Sunglass Holder for Car, Multi-Functional Stick-On Glasses Storage Box, Seat Gap Organizer with Small Item Storage, Universal Fit for All Vehicles (Black Leather)

It's ok, it could use more padding to prevent scratches

Won’t stay attached. Falls off constantly. I would give 0 stars but it makes you choose at least one.

Honestly, I like this idea. Good way for people with glasses, or those with sunglasses, to have an easy way to store them. For people that wear glasses, if your not the driver your looking for somewhere to put your glasses down in a car if your trying to take it easy or rest. At least, that's how I operate. So, this was a cool ideaThe only downside I'll note is the way cars are designed, they don't make it easy to place these. See, you need a pretty straight spot, where its flat, either on an angle or straight. It doesn't matter if its on an angle, it just has to be consistently that way for enough size to fit this. Looking on my car for instance, not a lot of spots where I could put it and it'd be a good spot for comfort and movement. It's too bad though, since this really is a nice phone case that Id get a few of to put around a car.I will say, if you do find a good spot for this in your car, it is really nice. It feels like something of quality, and its got good space for your glasses. It seems like it sticks on pretty well and easy so no issues there either.If you could use something like this, honestly can recommend it. It's not too expensive and really does help

This worked pretty well once I found a large enough plastic and flat surface in my car I could adhere it to. It seems like most cars now come out with predominantly curved surfaces everywhere, so finding a completely flat spot was a real struggle. The holder has NO flexibility in the back, so even with long steady pressure I couldn't get it to stick to a slightly curved all-plastic part of my car, it kept returning to original shape and bouncing off. Finally stuck it to the part between the two front seats as that was the only place I could find with an all flat area, and it's now stayed there ever since. Even with moderate bumps and sheer stress from getting in and out of the car and spreading out on road trips, it's stayed steady. It has decent protection for the size and cost, and even though the top is open, I've never had a pair of glasses fall out of it on accident. They fit a wide variety of styles I own including sports glasses (womens), oversized frames, rayban originals, large aviators, and extra wide novelty eyeglass frames. The only glasses I don't see it fitting are the large sports glasses many men wear, with the single lens and springy arms that don't fold in all the way, as I don't think it's deep enough for those. It looks classy, I put it in my newish luxury car with black plastic and black leather, and it looks almost like it's a built in feature especially concealed on the bulkhead. Overall, good product, just difficult to find a place to install given the lack of posterior flexibility and majority curved plastic surfaces in new car designs.