📱 Fugetek Car Cup Holder Phone Mount Cradle - Universal Base, Hands-Free, Adjustable, 360 ° Rotatable - Compatible with iPhone 12, 11, XR/XS Max, XS/X, 8/8+, Samsung Galaxy S10, S9, HTC, GPS - Black Review

Gave it to my daughter and she loved it. At first she was unhappy because she said it was the wrong brand. When she picked it up and put it in her car, she said it was great and she felt a lot better.

Adjustable to different cup holder positions. I use mine in the center console cup holders on a 2017 Ram 5500 and a 2016 Ford f550 tow truck. Tow trucks can get pretty bouncy at times but this mount stays in place and a lot of the adjustments are really good as I drive a few different car models. I also use it in my 99 f150 and 2010 smart fortwo. Very happy with it.

Glad I did the research as about 1/3 the price of the $52 competitor advertised on TV. It features a well-designed, adjustable cupholder compression fit that's snug, doesn't rattle or tilt, and has height, tilt, and angle adjustments that stay in place. Unfortunately it's made in China, but let's face it, quality and performance is a choice that could be made by American competitors as well, and the seemingly steep price hasn't delivered a better product, or even an equal.

While the design appears good, the tiny retaining ring's design flaw makes it impossible for those of us with grown-up hands to fit securely. I have a competitor bracket in my Volvo and it is easy to install and remove with a quarter turn locking ring. The Fugetek mount ring is sandwiched between the mount body and the lower adjustable "arm". So much so that I can't get my fingers through to tighten it. Add reverse threads and you twist illogically to tighten them. Tight on the right, loose on…

I LOVE this gadget. I don't talk while driving, but I have OCD because my phone is in a place where I can access it quickly. I always have it open on my console. With my new truck on console, that's impractical. This part fits snugly in the cup holder and will not move while driving. What I like best is that I can put my phone in a frame and take it out without the light. This phone holder is very well designed and easy to use. He holds my phone so I can see it out of the corner of my eye…

Bought three cup holders for the phone. This one wobbled the most and was the most unstable of the three. The base section was the shortest of the three, which seems normal for a very flat cup holder in my 20-year-old Chrysler, but it just didn't hold up well in my new Jeep. I tried riding it for a couple of weeks but it just didn't work the way I was hoping. I use another. It's sitting on a shelf in my garage right now.

This gets 5 stars for the price and it works. It's as good as some I've seen, what made me want one? no But I never bought them because I wouldn't pay what they paid for them. Then I got curious and started looking for Revane. I have this in my truck. It just fits well. Once you've adjusted the base, simply tighten all other adjustments to the shoulder. My phone sits well in it and it's been great to have my phone in the spot and position I need it.

My wife uses a Samsung Galaxy J-3 with a 'key finder' taped to the back of the case for us to tweet can bring when it is outside of the place. Looking at photos of the phone mount with cup holder, I figured the mounts would be deep enough to hold a key finder. You are not. She puts the phone upside down (face-in) in the holder - it works, but she still has to grab the phone to use it. I'm pretty sure the idea is not to do that. It's not the manufacturer's fault. The phone mount is well made and