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Well, my first thought was that it reminds me of Folgers coffee, but that's not really a good or a bad association, so that's probably irrelevant. :)

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I don't mind Holger. It kind of fits with the pattern of many popular boys names being 2 syllables. And the -er ending fits with names like Carter, Connor, Cooper, Dexter, Hunter, Parker, Tanner, Tyler, Tucker, Xander, etc. So I'd say it's one of those names that conforms to the common pattern of the trend, but it still very unique - a nice combination, because then it's not intimidating and still not boring.

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I strongly dislike your combo. Holger Andreas sounds very nice to me, but I think the two h names make it very harsh sounding.

It's a sweet name. I think it's more retro than dated. I wouldn't mind meeting a little boy named Holger. I actually had a doll named Holger when I was little. Sorry, but I'm not a fan of your combo though I do think it has a nice flow.

I don't really like it, but I think it's up for a comeback soon in Sweden. :/ I associate it with my grandfather's brother, who was Holger Thure Sixten.