Lamicall Gooseneck Bed Phone Holder - [80 mm Clamp Base] Universal Flexible Lazy Arm for Desk, 360 Overhead Phone Mount Clip for iPhone 16 15 14 13 12 11 Series, Xs XR, Samsung, 4-7” Cellphone - White

Looking forward to using this product for my online streaming with my phone because it’s great to have especially when you need the camera to focus on desk writing

Works well but about half the length shown.

In a nutshell:Things I liked:+ Really stiff roughly 70cm long neck - very flexible.+ Claw is strong enough to hold a phone easily and will hold anything up to about 10cm in width, provided it's not too heavy.+ Clamp is easy to fit to the desk - the fitting mechanism is on top, rather than underneath, which is really convenient.Things I didn't like:- Nothing.Do I recommend it?Yes, absolutely. £14 seems extremely reasonable for a good quality gooseneck phone holder. Obviously, you'll need to have the need for this type of clamp but if you do, I reckon you'll be happy with this one.

It wouldn't clip on to anything kept falling off

Easy to use good value for money really stable im happy with a purchase

It's attached to my desktop tower PC's tempered glass platform. My phone is "hanging" left. This holder has one drawback: bending the tough black-coated metal needs strength and precision.The clamp is closer to the phone once you bend and twist it, so it may be longer. The phone shakes when used. This affects all goosneck tablet and phone holders/stands.Very useful. I wish this model had a full gimball to move the phone screen left to right/up and down when static. The clamp head rotates 360 degrees. Some market stands do this.This model needs the opposite clamp changed. You can alter it, but it's created and linked to my PC's Tempered Glass Plinth. I agree, but clamping matters.Tighten sometimes. Tightening it weekly. A plastic mechanism adjusts the base clamp. "Jaws" have rubber grips. A plastic "barrel" above the jaw clamps tightens. Squeezing the back handles releases the phone holder clamp. The phone opens with rubber edges. Close the phone clamp to secure it. Lift the phone again.

I have been having neck pains and staring watching my phone with my head down probably isn't helping. I got this to place my phone at a more ergonomic height for video calls.The table clamp works but rotating the tubular section above the clamp to make space and then retwisting it to tighten. The feet are rubberized to add grip and protect whatever you screw it to. The depth of the clamp isn't massive but it doesn't feel like it'd going to come off.The phone clamp is sprung so jt just squeezes your phone. I have a big heavy phone and it feels secure. The head rotates (portrait / landscape) just by twisting it. It doesn't feel super stuff but just enough to stop the phone rotating without the force of a hand. Well calibrated. There is no mechanism to loosen or tighten that but it'd fine as it is.The real struggle here is the pole itself. It's really very stiff. Like, I'm a relatively fit male and bending this to shape is really very hard work. The rigidity also means that once you put the phone in to the clamp it vibrates quite a lot for a while and you get a similar problem if you touch the phone whilst it's in the clamp. It stops after a few seconds but it's enough to ruin a video if you are recording at the time.** Conclusion **Very plasticky but solid. So solid in fact that it's a workout to bend to shape. Vibrations are annoying but can be worked around. Overall I'm pretty happy with not having to stare down at my phone all the time

It a great phone holder that works well but at times tend to lose it grips especially attached to non fabric materials but all in all a good product.