Review on Cup Car Phone Holder for Car, Bokilino Universal Adjustable Gooseneck Cup Holder Cradle Mount for Cell Phone iPhone, Samsung, Huawei, LG, Sony, Nokia (Black) by Ryan Brunson

Updated: Deducted a few stars because the side levers have already lost all strength in less than 3 months and the phone only sits lightly, not secured by anything, hoping the car ride doesn't hit bumps . It shouldn't be distracting, but it is. You have to look to the side, away from the road and down because you can't hold it very high, and the higher you go the shakier it gets; The corner is already losing strength, and this thing just spins free, forcing my phone to look out the window and reflect the sunlight. How hard is it to mimic most suction cup mounts and set the front center button the phone pushes when placed? in the holder and the brackets automatically snap to the sides of the phone? And do you have the unlock buttons on the sides so they're more intuitive instead of having to reach the back of the phone? Which is useless because it's already weakened anyway. ---First Review: I had a suction thing on the dashboard that kept falling off leaving a sticky residue in the sun. Vent clips I didn't trust and dash clips didn't fit my dash. It was almost a last resort and the only option left was to donate one of my coasters. However, it's still a lot better than sticking your phone in a cup holder. Closer to the face and seen better. You can change the angle and direction as you like. There are many shortcomings - too high and the console is not visible; too low and the hand rests on it when shifting; it is still too far to one side that one cannot see it while facing the street; and above all it shakes with the car. As sturdy as it may seem, it will wobble naturally because it isn't suspended from a spring and pressed against the body - it has a "swan neck". The higher you raise that neck, the more it sways as you move. Cars. It's distracting. But it's still better than sticking your phone in a cup holder and every time you look at the GPS you risk an accident.