📱 Flexible Gooseneck Phone Holder Stand for Bed - StillCool Adjustable Cell Phones Mount for iPhone 12 Pro, Samsung & More Devices Review

Hard and durable tablet from Bad Boi. The clamping mechanism is ingenious. Simple, twist and turn. I'm surprised at how the neck stays in place. However, it is clear that it does not defy gravity. It stays in place, but there's a slight tremor, like it's floating. But only if it's attached to something that moves. I attached it to my car door and used it to save my tablet as GPS. Slight lag, but nothing to make it intolerable or distracting. I installed it on my closet door so I can watch TV…

My old one broke. Fortunately, this one was available at a cheaper price for this type of item. Attach the clamps to the headboard and keep the weight well in a horizontal position. It won't fit in cases that are too thick (like my tablet) so keep that in mind. I would say maybe 2 modern tablets (Amz Fire) or smartphones as the maximum thickness. For that price you can buy two and use them in different places without having to move them. The white color is also very good. This is a matte…

Overall working as described. I have one arm tied to the head of the bed so I watch videos before bed. Forming a tablet hand is a chore. It also makes weird creaking noises as the hand takes shape. The hand is very flexible, but springs back when touching the tablet. I will not buy again.

I'm leaving a personal opinion and just listing the facts: - The title says it fits 4.7 to 10.5 inches, that's a lie. - It says you can bend it into an "S" shape, making it more durable. no - You cannot tighten the clamp or it will start to break and if not tightened it will slide off the table. That's the only reason I kept it and as for buying what it's for, don't waste your money and time.

The spring loaded clip that holds the phone is putting STRONG pressure and I'm concerned it might bend or crack my screen. I put my phone in a hard case to protect it while in use. Large tablets are not supported. The weight of your phone or tablet will cause the flexible arm to fall and not stay in place. The clip that attaches to a table or shelf is made of plastic and can easily snap and break (making it completely useless) if you overtighten it or your device is too heavy. The product is a…

Clamp loosens over time and does not hold properly at all. It was a problem from the start when my iPad released the clamp and the iPad slowly lowered. I would reconfigure it and eventually bleed it. After two months it can't even pinch enough to hold my iPhone XS. There is no way to contact the manufacturer so I lost $12 that I spent on this crap.

I bought this to use in the garage to hold my tablet while recording videos and to access the internet. This thing is HEAVY. It's a lot bigger and heavier than I expected based on the photos (of course I didn't look at the product details for size). The plastic clip that attaches the holder to a workbench etc is quite strong. The problem I have with this product is that the "flex" arm is so incredibly stiff that I wouldn't dare adjust it unless I was securely holding the mounting clip for fear…

that I already replaced. The base used a plastic screw to hold everything in place and metal is ABSOLUTELY difficult to bend! Can't stress this enough? how serious this is funny. I've never been able to bend mine without the base slipping off the table (when tightened as tight as possible without damaging the plastic screw and nut). When a specific shape of the metal arm was needed, I had to detach the end and take it off the table and set it on the dresser and let it hang, then hold it…

This bad boy is tough and tough. The cocking mechanism is awesome. Easy, twist and twist. I'm amazed at how the neck stays in place. However, it's clear that it doesn't defy gravity. It stays in place, but there's a slight tremor, like it's floating. But only when attached to something that moves. I attached it to mine car door and used it to store my tablet as a GPS. Slight lag but nothing to make it intolerable or distracting. I installed it on my closet door so I can watch TV while on the…

Have you ever bought something with good reviews and when you received it you were immediately surprised at what a limp idiot designed it; This is this product. I rarely review anything, but this one deserves a review because it's so utterly useless that it miraculously costs less than the materials it's made from. The concept is clever: a stand that is easy to adjust and attach to the surface. How, you ask, does he fail with such a simple concept? It boils down to two downsides, a cheaply made