Lamicall Cell Phone Ring Holder Stand - Phone Finger Gip Kickstand, 360° Rotation Polished Metal Grip for Magnetic Car Mount, Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14 Pro Max, Android Smartphone AccessoriesGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Edit: after using this phone ring for almost two years, I have only good things to say. I have gotten way more than $10 of use out of this thing. It came with extra adhesives, so once I needed a new phone, I carried it over without issue. I got the black one and the color is wearing down on the edges of the inside circle, but it's just cosmetic. The ring still rotates around the anchor just like it did when I first got it (it hasn't loosened or rusted), and the ring still bends the same, too.I think the most important thing is that after 2 years, not once has the ring popped of and caused my phone to drop. I have cracked phone screens in the past because of this, but I have absolutely no fear that this phone ring will come off, and I carry my phone by just the ring when my hands are full with confidence. Actually, I'm going to be buying a new one to use with a new case because I can't even get it off my current phone if I tried (also, I ran out of adhesives).Original review:I have not had a single issue with this phone ring in the months I've had it. It's stuck well (it came with extra adhesives, too), it still rotates, and it still holds the angle of the ring. As a stand, it does not have the strength to hold it up at very low angles, but will hold a phone at high angles (more perpendicular to the table/upright). I have it placed closer to the middle of my phone, so I can only use this with my phone on its side, not in portrait mode.I have small-medium hands, and this ring perfectly around my first knuckles if I have the ring around two of my fingers. To folks who are wondering about comfort compared to a pop socket: a pop socket is softer, but a ring requires less work to hold in my experience.

UPDATE: 4 months later, the ring still works as well as the day I got it, but the adhesive did fall off. I think this was because my case is textured, and I have no reason to think it would have failed on a smooth case. Fortunately, it came with 2 adhesive circles, so I'm just gonna put it back on.---Been using this for about a week, and I have to say, this ring was the best $8 I've spent in a while. I bought a Pixel 7a, which is too big for me to comfortably hold with one hand, but I didn't like any of the cases with rings built in because they're huge. I was afraid it wouldn't adhere to my case because it has a little texture ("Crave Dual Guard for Google Pixel 7a Case"), but it hasn't budged. The clear sticker that goes between the case and the ring is starting to peel, but so far at least it's just aesthetic and not a functional issue.The ring itself works great. The hinge rotates around the disk, so it it's super adjustable. There's enough tension that the ring stays out wherever you put it. Even the weight of the phone doesn't push the ring back in if I'm using it as a kickstand.I was really hoping I could find something that would allow my new phone to work with my magnetic car mount. The hold isn't as secure as it was with my previous phone, where a large metal plate was built into the case, but it works about 90% as well. If I don't center it well on the mount or the charge cable pulls on it, it will fall off. Still, I'm really happy about the functionality this was able to add to my phone!

Easy to install. Has stayed stuck on phone without a problem so far, it has been a couple months. Very durable.

See updates below.The ring holds its position tightly at any position you choose, any of its 360 degree circle of positions or the 180 degree of flip movement for the ring on it's base. It will stay there with confidence, but not so tight that you need pliers to move it.I have an iPhone 11 Pro and mounted this finger ring at the center bottom edge of my JETech TPU case. The TPU case is hard and smooth, so the ring adheres to it as if it was installed on the phone it's self.Installing it on a TPU case (not a silicone case) enables you to remove the ring if you wish to without any possibility of damaging your expensive phone.The distance between my installed finger ring base and the iPhone 11 Pro camera is 3 inches. The width of the Yootech Wireless Qi-Charging Stand is 2 5/8ths, so plenty of room to use the charging stand.Three extra 3M double sided sticky pads are included when installation mistakes are made.(I wear an extra large glove) I use my pinkie finger to secure it in my hand while using the phone. Getting a phone out of front pocket of jeans is hard to do while sitting, with finger ring mounted at the bottom edge makes removing your phone possible with out wandering off the road trying.The base of this finger ring is about 30% smaller than the finger ring base sold by Apple.06-13, six months later update. The ring base started to move I believe from my body heat combined with this summer heat in my front pocket. It finally fell off while on my bedside charger over night. So be sure and save those extra attachment pads.11-09-24 Update. What is the service life of a device like this before it breaks? Good while it lasted, mine pulled apart after 10 months.I attempted to pull my phone out of my front jean pocked while driving, it resisted and the ring separated from its base. I was able to snap the ring back on it's base but it fits loose now. I can no longer trust it from coming apart while carrying the phone by the ring anymore and dropping the phone. The rating goes to 3.5 but these is no half stars so I'll give it 4 because it was good while it lasted. Also the ring began to spin freely a few months ago so using it as a kick stand no long applied before it broke.