pzoz Phone Car Mount Compatible for Collapsible Grip Socket, 2 Pack Adhesive Silicone Stand for Mount Charging Cable Holder Wire Clip Cord Organizer for Car, Office, Kitchen, Wall (Black)

We bought this product in May 2019 and now it's almost December. We have pop-sockets on our phones (which is one brand that sells the type of item that you need in order to make this product work for your phone). We bought these for our bedroom wall, for two reasons: so that we would have a place to hang our phones at night, and so that we wouldn't lose our phone charging cords. We don't have end tables to set our phones on at night, and these work great. We have semi-textured walls (for the most part they are smooth, but it's similar to maybe a wall-paper texture - not paint). We haven't had any trouble with adhesion, they haven't even given any sign that they may fall off the wall. So sturdy! And we are both thankful that we no longer have to go digging around our bed for our phones, or searching under the bed to find the phone cord that fell down beyond our sight AGAIN. haha. It's pretty awesome. We purchased 2 sets of 2. We got one for our teenage daughter's room and we have another one that we haven't placed yet. I am considering hanging it in our bathroom - would be a great way to hang up your phone while you're in the shower, if you want to listen to music. Or to be able to use it as a clock while getting ready for work/school. (We don't have a radio or clock in our bathroom.)

I like that it holds the phone securely to my dash (even though there are limited places to mount it because much of my Jeep Liberty's dash is textured and the adhesive won't stick to that part). The car mount makes the phone visible (great for GPS). If you want to adjust the tilt of the phone, you just need to make sure the pop socket you're using is up to the task (pull it to the open position and then insert into the car mount to allow for tilt adjustment).

Ought these for my stepson’s phone. I like that this came with two. We put one on his bed post where he sits up or lays by the most so that he can still watch a video while laying down it sitting and to make sure it doesn’t fall from the bed, since he has a loft bed. The second... well we put it in a place where he was able to watch videos or listen to music while he was occupied (in the shower 😅). They work well and hold the cords in place very well. I do recommend.

It gets the job done, I bought this to replace a plastic one I had that had broken after 2 years of daily use. I did not realize this one was rubber, which isn't necessarily bad, it is a bit more durable, and won't get brittle like the plastic one. It's only been one day, so I'm sure I'll get used to it, but I do prefer the feel of setting the phone in the plastic mount compared to this. With the plastic one, you could feel the moment when your phone was securely set, this one, being rubber, is much softer, and you don't get the same feedback, and it feels like you missed the mount. More than likely just needs time for me to get used to it though. The mount works, took some pressure to get it to stick to my faux-wood dash panel, but after some pushing, and letting it sit over night, feels secure enough.

I have both the name brand holder and this holder in my work truck. I use the holder all the time because I spend a lot of time on the road and use my phone for GPS. I use this one over the name brand one because I like a lot more and the cord holders are great for keeping the cords off the floor when not in use. Only thing is you need to use a flat pop socket because if it has a raised fancy end it will be to thick to fit in the holder easily.

The product works as designed, but maybe I’m doing it wrong? The phone rotates and flips around because the pop socket is flexible. Not ideal for using GPS on phone while driving. It flips over whenever I hit a bump.

So it sticks well but will not come off without damaging wall, tried everything. Heat, isopropyl, adhesive remover. Destroyed my wall upon removal. We had to remove it cause its a pain to get the popsocket in. Just get the name brand from pop-socket 100X better.

So far so good. I’ve had this in my car, that has a black dash, and I live in SC, where up until a week ago, it was still in the 90s during the day.... so the car was hotter than that. It’s now been about a month, and I’ve had no issues whatsoever! Adhesion is still strong. Still a tight fit to my phone. The only thing I’m not a fan of is how the slit for the cord is on the backside, not front, so it takes a little longer to put it on there.