Gooseneck Bed Phone Holder Mount Lamicall Flexible Long Arm Clip Clamp for Desk, Bendy Lazy Bracke

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Upgraded Version

Based on the pain points of similar products "Very shaky. Sag slowly after a period and can't keep a position for your phone any more", the arm of our gooseneck bed holder adopts better materials and design. It has improvements in both stability and durability. NOTE: the arm is not super flexible type, which aims to add stability.

Multipurpose Holder

The gooseneck phone holder is designed to: watch Netflix handsfree while laying in bed or sofa, use facetime with families on the desk, read recipes in the kitchen. And it also works as a tripod if you want to take time-lapse videos or take a photo with a friend.

Easy to Install

Featuring an adjustable clamp base varying from 0 to 2.36 inches (6cm), the cell phone clip holder can be securely mounted on the bed frame, bedside, headboard, nightstand, desk, end table and kitchen counter etc. Designed with a non-slip silicone base, the holder will not scratch the surface of your furniture.

Stable and Durable

As for the 33.4 inches (85cm) long arm, high- quality Aluminum-magnesium alloy solid core makes the lazy arm sturdy enough to hold his phone firmly, yet flexible to bend in any direction to accommodate your view. It will be a lifesaver for protecting you from neck pain.

Universal Compatibility

The 360 degree phone clip is compatible with 4-6.5'' devices, namely Nintendo Switch and almost all cell phones, like iPhone 11 Pro XS Max XS XR X 8 Plus 8 7 Plus 7 6S Plus 6S 6 SE, Samsung Galaxy S10e S10+ S10 S9+ S9 S8+ S8 S7 Edge Note 9 8, LG, Moto, Google Pixel, Moto etc.

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