🎮 Crash Bandicoot Cable Guy: Ultimate Controller and Device Holder for Gamers! Review

This is a great resin die cast and not only holds phones and PS4 controllers but my JBL Flip 4 fits perfectly. great conversations in the training camp. A must for Crash fans.

I like it very much. Big size. Good paintwork. Suitable for controllers or whatever you need. Not suitable for wired PS4 controllers. But otherwise it's great. I wish the GOD of War KRATOS controller holder was made soon.

Having read and checked some of the previous reviews of defective items upon receipt they were still too good not to risk. I bought Crash Bandicoot and 2 Spyros. I think my postman likes me, they came in perfect condition. Crash holds both Xbox and PlayStation well, Spyro holds PS Remote better than Xbox. All in all great buys, risk your postman.

I love this controller holder. I've been playing Crash Bandicoot since the very first Playstation console was released, so I feel nostalgic when I see it. Because his fur is so bright orange, he stands out on my desktop. I hold my PlayStation controller in his hands and it fits perfectly. I haven't tried giving him a phone or other types of controllers, but I expect they won't pose much of a problem. My main goal was to display my favorite PlayStation controller in style. The crash controller…

The product came in accordance with the description, the shape and design of good quality. The only drawback are some scratches in the paint. Mine came with imperfections in the factory finish as you can see the excess paint and small patches of excess paint. His nose has faded at the tip and is missing a patch of brown paint from the way it was packaged. It comes with a plastic head cover that squeezes quite hard so it's really scratched. Painting issues aside, this is really cool for fans of…

My wife and I (okay, mostly me) started hoarding a lot of Xbox One controllers. Between special editions like Sea of Thieves and Titanfall and all the Design Lab creations, we've run out of charging stands and docking stations to power them all. My brilliant idea is to use regular rechargeable batteries in controllers that we don't use often and just put them on stands. I was a bit hesitant at first, mainly because they only look 'good' in pictures and the fact that $25 to display a controller…