Lamicall Gooseneck Phone Holder Bed - [Upgrade Nylon Braid] 38” Long Flexible Lazy Arm, 360 Adjustable 80 mm Mount Clamp Base for iPhone 16 15 14 13 12 11 Pro Max Mini Plus, Xs XR X, 4"-7" Phone

I spent some time looking at different options for a way to hold the phone while recording video. I needed something robust that did definitely work but was flexible enough to set up, take down as needed. The description made me feel confident that this was a really thought-through product - not a quick cheap option. I saw other things that looked much flimsier at a higher price - and I wasn't sure they would even work. The neck does require some moving to get it into shape you want - but that ensures it stays put. The grip for the phone is gentle on the phone, strong in grip and flexible - accommodating lots of sizes of phone. It is very easy to use. The clip onto the table edge is also very easy - very spacious and very strong - and the whole thing stays rooted in position - not toppling over or feeling a little delicate when in position. I can use this to look downwards if I am demonstrating something with my hands. It is well designed, simple, strong and overall I am very very pleased!

This is actually very good — great build quality — and it's great to be able to position a mobile phone in a convenient position for viewing, whether that's for watching a film in bed, in the bath, by the cooker, or beside other monitors when seated at your desk. It would also be a useful device to pack in a cabin bag, along with noise cancelling headphones, for airline viewing.

My go to buy as a must have have in my life. Every six or so months I will replace as daily wear eventually takes its toll but I've tried so many and this is the sturdiest in the price bracket. Five stars will be awareded if they can beef it up further to last longer.

Good and helpful, wellMade.

Bought this so I could play darts online. It’s easy to put together and will clamp to pretty much anything. It’s tough to move but I don’t mind that, keeps my iPhone 15 pro stable when in use

Nice product when I first got it. Screw split in two halves after a year, so now it is useless reported fault to [email protected] and got no response.waste of money.

I use my iPhone as a remote camera and this attaches to lots of places and the neck is flexible but secure.

I had another Lamicall phone holder which failed after about 18 months. The flexible support was divided into a thicker base section and thinner fore section which allowed for easier positioning. This work really well until the thinner section failed and became loose where it met the joint. I was happy to get a replacement from the same company especially as the arm support was now a single piece and I didn't expect it to fail in the same way. I have a small phone (Pixel 4a) and when the phone is mounted, if say I'm on Youtube, I typically scroll vertically in portrait mode for content and then I like to watch the video horizontally in landscape mode. This requires me to rotate the phone from vertical to horizontal. The problem with the replacement phone holder is that it seems to be designed to fit larger phones (maybe small tablets too) and the design means for a smaller phone when you flip it from vertical to horizontal, it no longer rotates along the same (or similar) plane: I think they've tried to compensate for this by using the ball and socket joint but it still doesn't manage it and ends up facing at an angle away from you, when you rotate it. Without the thinner section of the previous model, it's difficult and laborious to reposition the phone each time you want to rotate it. What I found is that I could unscrew and ball joint from the end of the new holder. I then 3D printed a part with the same dimensions as the end of the old phone holder where the clamp meets the flexible arm. With a 50 mm screw I was then able to screw in the 3D printed part and mount the old clamp onto the new arm. I'm now able to rotate my phone and not have to reposition the arm. I might share 3D part on Thingverse so maybe look up "Lamicall old clamp adapter" or something similar if you want to do this.