Review on 📱 Car Phone Holder Dock for Encased Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, S20, S20 Plus, S20 Ultra, S21, Note 9, Note 10 Plus, Note 20 - Includes Dash & Window Mount - Case Friendly Design by Allen Hart

After recently purchasing this product on the basis that product advertising advertised compatibility with Samsung Galaxy S10+, realized that this phone holder is not suitable for large phones when used with a additional button is used on the side, like the Bixby Routines button, and not well designed for people who prefer to mount their phone in a landscape orientation bracket. The Bixby Routines button is in the middle of the phone where the grips touch it. The side grips keep pressing the Samsung Bixby routine button when closing the phone. The bottom two plastic protrusions that support the phone's base in portrait mode also don't protrude. They are fixed or permanent by design. As a result, users cannot effectively position their phone in landscape mode, so the bulk of the phone is concentrated over the soft grips. This results in the phone being unbalanced on one side or the other when inserted into the phone holder and since the two pins are fixed at the end, they cannot be pulled out, allowing the user to move the phone's central mass phone in the holder in the desired position. balances it. Of course, due to this imbalance, the phone can fly out of its mount while driving and possibly hit a pothole, as was the case in my case. Consequently, users cannot effectively position their phone in landscape mode, so the bulk of the phone is concentrated over the soft grips. This results in the phone being unbalanced on one side or the other when inserted into the phone holder and since the two pins are fixed at the end, they cannot be pulled out, allowing the user to move the phone's central mass phone in the desired position in the holder. balances it. Of course, due to this imbalance, the phone can fly out of its mount while driving and possibly hit a pothole, as was the case in my case. As a result, users cannot effectively position their phone in landscape mode, so the bulk of the phone is concentrated over the soft grips. This causes the phone to be unbalanced on one side or the other, when inserted into the phone holder, and since the two pins are fixed at the end, they cannot be pulled out, allowing the user to move the central mass of the phone in the holder to the desired position. balances it. Of course, due to this imbalance, the phone can fly out of its mount while driving and possibly hit a pothole, as was the case in my case. and because the two pins at the end are a fixed design, they cannot slide outwards, allowing the user to move the phone's central mass into the cradle to the desired position. balances it. Of course, due to this imbalance, the phone can fly out of the holder while driving and possibly hit a pothole, as was the case in my case. and because the two pins at the end are a fixed design, they cannot slide outwards, allowing the user to move the phone's central mass into the cradle to the desired position. balances it. Of course, due to this imbalance, the phone can fly out of its mount while driving and possibly hit a pothole, as was the case in my case.