Hjero Talon III Universal Smartphone Car Mount Holder & Cradle for iPhone 6, 5, 5S, 5C, 4, 4S, Samsung Galaxy S5 S4 S3 Smartphones - Black Matte Finish

Pretty good car phone stand, i use it every day. Fits my LG G4 and iPhone. It adjust very easily for any size phone. The suction cup stayed on the dash really well. I took it off to change cars afyer a year and there was no residue left behind, and restuck to the new car easily.It swivels around with a ball and socket joint, and theres a little piece that screws over it to keep that ball and socket in the desired position sturdily. My only complaint is that the piece to screw over the ball and socket limited the degree of rotation, so i found I couldnt get it to quite the right viewing angle in the position i had it. I couldve changed where it was in my car i guess,buti liked where it was. So instead, i simply left that piece off so the ball and socket could move more, and that genearlly worked. When my car was super hot, the ball and socket did come loose and fall off though, because the plastic would get hot and flexible, so id have to pick it up and pop it back on. To be fair, that only happened when i wasnt using it as intended, andi had left off the screw on piece that holds it in place. If that piece is on, that wont happen.

I have a 2012 Mini Cooper and it had no room anywhere for my phone. I've been putting it under the E-Break since I got the Cooper. Now with this holder I can easily adjust it so I can see it perfectly. The big speedometer in the middle of the dash is like a trademark for Mini's, but right behind the steering wheel I can see how fast I am going just the same.Had some problems with adjusting the length of the cradle to fit my Nokia Lumia 929 Black with an Otterbox Case. I think I used too much force so the little prongs on the back snapped off. Simple fix though, I just unscrewed the clip part, adjusted it to the correct length and screwed it back together. Doing this minor fix was no problem at all. But for future buyers, press and adjust carefully. Overall it's pretty good.

First time user of this piece of equipment, I've used many of these types of phone holders in hopes of finding the right one that could hold, both, my phone and leather case it's attached too, and this was it! I have an iPhone 6 with a with the Verus, with the Kickstand Feature, leather case and the Hjero Talon III holds both in place very nicely. The suction cup style holder attaches to glossy surfaces very securely and the phone holder is adjustable up to an iPhone 6+!. The actual phone holder portion allows a secure hold with easy access to the phones Apps and controls, which is the main reason why I love it. If I had to recommend any changes, I would say to design one with a longer neck in order to avoid contact with some vehicle stick shifts.

I have never tried a dashboard mount before because I've always been scared that the suction cup would not hold and go flying at the most inopportune time. However, thought I'd give this one a try because I liked that the holder has the top bracket to keep it more secure in landscape mode - very few holders provide this functionality.Now that I've received it, I can say that the holder itself is of decent quality (although for my iPhone 5s, I agree with another reviewer that the "wings" on the bottom look a little strange). The vertical adjustment seems like it will stay secure.Unfortunately, it did not stay stuck to my dashboard so I'll be returning it. My dash isn't "perfectly smooth", but it's seems "normally" smooth. I dunno... I wish i could use the holder on a different mount. But I'd definitely give it a try if mounting to a windshield or a dash that's as smooth as a newborn's skin :)

It takes someone smarter than me to figure this out, and it's not difficult but I need clearly written instructions. None were provided. The suction cup has adhesive which helps keep the holder attached even when the suction is lost. A round piece with 3 tips was included in the package. I have no clue what this is for. I assume it might be to screw onto something and then you could attach the suction cup to it. No screws were included (must have gotten lost with the instructions) either. As for the rest of this holder, it holds my iPhone 6 very well and would hold larger devices also. Not certain that small devices will sit in this holder.

I received two phone holders yesterday and used one today for my short trip. I received it with very good packaging inside and out. The initial impression of your product itself is well designed: holder has the material minimalist (a good thing) approach when the phone is not being used, meaning it's not distracting on my windshield; very convenient to use (putting in and taking out the phone is one hand operation); very tight/sturdy hold so that phone doesn't vibrate while in use in traffic; three-foot arc design and minimal material so it doesn't trap the phone temperature as the phone is being used (big issues with other holders); holder looks like someone actually thought about (engineered) every inch of the product; held my phone (HTC One M8) securely during the trip. It just looks really nice and the quality of the material feels nice also. Only thing left is the durability and time will tell on this attribute.I bought two and may buy another one for my third car. I would strongly recommend this product.

I think the idea behind this phone mount is solid. Just be aware, if you want to mount it on your dash with the suction cup, you really need to have a smooth, flat surface for it to grip. I thought I could make it work with my curvy dash (I have a Toyota Sienna), but there was no way it was going to stick. This does come with a disk with a 3M adhesive pad that you can stick to your dash to create a smooth mounting surface, but I didn't want to put something like that on my dash permanently.