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The best bedside caddies for organizing and storing accessories

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You want to keep your smartphone and small essentials close by when you sleep, but don’t want to install a new bedside table nor do you want to clutter your mattress. You’re looking for a bedside caddy that attaches onto the edge of your bunk or your desk if you prefer to organize your workspace instead. We’ve created a list of the top-rated caddies here to help you choose.

A bedside storage caddy also works well on desks, coffee tables, and shelves. Depending on how much you need to store inside, different caddies offer anywhere between three to six pockets. Common materials include leather, Oxford cloth, and canvas though some pockets are made of plastic mesh. Take a look at our recommendations before you decide.

HAKACC Bedside Caddy

Best Value

The HAKACC organizer is a budget-friendly alternative to higher-end products. However, this cost-effective caddy still boasts high quality features like a multi-size, four-pocket design, leather and Oxford cloth construction, and mesh netting for easy item identification. The large, A4-size pocket is best for keeping books close by.

Zafit 6-Pocket Bedside Organizer

Best Pocket Design

Zafit’s caddy includes six different sized pockets: Four small mesh pockets in front and two cloth pockets in the back, one small, and one A4 size. The small cloth pocket is ideal for thin items like pens and markers that need a little extra grip. This caddy is 17.3 inches long, 9.8 inches wide, and 10.2 inches tall.

mDesign Bedside Caddy

Best With Bottle Holder

This caddy offers space for bottles, saving you a trip to the kitchen for beverage refills. This convenient two-pack includes a three-pocket and a four-pocket caddy you can use as matching bed and desk organizers. The natural gray cloth is a neutral design compatible with any color scheme.

A bedside caddy organizer is sensible for folks with limited mobility, including people with disabilities, the elderly, and pregnant women. Even for able-bodied folks, these organizers are a life-changing storage hack that eliminate the need for a bedside table or shelf. Fortunately, we’ve listed the best organizers here that you can also install on surfaces besides your bed.

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