TLTD Premium Phone Grip Holder with 360°Rotation Pop Out Silicone Cushion Finger Grip for iPhone Samsung Smartphones with Secure Stick to phone & case Comfortable than Ring & Collapsible Strap (White)

The case I have on my phone is a little sharp around the charge port and this thing is so comfortable to have as an alternative. I've had it for months and it hasn't interfered with my wireless charger. The support is amazing as well. I dropped my phone while this was extended and it broke off. They're sending me a new one. Honestly this is going to be one of those things I have to have for every phone now.

After exactly three months of continuous daily use, my TLTD broke on me today. (May 16, 2022 to August 17, 2022).Overall, I liked this product but I don't think I'll be purchasing another replacement. For background I used this in the bottom center orientation with an iPhone 13 pro and Dbrand Grip case.I was surprised about the durability of the rubber material and expected this part to deteriorate fast, but that wasn't the case. The rubber/silicone(?) is super soft and plush, but held up with daily use over the months. My phone case and the tip of the rubber part would scrape against each other, but it wasn't much of an issue and didn't seem to get that much worse over time. You can see this in the second picture.The plastic area where the flipper broke off was definitely pretty flexy if putting moderate pressure on it with your pinky finger. I somewhat expected this part to break first and then it finally did. But to be fair I was pretty rough with it and would sometimes just hold the phone from the flipper. I think I just wanted it to break so that I could take it off.I did like how the magnets were implemented though. They served as a good way to get the flipper out of the way and was a nice tactile and auditory fidget toy when there was nothing else.Never had any issues with the adhesive on my Dbrand Grip case, but I don't use the back skin so YMMV if you do.One other downside is that you obviously can't have the phone flat on its back unless you slightly shift it off of the table, which isn't ideal. I also use a shower phone holder/case and while it did fit inside, it was a bit too tight and barely latched closed.I felt like this was more of a novelty than utility. I had fun using it, but also missed some things when I didn't have it on. The little things like the added bulk outweighed the benefits for me.

It was good, and pretty useful but after only being on my phone for a month it exploded off the back. Leaving me having to pry the remants off my case with a knife. Very disappointed.

Worked better as a fidget toy than original purpose. It just wasn't comfortable to use. I have small hands, maybe that was the issue but I never used it as a support for my phone. As of October 11 it completely cracked apart so the quality and longevity are terrible. On the plus side, it wasn't too difficult to pry off my phone case.

First of all, I loved this thing! Did exactly what I wanted, comfortable, easy to install, and several people asked where it had come from.The problem, and the reason for only four stars: It interferes with the SPen on my Samsung S22 Ultra.I have a Mous case on my phone, excellent case BTW, and affixed the TLTD to the bottom left corner. I don't use the SPen that often, but I used it after TLTD installation and noticed some strange behavior. When I used the SPen in the corner where the TLTD was installed on the back of the phone, the screen wouldn't respond to it. I could touch the onscreen area and it worked fine, but touching in the same spot with the Spen didn't do anything.I didn't realize at first what was causing the issue. I changed some Spen settings and tried again. Same thing happened. I honestly didn't think that something on the back of the phone would affect the Spen. I removed the TLTD, Spen worked fine. I even restarted my phone several times to rule out any kind of strange issue with the Spen itself. Reattached the TLTD in different places and wherever it was attached on the back, Spen wouldn't work right on the screen on front.I am not returning the TLTD. They can't possibly test it on every model of phone in the world. It's a great product and I'm disappointed that I can't use it.I just wanted to post a review for others that have an S22 Ultra to try and save them from the same disappointment.

I was skeptical of this thing but decided to give it a shot. I have it on my OtterPop case for my Samsung S21 Ultra. The OtterPop case is great but the center mount of the socket makes it harder to use my thumb and maintain control of the phone.I thought this also would interfere with wireless charging. I ordered it and put in on the bottom centered with the finger rest only extending out past the bottom of the case. It works great and really helps me holding the phone on various positions much easier , even holding it in sideways portrait position. I keep it extended while it's in my pocket and because it sticks up a little, it's much easier to grab phone out of the pocket. When I charge I just spin it up into a sideways position and my phone wireless charges with no issues at all. I'm very happy with this and will be buying them from now on with each new phone.

So comfortable and convenient!I saw this online somewhere & thought it was brilliant! I have an iPhone 13max pro& my pinkie always hurts from holding it with one hand!This little gadget seemed a little too good to be true- also a bit pricey, but I figured I would try it anyway. I am so glad that I but the bullet because it is far better than I had anticipated! The foam that your finger rests against is incredibly soft and shows zero signs of wear. The holder adheres to my phone case securely, then clicks out of the way so I can charge the phone or put it in my purse. It doesn’t get in the way of putting my phone in my back pocket or anything like that, which was a concern of mine.I am using it right now as I type this review & I often switch hands for comfort with no issues. I highly recommend this if you experience discomfort or hand / joint pain.