CloudValley Sticky Gel Pads: Gripping Pad [5 Pack] for Cell Phones, Coins, Golf Cart, Boating, Speakers - Non-Slip & Multifunctional Sticky Cell Pad Review

1 becomes useless, especially with frequent use. Also, it broke my Samsung 7 Edge. I tried to take my Ph off the tablet and it was so sticky and broke the whole body of the phone.

This product does not work as shown in the video. It must be glued to a completely flat and smooth surface. It can be a wall, but the paint will peel off when you remove it. Whatever you stick on it, it needs to be perfectly smooth and flat or it will fall off soon. It gets dirty very quickly and needs to be washed after each use. That's the waist of the money.

I have the original Fixate. They are cool. I have old heavy iPads on the walls with no problem. This thing is great for sticking something on your walls. Until it stops holding What every time. And then your things fall on the wooden floor and make dents. And then you put two instead of one, but it falls off the wall again, and again you have dents and broken frames. And then you realize that you should have trusted the bad reviews.

I agree with another reviewer who said they are TOO sticky. But there is a simple solution to that. Simply cut the paper into strips and stick them on the disc. Viola, only 1/2 as sticky. You can also use a hole punch to punch holes in the paper to cover the pad so it's less sticky. I also cut some of them in half for my dash. They are great for keeping sunglasses in place as only a tiny part of the sunglasses sticks to the liner. Note to manufacturer - make another version with super tack on…

It's great in theory, but it's so super sticky it ruins the surface you stick it to. I have an old phone that I listen to music on, but I don't use it as a phone anymore. I attached one of these pillows to the wall and then the phone to the pad. It stuck perfectly and was so comfortable. When I tried to take it off, it was so sticky it tore a hole in my wall. The top layer of paint and the walls came off immediately. Then I tried to remove my phone from it. It ripped off the back of my iPhone…

I wasn't sure but wanted to try them to keep my phone in the cupboard while cooking. To test this I grabbed a plastic bag that contained a 20 inch chainsaw blade (much heavier than my phone). The fixation pad kept the bag in the closet all night (12 hours) without slipping, moving or sinking. I am impressed. I plan on using them to wall mount all my electronics so charging is less messy. Edit to add: Loses some stickiness after repeated use and washing doesn't bring it back to new condition…

I love it. I have some pros and cons. If you put them on the dashboard and then remove the phone from them, the dashboard sticking to the phone will be torn off. I think it's ok, you can reset it, but it's a bit annoying. I have used others around the house for various things. I have a hospital table that I use in bed. It had my laptop on it with a small flashlight, I used pads to keep it from sliding when I moved the table. Gave one to our hairstylist so she could hang her phone on the wall…

Not really ideal for a lot of things that you want to stick on temporarily and take out regularly. I have a pad in my desk drawer (chipboard) and it sticks really well, but putting a battery powered mobile hotspot on it was a bad idea. The idea was to take it off the desk, and it's not heavy, so it seemed like a good candidate for a gel pad. Unfortunately, I couldn't remove it from the pad without pulling the battery out of the back of the device, and then it was very difficult to remove the…