Secure, strong hold and can change position to suit. Highly recommended.

J. · 20 March 2026

Easy to use. Very secure, my phone hasn't moved from the holder when I was driving, the stand does not wobble. I've changed the position of the holder several times - it was easy to move and didn't cause any damage. This is the best holder I've ever had and I don't feel like I'll need to change it anytime soon. I would highly recommend it.

Good quality and valur for money

C. · 28 February 2026

Good quality and value for money phone holder. Works for sticking on the windscreen or on the dash. Can extend it if the flat on your dash is far back. Quick release button makes it quick and easy to take out the holder. Can be turned portrait or landscape. Stuck it to a mount pad on the flat part of my dash, fully extended so the weight is hanging as far away from the base as possible, and four months later of frequent use it hasn't come off. Can't go wrong

Strong quality but fair suction.

M.F. · 13 July 2025

It’s a high quality product made with strong materials. Its easy to use as you can adjust the holder to whatever view you want, quite convenient for that as you can adjust your views while driving. As far as suction is concerned, it sticks quite well, however on bumpy roads it sometimes fells off which can be dangerous, only happened 2 times with me but most of the time it sticks very well.Good thing about its design is that you can also charge the phone while on it as it gives full space for a cable to get connected to the phone. It is good fit for the purpose. I’ll say 9/10 in this price!

Brilliant phone holder.

C.m. · 12 April 2026

Sturdy, angles well. Easy to fit to my dashboard. Holds my phone perfectly for my eye line when driving (5’3”). Definitely recommend.

Sticks like a terrified gecko!

M.P. · 7 August 2025

I chose this particular phone holder because:- the mount has a 'sticky' (gel) suction base that sticks tight on a textured and curved surface;- the phone cradle's 'foot' is adjustable as well as the arms;- all three clamps are foam padded and designed to hold a smart phone in a bulky case;- the price;- the review ratings.My main concern was finding a dash-top holder with a compact base and plenty of adjustability:- the arm rotates up, back & down (over the edge of a dash) through 270° in 15 increments of 18°;- when the suction is released, the base rotates around the sticky sucker;- the length of the arm is infinitely adjustable over 46mm;- adjustments all lock really securely;- the arm's adjustments are by steel machine screws and nuts inside the 'winged' plastic knobs.USER GUIDE (EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, PL, SE, TR, JP)Illustrated with clear line drawings. EN written by native English speaker. FR is perfectly understandable, but I'm not fluent.1. should start "Remove the fixed nut...".3. "a wet cloth" is totally inadequate for cleaning the mounting surface.SURFACE CLEANINGValeters of new and used cars invariably use silicone-based spray 'cleaners' to make the car smell nice and the (dirty) plastic surfaces nice and shiney. Silicones have excellent non-stick properties and inevitably go all over the inside of the screen as well as the dash, which prevents sticky gel type suction mounts from getting a good seal on textured surfaces or sticking to glass.I suspect that reviewers who complain that this product doesn't stick have simply followed the inadequate instructions. It's essential to thoroughly clean the area for the sucker with alcohol (IPA, brake cleaner, meths).Possibly they haven't read the instructions and have failed use the locking lever and/or remove the protective film!!DATALike so many Bolo listings, doesn't provide adequate dimensions:- Pad diameter (crucial to finding a large enough flatish area): 73mm- Pad centre to arm pivot: ~40mm- Arm pivot above a flat mounting surface: ~43mm- Arm pivot to face of cradle (back of phone): 122 - 165mm- Extension of foot: 14mm- Distance between 'toes': 14mmIMPORTANTThink about where the airbags are! In a collision you don't anyone want to be hit in the face by a mobile phone flying at a couple of hundred miles an hour - potentially causing a fractured skull or worse! No exaggeration - it's not that unusual for spectacle wearers to suffer black eyes from being hit by airbags.Sticks like a terrified gecko even on gently curved and textured (CLEAN) surfaces. After it had been left for 24 hours I couldn't pull it off without releasing the clamping arm and it the sticky sucker had to be peeled off.Ideally, fit suction mounts when the car interior is really hot, otherwise when the car does get very hot inside, the small amount of air under the sucker can expand so much that instead of suction there's pressure which unsticks (the gel and) the sucker.My previous experience of a 'sticky sucker' mount was one holding my heavy 10" Galaxy tablet hanging over the edge of the dash. It never came unstuck despite potholes and odd stretches of rough track. After 18 months, with the clamp released it was still reluctant to peel off (slowly), even in a hot car.UPDATE 14/1/26 - after a few weeks use, I have discovered that the angular adjustment of the arm on the base is too coarse - my phone is either too high obstructing either my forward vision or too low hiding the multi-function display (multi-media and reversing camera) - can't be adjusted where the phone does neither.UPDATE 24/4/26I have bought THREE of these (July 2025, December 2025 and April 2026. The first was to be cannibalised for the sucker and arm to mount the display of a reversing camera (ball mounts the same size!) a complete success, the second originally for my new smart phone in my daily drive. This one was 'borrowed' to try to find somewhere for the 3rd in my 'toy' (a 1999 Citroen): nowhere on the dash. Ended up after much trial and error on the fixed quarter light. So the third has ended up in my daily-drive. 2nd left no mark or stickiness.No. 3 is of slightly different design: 1 & 2 can't be rotated on the base when the clamping lever is down, but 3 can be (stiff with detents) which is ideal as the best place for the phone in the daily drive is in front of the multi-function display in the middle of the dash; the phone can now simply be swivelled out of the way when reversing! Previous criticism now irrelevant!USER GUIDE (EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, PL, SE, TR, JP)Illustrated with clear line drawings. EN written by native English speaker. FR is perfectly understandable, but as I'm not fluent I can't judge.1. should start "Remove the fixed nut...".3. "a wet cloth" is totally inadequate for cleaning the mounting surface.SURFACE CLEANINGValeters of new and used cars invariably use silicone-based spray 'cleaners' to make the car smell nice and the (dirty) plastic surfaces nice and shiney. Silicones have excellent non-stick properties and inevitably go all over the inside of the screen as well as the dash, which prevents sticky gel type suction mounts from getting a good seal on textured surfaces or sticking to to the inside of the windscreen.I suspect that reviewers who complain that this product doesn't stick have simply followed the inadequate instructions. It's essential to thoroughly clean the area for the sucker with alcohol (IPA, brake cleaner, meths). Or possibly they haven't read the instructions and have failed use the locking lever and/or remove the protective film!!

Really good quality. Fits phone perfectly

J.C. · 11 April 2026

Purchased 2 of these now great quality and easy to install. Really sturdy and fits my phone with case perfectly. Definitely recommend.

Only stuck to sleek surface

S.W. · 13 March 2026

Works wonders when it sticks down, not great for a Ford Fiesta 2014 stock, as the suface of the dash is bumpy on slightly and the air lock stickness doesnt seal correctly, needed to move to an awkward area that directly covers a fan vent.

Phone holder

S.H. · 6 February 2026

Good product. Once attached to the window never once moved. Simple to attach phone and adjust to view. Not so good with wallet type phone cases and had a slight rattle without the phone. However did the job and good value