simplehuman Quick Grip Napkin Holder, Stainless Steel

Love the napkin holder!! It is so easy to fill and remove a napkin one at a time. It is weighted just right so when getting a napkin, it only releases one and the others do not slide at all.

Nice weight. color/finish and anti-slip feature. I will be using this in the rv/tailgating and it seems perfect.

Bought it for my motorhome… it doesn't slide around on the table while driving… and holds all the napkins in place… even in the wind!

Just what I was looking for. Holds plenty of napkins. perfect for my kitchen table.

Removing each napkin was really smooth and it looks wonderful; a total upgrade from my old and boring napkin holder

The pump works great. Much more sanitary than a standard pump and looks good. The soap is soap. I wouldn't mind if the scent was stronger. The napkin holder works great. Just the right amount of tension. One comes out at a time. I'm happy with the results.

I have fought every other type napkin holder searching for one that I can select one napkin with two finger without holding on to the holder with the other hand. Finally, this simplehuman model actually works. The friction pad on the base and pivoting arm hold everything just tight. I wish they offered one for a 7.5 x 7.5 inch folded entertainment napkin

My napkins are always falling on the floor, blowing around when the air conditioning cycles on, etc. I have to admit I partially bought this to see if I got 2 or 3 napkins from the holder when I only wanted 1. However, it delivers only 1 napkin at a time, which is what it was designed to do. It looks sharp, is well made, and requires no batteries. I'm glad I bought this!

Great Napkin holder as it simply stacks up and can put more in the holder versus those that squeezes them. However, when I received the item, the rubber label on top of the base came off. Had to crazy glue it back. I didn't like that I have to do that for a brand new item :(

Aesthetically pleasing. One napkin is sometimes able to be lifted without disturbing those below. More often than not this is the case. I have found that to achieve the least disturbance one has to employ an upward movement. Overall I am satisfied.