SAIJI Gooseneck Phone Stand for Bed, Lazy Bracket Cell Phone Holder Long Arm Clip Clamp Mount for Filming, Compatible with 4-7'' Mobile Cell Phone Stand Document Camera Nintendo Switch (Rose Gold)

This is really nice, it hangs on the table well and holds the phone perfectly. The only issue is it's VERY difficult to pose, the flexible bar that holds the phone is very strong and stiff so it takes a lot of effort to get it bent into place. I still really think it's high quality, and use it often!

I bought this for making videos for YouTube. It easily attaches to any size table. You are able to move the neck to any position you need. The quality is great and it holds any phone. I have an iPhone with an extra battery case and it works like a champ.

Worked great for mounting my phone on the my crossbow. The clip/cradle/holder is a bit large which would close my screen if clipped in the wrong spot. Other than that the mounting system worked well, it stayed solid and sturdy when used for filming my hunting videos. I did wrap mine in camo tape to match the hunting gear.

The SAIJI Gooseneck Phone Holder is pretty much my new best friend when it comes to hands-free phone use. It’s super sturdy and doesn’t wobble around like some of those flimsy phone mounts. Whether I’m binge-watching shows in bed or snapping a quick selfie, this thing holds my phone steady like a pro.The flexible arm is easy to adjust, and the clip is strong enough to grip my desk, bed, or wherever I need it.Now for the minor flaws: the arm is really sturdy, which means bending it into the perfect position can sometimes feel like a mini workout (who knew phone-holding could double as resistance training?). And if you're trying to make fine adjustments, it can be a bit of a struggle. But once it’s in place, it stays put.

Extremely satisfied with this. It’s extremely well designed, perfectly executed, solidly built and beautifully functional. I feel like the negative reviews on here can only be attributed to people who haven’t had the misfortune of using inferior models. Which, due to a serious neck injury requiring my screen to be at eye level, I’ve spent the last 3 years doing and let me tell you, having had that experience trust me that this particular model is fully deserving of the 5 stars I’m giving it. It works, you can set it and forget it, because it holds strong and does its job. Which is exactly how this type of contraption should work, not, like lesser versions which require constant fiddling and reconfiguration.

Updating my review as Saiji got back to me after my original review was posted.Saiji did replace both my broken gooseneck cell phone holders, so they stood by their warranty, which I appreciate. The response was not timely, so if you are trying to reach them, keep that in mind. I don't like how challenging it is to find out how to contact them, nor the delay in getting a reply, but I respect and appreciate that they replaced both broken products.As for the product itself, it touts a stronger arm, which is likely true, since the arm is slightly thicker than the gooseneck product I purchased where the gooseneck itself broke. That said, the clamp for the phone is not durable, as that's what broke, in separate places, on both mine. The stronger gooseneck is supposed to limit the amount of wobbling the phone has, and I think it actually accomplishes that.This is not a bad product, but I can't say I'm thrilled either. As long as you know what you're getting, and that Saiji's customer support will likely be slow to reply if you do need to contact them, go ahead and order one. It'll do what it says.- - - -Original Review: Frustrated with two separate clamps breaking and Saiji not replying to my request for supportBuyer beware for anyone who thinks they are buying a product that will be supported for the next 18 months.I've gone through a few options with gooseneck tablet/phone holders, and while this isn't a bad product, I'm definitely frustrated with the two Saiji gooseneck phone holders I purchased.Before I get into the breaks themselves, I want to start with the frustration I have with Saiji's support:This product's description says, "✔ 24 Hours Customer Service - Any question about SAIJI cell phone stand, please contact us via E-mail first time. We have a replacement with 18 months and professional customer service support."But there's no e-mail listed on the product page. Clicking on the hyperlinked "Saiji" just goes to the Saiji store page, and also includes no info on how to contact Saiji. Fortunately, clicking on the hyperlinked "Saiji" in my order gives me their seller page (https://www.amazon.com/sp?_encoding=UTF8&asin=&isAmazonFulfilled=1&isCBA=&marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID=113-1509080-3239457&seller=A20QQOGPQZ0N7U&tab=&vasStoreID=) which states the following:"1-year warranty for quality-related issues...Contact UsE-mail: [email protected] Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm PST"So, which one is it? 24 hour support, or M-F 9am-5pm PT support? 12 month replacement as long as Saiji says it's a quality-related issues or 18 month support?Either way, I wrote Saiji after my first phone holder of theirs broke. I still haven't heard back. I followed up with a second e-mail, that I also haven't gotten a reply to. Their second Saiji phone holder has broken since then.These is not the most durable things in the world. Not just Saiji's phone holders, but all of the sub $25 goosenecks for tablets and phones. That said, this product is one of two that I have purchased two of, and both the Saiji's broke, while both the tablet/phone holders (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PT3T8TV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I have continue to work.I've been stuck on my back for a few months with an injury, and that's why I have multiple gooseneck holders (see the image included with the review) hanging over my head to allow me to use four devices simultaneously. Using these daily means I probably have more experience with various gooseneck tablet/phone holders in the last two months than the after reviewer has over the lifetime of their order. Any criticism (devices wobble after touched, gooseneck is stiff to bend, gooseneck droops after tablet is seated) of this product is going to be the true for the other goosenecks, at least at this price point.This is not a horrible product, it's acceptable. But as you can see in the photos, both my Saiji cell phone holders have broken in different spots. (Both are temporarily fixed with super glue.) It's just not a very rugged plastic arm that clamps on both sides of the phone. If Saiji support were responsive and replaced both their gooseneck holders as they advertise, I'd be happy and give this product a higher rating, but neither the product durability nor the support are acceptable, and as such I'm giving it two stars.

I use this at work behind my monitor to hold my work phone, and it's going strong. It's perfect if you get a high number of calls but need to stay hands-free. The holder keeps my phone easily accessible and stable for answering calls. It does get a bit wobbly, but if you're not planning to text and just need to answer calls, it's perfect. Overall, it's a great addition to my workspace, making my workday more efficient and organized.

I like playing games on my Nintendo switch but at 40 years old it’s not exactly ergonomic. My wrists hurt if I play for a long time because the console is heavy and my neck suffers too from being hunched over. This is a great way to hold the screen in a more comfortable position while I play with the handheld (and much lighter joycons). You can move it in pretty much any position to also eliminate glare. It seems pretty dorky but I can look past that for comfort. I’d give five stars but it’s a super tight fit for my switch with its case on. If it was a teensy bit bigger it would work better for me. Overall though it’s a huge improvement comfort wise!