Ohuhu Battery Organizer with Battery Tester (Removable), Wall Mountable

What you see is what you get. In this case that is a very good thing. I am quite happy with this organizer as it does what I wanted done and that is store my batteries in an organized manner. I have mine laying flat on a shelf in our pantry. Its footprint is about the same as the plain box I had before but the organizer holds the batteries such that it is much easier to find and retrieve the size I need. It came with wall mounting hardware but I don't believe mounting it on the wall would be as satisfactory since the batteries are just a slip fit in the organizer and since they are perpendicular to the holder I am concerned that any vibration would cause them to tumble out. For my needs mounting to the wall is unnecessary and this works just fine flat on the shelf.

If your house has a small child like mines has, you have batteries! Lots and lots of all different sized batteries. You have probably have a box or drawer filled with various sized batteries that are either dead, or have so little juice left they wouldn't work anyways. I hated having to venture into m battery black hole. That is until I found THE solution to this dilemma. This tray has not only saved my sanity, but also in a few instances already, saved me money! Once I tested out all the batteries I could find in my house not being used, I loaded them up in each of the seven designated slots. No longer did I have to dig through 10 dead AAs to find 2 AAAs! No longer did I have to remember was it the drawer or the box when searching for a new 9V for the smoke detector. As for saving money, in the pre-tray days, I would try a few near dead batteries and get annoyed, and end up just going to the store to purchase what I needed. Now I know what I have clearly, and what I do have, actually works! In only two days I have avoided buying a fresh pack of AA and 9V batteries. The tray is made of sturdy black plastic, can hold up to 72 total batteries, and comes with all the mounting screws if you want to place it on a wall or door. My only knock on the tray was when I tried to mount it on a wall, the button sized batteries kept falling out. Since I have a small child in the house, that could be a big problem, and so I have decided to still keep those specific batteries high above on the top shelf. However if your intent is to mount the tray on the wall, even without a child around, it could be a pain to have them keep falling out. All that said, I love having this great organizer in my house, and have already suggested it to my folks! I think they were the ones who invented the term "junk drawer" LoL.

My battery drawer has never looked better. Everything is organized, and I love the tiny slots for the hearing aid type batteries. The battery tester works really well. If it was redesigned it would need to hold less 9v for us, but everyone is different. It would not deter me from buying it, its the best organizer, and I can go straight to the battery I need.

Tester works well, but some of the AA battery slots are very tight, while others are loose. I have it mounted to the side of a cabinet in the garage, if someone closes the cabinet door with any force the batteries can shift(if they are in a loose slot) and eventually fall out. Angling the front of the slots could have reduced this, but they are all 90 degrees to the holder. Stuck in a drawer or mounted to a very solid surface i'm sure would produce better results, but in the never-ending fight for storage space, that isn't an option here. The slots that are a tight fit can be a bit of trouble, it can be difficult to get a hold of one battery and remove it without disturbing some of the others. The c and D spots are pretty much wasted space to me(I did not deduct a start for this, as it's just personal preference and needs, but felt it's worth mentioning) as most of my electronics use AA and AAA batteries(remotes, Xbox controllers, cameras, small flashlights etc), but there is still a good amount of space for the sizes I need. I filled some of the spots with rechargeable batteries(Amazon branded), works for now but I will probably look for a better organizer to fit my needs in the future.

Before all the batteries were in a pouch but now they are all over the place. This so called organizer has no lid and batteries don't sit tightly in their respective slots. You have to keep this horizontal all the time. Might work well in a drawer.

The unit does not securely hold the batteries when mounted on a wall or door. I even used a couple of standard cabinet shims at the bottom to create an angle, and the batteries still frequently fell out (on BOTH of the Ohuhu units I have). If mounted to a door, you'll have a "rain of batteries" every time you open it. Battery tester works fine. If you need to mount on a wall or door, the Range-Kleen units available here on Amazon have a built-in angle to the holes that holds the battery securely.

I give it 5 stars based on the simple fact that it does what it says. It's an easy way to store all of your batteries in one place and have a tester to ensure that the batteries are good/bad. I agree with many reviews that because the batteries aren't very snug in the container, it probably shouldn't be used as a hanging device. If that is your main desire for it, find something else. But if you want a simple, well-made battery storage option, I am very happy with my purchase.

Finally! A place to keep batteries, so I always know what I have, where they are and with the tester whether or not they are good or not!I have this organizer in a kitchen drawer and it fits great and is handy as can be. It holds a lot in every size. I love this organizer and the price was reasonable.

This is a neat idea. Storage space for all your batteries (except the small doorbell size- 12 Volt Infini Cell) with a battery tester hidden in the top corner ! I can't speak as to how it is mounted because we simply keep the unit in a drawer but so far, I really like it. Keeps batteries neat and organized, let's you test used ones to see if they are still viable and you can quickly see if there are any you need to buy. I did buy the unit for $20 (on a great sale) and it's definitely worth that price but I don't know if I could endorse a purchase at full price. Up to your personal level of comfort. Unit does come with package of screws + anchors (in case you choose to mount it).

As other reviewers have mentioned, the fit is very loose, so even though this comes with mounting screws, that's probably a recipe for a mess so you're better off just lying it flat.The exact number of batteries held is:8x D10x C9x 9V26x AA (note, not a multiple of 4, kind of weird, especially since there is room for 2 or even 6 more slots)10x AAA (not enough!)I wish there were more AAA slots and no watch cell slots, but you can't please everyone so that's fine I guess.The battery tester doesn't work, it shows "dead" for all batteries. Waste of space on the product in any case, I would have rather had more AA and AAA slots.All in all, organized my batteries, did what I wanted. 4/5.

The batteries sit slightly loose (not too bad). I bought this as a storage device. Don't buy this as a battery tester because it's very rudimentary. Batteries that are still good test in the red. This tester is not intended to test rechargeable batteries. All-in-all, a good buy because I have a better grasp of the ridiculous number of batteries we had wasting away. I think I would have liked something with a lid or a cover better.

plastic tres fragile et testeur ne marche pas

If your house has a small child like mines has, you have batteries! Lots and lots of all different sized batteries. You have probably have a box or drawer filled with various sized batteries that are either dead, or have so little juice left they wouldn't work anyways. I hated having to venture into m battery black hole. That is until I found THE solution to this dilemma. This tray has not only saved my sanity, but also in a few instances already, saved me money! Once I tested out all the batteries I could find in my house not being used, I loaded them up in each of the seven designated slots. No longer did I have to dig through 10 dead AAs to find 2 AAAs! No longer did I have to remember was it the drawer or the box when searching for a new 9V for the smoke detector. As for saving money, in the pre-tray days, I would try a few near dead batteries and get annoyed, and end up just going to the store to purchase what I needed. Now I know what I have clearly, and what I do have, actually works! In only two days I have avoided buying a fresh pack of AA and 9V batteries. The tray is made of sturdy black plastic, can hold up to 72 total batteries, and comes with all the mounting screws if you want to place it on a wall or door. My only knock on the tray was when I tried to mount it on a wall, the button sized batteries kept falling out. Since I have a small child in the house, that could be a big problem, and so I have decided to still keep those specific batteries high above on the top shelf. However if your intent is to mount the tray on the wall, even without a child around, it could be a pain to have them keep falling out. All that said, I love having this great organizer in my house, and have already suggested it to my folks! I think they were the ones who invented the term "junk drawer" LoL.