CLCKR Richmond & Finch Universal Phone Grip & Stand - Expandable Phone Holder with Adjustable Viewing Angles for iPhone, Samsung, Tablets & More (Black Croc) - Perfect for Hands-Free Watching, Video Calls & Secure Grip

Don't buy cheaper ones. You will just be wasting your money and your time. Not to mention the frustration!This is the only one that will adhere forever and gives you a fantastic grip!My daughter holds her phone by this clip as she listens to music while bouncing on her trampolineThis thing is excellent. As someone who does a LOT of video conferencing on on my phone, this little pop-up stand is perfect. Solid in both upright and landscape mode. Easy to pop out. Makes holding your phone easy and safe. You can even hang your phone on a peg if needed. The leather-feel to the grip keeps it in my pocket and folds nicely against the phone. Great product.I like the way my phone stands independently which enables me to scroll easily.I have a Galaxy Note 20 and needed a stand/handle. This was a great solution.This worked well enough when it was on; but removal was a nightmare. I saw others ask about it and so I thought I would show you what inside. It took a lot of work to get the adhesive off the case.honestly its built like a wet noodle like i opened it up to stand my phone up and just it had NO back bone to itThis is my second Clckr phone grip kickstand. I love that you can stand your phone both vertically (without it being laid real far backward) and horizontally (to watch movies or other videos). It also helps my small hands hold onto the phone. This one is paired with a clear plastic phone case and is stuck on really well. My previous phone case was textured so I had to glue the Clckr to the phone case, but it still lasted well with a high amount of usage. The only downside is that my phone doesn't fit into the car phone mount that I have with the case on my phone. To be fair, it is a cheap phone mount and it does fit into the one in my mom's car, which was significantly more expensive and nicer. I just take the case off to put it in the mount. When the car mount breaks, I'll get a new nicer one that I can use with my phone in the case with clckr. Overall, I highly recommend the Clckr!This certainly wasn't what I was expecting. I thought maybe it was metal...its intact all plastic. The edges feel like they are going to bend or the material will peel off l, rvret time I go to pull it out to use. That being said, as a stand its fantastic. Its very slim which I'm happy about and both vertical and horizontal which is the reason I got it. Its very sturdy and I love that I can put my large phone upright for calls etc. Very useful in that aspect. As a grip however its about a 3 out of 10Does not fit Google pixel 4a. It covers the fingerprint sensor. I can't use it to be able to see if the clicker works or not. Amazon refused my original review even though it said the same thing. I've only given it 2 stars for incase they won't submit 1 star.Great concept just didn't work for me. sticks well to phone or phone case. the click bits just to flimsy and needed a lot of pressure to stay in the various positions. size s was long enough for my phone just not comfy enough to use with more than 2 fingers when holding. sides are quite sharp. A great idea just needs a bit of further design.Order came swiftly as expected with Amazon, however this product after using for about 2 weeks of low/ moderate use has cracked at the click points. And now it doesn't click closed properly. Concept seems grate, however there are obviously design flaws. Stuck to my phone fine, as I only use a Skin on the back, would send it back but already stuck it to the phone now and chucked the packaging.Would I buy again? No.If I was sent a replacement, would I swap it? Yes.Bottom line:Very useful and handy when watching something or walking aroung, but expect the click points to crack after a short while of using it.Getting the loop into position as a stand really needs 2 hands. Yes, you can use 1 hand to unlock it from its base, but then locking it into position needs 2 hands. And you inevitably press on the screen when you're doing this thus accidentally launching some app near the edge.