Universal Holder Rearview Mirror Samsung Review

Tried on 2017 Toyota Highlander and 2011 Honda Pilot. It doesn't hold securely, staggers a lot, slips off the mirror, weak clamping. Just bad, don't waste your time.

I received this and the box looked like it was a return. The part that holds the phone doesn't stay attached to it. One of the clips attaching the phone to the base is broken. This is my second and nothing but cheap plastic junk.

This is a piece of junk. The part that holds the phone in your hand is not securely attached. I wanted to send it back, the seller accepted it for a refund, but I have to pay the postage to China, which will cost around $100!

The phone holding part keeps detaching from the bracket/hanging bracket. After dropping my phone a few times, I used duct tape to hold them together. I attached it to my rearview mirror. When you remove the phone, the hooks come out of their sockets.

Straight to the point: it depends on the shape and thickness of your test mirror. If the top and bottom of your mirrors aren't 100% straight, they won't hold up. Although the product itself is well made, after 2-3 hours of riding the grips slip around the curves of the mirror (see photo of my curved lower mirror). The second factor is the service box, which usually surrounds the rearview mirror. Most new cars come with a box that usually contains the wiring that powers the monitors around the…