GTinthebox Smartphone Cell Phone Rotatable Portable Audio & Video for MP3 & MP4 Player Accessories Review

Looks good after installation. The plastic material does not withstand exposure to the sun. I have a little over 2 months.

Moves the phone to the left and works well in this car where the controls you need to see are centered and low. Ideal for minis

The product was easy to install and initially worked great. The plastic threaded nut broke on the 2nd day. There is no contact information on the seller's website. If a replacement part is available I will change the rating.

Complete junk. If you try to tighten the position, it won't stay and rotates downward, obscuring your phone's face (which isn't ideal when cruising through downtown Houston). A spring-loaded lever for holding the phone is not removed.

I have an iPhone 12 Pro Max, it holds the phone in place pretty well. The only downside I would say is that it was actually on the left of the steering wheel, not on the right as indicated in the photos. Not a big deal I guess, just FYI for the 2015 Countryman S R60.

Strong connection but the clip didn't fit when my phone had a plain case. As a result, I made an interchangeable magnet holder to solve this problem. Doesn't wobble much while driving, but I still wish it could be placed on the right side of the steering wheel:

This ingenious device is just perfect! The Mini Cooper is a slightly minimalistic car with lots of rounded details that make it difficult to fit a phone holder (unless you go for the windscreen option, which I find them distracting and unattainable). Whether I connect to my phone or not, I keep it in this clip. Easy to install and use!

This was a great idea that would add some character to the interior if it weren't for the fact that the phone is behind the wheel and not really visible on the map or anything else inside the phone . Also, to prevent the phone from rotating too much, the mount stays taut no more than halfway in the car. We don't recommend you to buy it.

After I figured out how to install this phone holder it worked very well. The instructions don't make it clear that you need to remove the 2 screws that attach the sensor to the steering column. Once removed, the gauge can be rotated and the 3 mounting screws simply screwed onto the back of the gauge. The instructions provided are not clear on this. If there is another way without loosening 2 screws and turning the gauge, I couldn't figure it out or I didn't have the right tool. This bracket…