Review on 📱 Smartphone Screen Magnifier - 12-inch Mobile Phone 3D Projector Screen for Movies, Videos, and Gaming - Foldable Stand with Screen Amplifier - Compatible with All Smartphones by Michael Hughes

I was delighted to receive this Christmas present but what a disappointment! Pros: I love the compact Scandinavian design and concept. Cons: Everything else! The part of the phone stand that "rolls up" wanted to unfold the entire time, which it did without the weight of the phone pressing against it. The angle adjustment was just ridiculous. the screen can only be viewed by a person sitting directly in front of it, the picture quality was embarrassingly diffuse/fuzzy, and MAYBE if you could find the right position and move your head no more than half an inch you could use the whole screen. The reality is you still use the edges of your phone and everything what may be in the background can be seen on the stand itself. The screen is plastic and shaped like a vinyl record to give it a magnified effect. If you've ever seen or owned one, it looks like a larger version of those credit card-sized plastic magnifying glasses you can get for $10 for $10. I get that visual marketing is a thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! Wallet sized magnifying glasses you can get 10 for the dollar. I understand, that visual marketing is a thing and the Big Mac doesn't actually look like the one in the ad, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! Wallet sized magnifying glasses you can get 10 for the dollar. I get that visual marketing is a thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! I would still be afraid. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! Wallet sized magnifying glasses you can get 10 for the dollar. I get that visual marketing is a thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! I would still be afraid. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! Wallet sized magnifying glasses you can get 10 for the dollar. I get that visual marketing is a thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! that visual marketing is one thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you! that visual marketing is one thing and the Big Mac doesn't really look like the one in the ads, but the marketing imagery for it is ridiculously inaccurate. If this device only cost $5 I would still feel intimidated. This is another Chinese-made gizmo that doesn't deliver on its promises. Don't say I didn't warn you!