The lazy one is amazing! I installed it WITHOUT screws, I don't want to drill, with strong double-sided tape and it is stable, it doesn't creak, it doesn't move! It is worth it for so little money, of course

I was impressed by how perfectly it fits on the console! I didn't put any extra screws on it. As another friend says, if you don't constantly raise and lower it, you don't need to screw it to the handbrake console. But even if you do raise and lower it, if you do it carefully with both hands, you don't need to screw it to the console.
The button you press for the lazy person to raise and lower is indeed very cheaply made. I believe if someone uses it often, it will break.
The space inside is satisfactory for a wallet, phone, keys, glasses, not for a whole bag...
For the 34€ I bought it, it's definitely worth it...

For the money it's okay. Material quality is not good but it does what it's supposed to do. Personally, I didn't screw it, I put adhesive pads like the ones we put under chairs and it's very stable. If someone wants to constantly adjust their lazy position, then maybe they need screws but again not necessarily

It snapped on very well, it needed small screws to be screwed onto the console, for this money it's worth it.

Very good fit. The lazy button snaps directly onto the console without needing anything. However, when you go to lift it, it comes out of its place. The solution is to remove the console (it unsnaps, it doesn't have screws) and screw the button on top.

It is very useful, it has a decent space for small items (coins, keys, phone). The button that you press when it goes from the upright position reminds me of cheap construction. For this price (42 euros + shipping), it is a very honest choice. Personally, I rarely lift it, so I don't mind the cheap construction in the reclining position. For the "unsnap" it did and for the minimal vibrations in bumps, the solution was the small screws that I put in.