The 10 Best Couch Caddys
This wiki has been updated 15 times since it was first published in February of 2016. When you finally find the time to sit down and relax for a while, the last thing you want to do is go searching for the remote control or try to remember where you left the book you were reading. These couch caddys and organizers will keep everything you need close at hand, allowing you to settle in for hours and wind down properly. Several options feature beverage holders, too. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. Skip to the best couch caddy on Amazon.
10. Hakacc Storage
9. Ikea Flort
8. Cupsy Sofa Organizer
7. Meistar Global Holder
6. MDStop Sofa
5. BCP Sofa
4. Teniux Armchair
3. Utrax Clip On
2. FastHomeGoods Armrest
1. Cup Cozy Deluxe
Special Honors
iSkelter Desk An elegant, natural bamboo surface and sleek steel legs help make this versatile piece one of the more aesthetically pleasing models available. The base can slide under your couch for use as a sofa caddy, or you can simply set it up as an end table. It includes multiple phone docks for staging mobile devices. iskelter.com
Editor's Notes
March 05, 2020:
We got rid of two items — the Kovot Tray and NoNo Tabletop — since they are no longer available. The iLemon Sofa Holder was also removed due to its frustrating tendency to slide off the couch arm, which can lead to a mess and broken devices.
We placed four new additions on the list: two sturdy wooden trays built for armrests, a flexible leather caddy with pockets of various sizes, and a cushy model with multiple slots for holding beverages and other household items.
The Cup Cozy Deluxe has five holders, all of which can keep a beverage insulated, and some that feature special cut-outs for accommodating travel mugs with handles. Thanks to its stout, spring-loaded clamps and hard, lipped surface, the Utrax Clip On provides more reliable stability than most over-the-arm organizers.
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