Jelly Grip Twist Mount

It’s great. I use it on a mini gorilla tripod so it’s versatile. Can easily hold a pro max iPhone and I find it more easy to use than a spring based one. It can be also easily rotated to use it in portrait mode.

I needed something that would hold an iPhone X while mounted to a tripod. I like the fact that this has a secure grip on the phone and doesn't rely on a spring loaded mechanism. You can adjust the grip using the knob and it holds the phone securely in both portrait and landscape or anything between. You can also adjust the tilt securely and it holds the phone without any slipping. I also like the price which is much cheaper than other holders -- many of which don't look like they would do this simple job as well as this mount does. This was a GREAT find for my purposes!!!!!!!!! This is a great accessory to have when doing video chats through the many applications out there now. Soooo much better than you holding the phone in your hand!

This little clamp works like a charm. It attaches to any 1/4 20 tripod or ball head. Holds well in any position that your tripod will hold the weight of the phone. For about $10 you can't go wrong and i'm sure it will last longer than the phone.

The adjusting screw is undersized and resistant to movement. Generally a cheap item that barely works.

I lost one I had brought a year ago so I had to repurchase the same one again. I just don't like the brand title in white on the back, other than that it is perfect!

Really great product for the galaxy s8. Especially, on the jeep Cherokee's or any vehicles that have a really uneven dash. I like how I can just stick it anywhere and it will actually stay stuck. This is my favorite one I've gotten so far and I'm really happy with it.

I'm using the tripod mount with a Razer phone with a mount it would kind of slip and the only way is to remove my case from my phone. And also it can hit your volume and power button.

I specifically searched out square Jellyfish when i needed a second cell Phone holder because they were the only attachment that didn’t feel Like all the rest do the cheap ones the first go round. The first holder had metal parts and a spring that made use easy and quick and it still hasn’t worn out after a thousand uses. This one - just plastic, harder to operate and still not 100% stable after cranking things down. I wish we didn’t have to hunt through a sea of cheap plastic to find decent accessories that last - time wasted on little things has added up over the years. I guess I’m back to square one.