SINGARO Coin Holder for Car, Coin Change Organizer Compatible with Coins of Different Sizes, Dash-Mounted Holder Suitable for Most Cars, Trucks(Black)

Simple, small and clean. Have had for over a year and no issues.

I get compliments on this thing all the time, and people ask me where I get it because they want one. It’s so handy to have whenever I go to the store, or whenever I need change for a parking meter. It’s kind of a bulky product, but for the amount of coins it holds, that’s to be expected. Overall, just a very useful product that has made my life easier, and saved me time digging through mixes of loose change.

Cute, works, came dirty. I dont mind since its gonna hold coins

This fit PERFECTLY in the console of my car right behind where cups it. Like it was made to hold this. And I LOVE that it comes with a cover that opens and closes to hide the coins. So you can’t even see it. It blends in with my black trim on the console. Perfect way to store my loose change. And I can put the second one inside the middle console until the first one is full (or gift to someone else).

It's a nice compact size and sleek appearance. Easy to store in multiple places in the car.The negatives though, I feel as though it is cheaply made. I purchased 2 and one broke as I was putting in quarters. It's made with thin plastic that will easily break if dropped, cheap springs that get misshapen if you don't insert coins the "correct" way (if there's a slight angle it will bend wrong and get jammed) and also has such a small capacity (I was able to fit 8 of each coin, or $3.28) which isn't enough to pay for parking most places.Small capacity, made cheap, breaks easy. But still usable

I love this so much. I pulled it out at the drive thru window and the guy was so interested in it.

Great for your vehicle.

Pretty good, not perfect. The overall build quality is quite good, the spring action to hold the coins in place, the closable lid to prevent accidentally knocking a coin loose, etc. is pretty nice.However, the one complaint I have is (at least with American coins), the size of channels don't fit/house all the coins equally well. The slot for the quarters on the far left fits like a glove, and the next one is smaller, and fits dimes quite well also, again, as it should. But, for some reason the next two channels for the nickels and pennies are back to the same size slot as the quarters (see image). It's least-compatible with the pennies, which end up acting like they want to be ejected because they're too loose-fitting. They also want to come out un-neatly more than one at a time.May sound like a first world problem, but it's what it's supposed to be designed to do.Other than this little gripe, it's okay for the money, kinda.