it sags and looks misshapen. And that’s with stuff shoved inside at the bottom tightly. It could use cardboard inserts for the side and a pouch to slide them into.But for the price it’s alright, and I may get another one anyway. I like that they give a wide range of colors too.Oh one nit pick is the straps are super long. While this could be potentially helpful, it means they really dangle down. Id be happy to pay a hit more for the taut sides and a way to hide the straps under the bottom somehow. May just have to buy some Velcro strips myself and stick two on the bottom. Should do the trick. Short of cutting which I wouldn’t want to do.