3pack Mobile phone Security Hand strap Holder for 5.2-7.5 inch Smartphones

This solved the grip it wrong or drop it on your face problem. Also great when your hands hurt, or your traveling, and need it more secure. The texture keeps it from slipping on the phone and your skin, so it's on it stays. The best use is an X cross design on the back, you can just prop your phone on a flat hand, save your knuckles, nerves, and phone from being dropped. Easy on and off, I keep them by the bed and iny travel bag. Much better than the pop knobs people are getting tired of.

The Poke 2 is on the smaller side of e-reading devices, but these straps work perfectly on a diagonal. Vertically, they don't have quite enough tension to prevent sliding, but they do fit.Edit: Docked a star. There's a rubber texture on the strap which helps grip, but it gets somewhat uncomfortable on the backs of your fingers over time. There are similar smooth straps which don't have this problem, but they aren't as cheap.

They don’t last. I have used these for years and, on the whole, I find them really handy. I have dexterity issues that make holding my phone difficult. However, a common reoccurring issue with the fabric stitched around the metal hooks splitting and falling off is disappointing. I have tried to take a photo but, being black on black, it’s not easy to see from what I have here. This may be my last purchase.

Love these and similar straps for my phone and tablet. Just slip your fingers under and your phone is secure without the bulk of the other solutions, and it's easy to hold for watching videos or typing without cramping. They last between 4 and 6 months for me before the edges start losing their elasticity and I lose them from falling off. This three pack is a great value. The one draw back to this three pack compared to the singles I have used in the past is the c shaped ends are plastic instead of the moldable metal that the costlier single packs are made from. It took a couple weeks to settle into place due to this material difference.

These were great until the end of one broke in the middle of the plastic holder piece. It looks like maybe just a fluke manufacturer defect and I just want the broken one replaced. I can't figure out a different way to contact the seller about this problem short of returning the set and I don't want to do that. The other strap in the set works great and I don't want to risk dropping my kindle (which happens often without something like this to save it) when it's a brand new kindle I had to buy to replace the last one I busted because I dropped it. Hopefully someone can help thus way. I just want a replacement for the broken one. I had it on my phone.As for the straps themselves, they're great for me. Easy to use and take on and off. Fit my phone and my kindle even with their double impact protective cases (like I said, I drop them often, lmao). These are awesome and well worth the money spent.... Well, if the hook part of one isn't broken.

It's such a simple idea--one seemingly too simple to make that much of a difference, but it does. I tend to do the thing you're not supposed to and read a bit of the news on my phone either just before bed if I can't sleep or if I wake up early. It meant holding my phone in the same upward position for a while with my hand, and I really started to get cramps in my hands. This gadget let's you hold the phone a lot more loosely--almost flat-handed except for the need to scroll--so it greatly relaxed my hand and did a tremendous job at helping to relieve the cramping.I know there have been a few folks that commented on the fact that the clips are plastic, but I actually prefer that: I thought metal might scratch. I've been using the same one of these nearly every day for almost a year and I've had no issues with durability of the clips and the elasticity seems the same (I got a multi-pack, but I keep the spares in other places, e.g., in a travel bag).Size note: I have an iPhone SE (from 2017, so the smaller, first-edition model) and the bands worked just fine on it--no worries about them being too big. I usually use them straight on the long side even, but occasionally for more active-type use, I've also affixed one from corner to corner to make a little bit of a tighter hold (and since they come in a multi-set, you could do two this way for extra insurance).

The ends are plastic. They broke rather quickly.

This is exactly what I wanted! It works better than those circles. Excellent product for the price 😁