📱 Ruittos Smartphone Tripod Adapter - Universal Holder Clip Mount for iPhones, Samsung, and All Cell Phones - Vertical & Horizontal Rotation - Adjustable Clamp for Selfie Stick and Monopod (T9) Review

This product is so simple and very good quality. It is configured the way I need it. I bought another one for a friend. The board is so-so. It works when you turn it on, but it needs to be turned off and on again soon for it to work. I bought a refurbished remote (black and aqua?) and it works great.

This is the second one I have bought. They work great until they fall. I had my phone installed and it fell and the top clip broke. Same thing happened with my 1. I've had this for less than a month. It is not worth. I need to find the best product or solution. I don't want to buy them every time they break.

I bought one, went to the post office. I have a Samsung S8 and it's almost heavy when you mount it on a tripod. hardly hold on. Also, they forgot to insert a wireless clicker. Now waiting 4 days for a replacement. That. Not very happy with this product. I hope they didn't forget to include a wireless clicker this time.

UPDATE: I loved this pack so much I bought a second one! It's nice to have another table tripod and remote control handy. I needed a different phone mount for my desk tripod that wasn't spring loaded. I love tripod mount phone holders where you can adjust the clamping force with a knob instead of a spring. I was looking for the right price and settled on this one. I received it and it met my expectations. No drama at all.

This mobile phone holder is very practical and versatile, especially in combination with other items such as Clamus or tripods with 1/4" thread. As for durability, time will tell. That next upgrade could be a metal bracket like a piece of aluminium, but this can be dangerous overkill to shake the phone, this works well with phones like the iPhone 8+, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and 10+ even when placed in one large protective case, such as the Otter Defender Series.Installation is as easy as screwing

Many of our Post members are currently unable to join live meetings, so we decided to give members a choice. The commander, aide-de-camp and chaplain sit at the main table, 6 feet apart. I sit in the front row with my phone on a short tripod and start a Zoom session, mostly focused on the boss's desk. The commander briefly uses his phone's camera to show the armorer placing a POW/MIA shroud on an empty chair. I switch to this view for the ceremony and then back again. Zoom users say it works…