Lazy Bracket - Universal Hanging on Neck Lazy Phone Holder DIY Free Rotating Stand on Table Smart Multiple Functions Mobile Phone Mount Stand (White)

I bought this for my kindle paper white. I spend a lot of time reading, especially while floating in my pool. I've been dealing with some nerve compression and I have to keep my elbows as straight as possible as much as possible until I can get in to a new doctor. Anyway, this thing works incredibly well.Stability - so it's not the most stable product for when you're walking around and such (but I don't use it for that), but when you're sitting or floating in a pool or laying down it works wonderfully.Versatility - it is incredibly versatile. I use it while floating, laying, sitting, or standing. I can easily adjust the shape to fit whatever way I want to use it, or if I want to prop it on the ground or bed. It's super easy to configure. One thing of note is that in some positions it can get a little close to the face and I have to make sure I turn my font all the way down on my kindle.Another point of note. I have an extremely large bust and so it might work better on me than people with a smaller bust. The fullness props the device much higher than if I were a person with no/minimal chest. Woohoo for one good reason to have a full bust.I'm super happy with this product, it is doing exactly what I need and helping my elbows not hurt nearly as much. I highly recommend for people with hand/wrist/elbow/arm/shoulder issues. Or really anyone that just wants to not hold their device lol. It seems super well made, and I imagine it'll last a while. I'll update if something changes.

I had another one like this and I'm broke and then my son bought me this one I was in and out of the hospital a lot and was unable to see their TV so I wanted to use my phone and boy this came in real Handy you can adjust it however you want it's really bendable sturdy I came home and still was using it at home at night when I go to bed

This is great. I was having issues holding my phone, fingers cramping and more.It is flexible and works well for me when in my recliner. I need something similar for my Microsoft Surface Go.Bought this in July, it's now November. No regrets. None. I'm 68 with some arthritis and nerve damage which makes my hand numb and at time too painful to use. This device though eases everything. It's flexible, solid, light weight, inexpensive and easy to use.

I was wanting to get this to lay down while healing from a neck surgery without having to hold my arms up while having to lay down flat with a neck brace on. It goes around the neck ok and holds up but very uncomfortable. Also if you have a phone case on your iPhone, you have to fanagle it into the gripper and have fun doing that and getting the charger to connect. It’s just ok. I use a different device now that hooked onto my side bed stand that works better.

THIS ONE REPLACES ONE IVE HAD FOR OVER A YEAR. THE OLD ONE BROKE ALONG THE BOTTOM EDGE WHERE PHONE CHARGER CORD GOES INTO THE PHONE DUE TO BEING DROPPED AND PULLED ON CONSTANTLY... IT COULD BE STRONGER THERE BUT REALLY I WAS READY FOR A NEW COLOR ANYWAY... I GOT IT WHEN I HAD AN INJURY TO MY LEFT HAND ... THE HAND THAT HOLDS MY PHONE.. DUE TO ME USING MY PHONE AT ALL HOURS . THIS WAY THE PHONE IS STILL WITH OUT THE NEED OF MY LEFT HAND.... I KNOW TMI

When it’s working, it puts a lot of pressure on the back of the neck. That gets painful over time. Because the phone holder only opens to one side, the camera view is off center and must be adjusted to compensate. It’s not stable on your chest, moving from side to side. The arm that holds the phone doesn’t stay to the adjusted height and droops while you use it.And then the worst thing happened to me. In a little over two weeks the arm completely snapped out of its socket on the chest.I would gladly pay more, a lot more, for a harness that actually worked and lasted.

The neck loop is easy to equip and remove with its magnet clasp, and is comfortable when holding my heavy iPhone pro max. The phone grip is strong so the phone won’t fall out or hurt your phone at all, plus it pivots around on a ball joint for variable orientation of the phone. The arm holding the phone from the neck loop is strong by bendy enough to get it where you want it and have it stay there. Be warned that it will come out of the hole that the arm is based in, but that’s no real issue as it goes right back in and stays. You can also configure it as a phone stand without wearing it out f you wish.

My kids really like these.