Ring Light Phone Holder Universal Phone Holder for Ring Light with 1/4 and Hot Shoe Adapter, Flexible Phone Mount for RingLight and Tripod Stand

I will add a washer where the stem threads onto the stud in my tripod head, so I can put some tension on it and keep it from rotating as I adjust the phone/camera for that 'just right' angle. Shot some images of the super moon from the front yard, and the "nigh time' mode on my iPhone demands that I old the phone camera motionless for up to three seconds. No way to do that without a handy support clamp like this. Easy to get the phone in and out of the clamp. The little gooseneck is sufficient, supporting the weight of the phone while allowing enough flex to do fine position adjustments after the tripod head is secured. Cost is very reasonable. Works with any normal tripod camera base. Travels in a coat pocket or gear bag really easily. I could easily leave it on the end of my monopod for instant use. I'm quite satisfied with the purchase.

Tipped the tripod over and broke the one that came with it. This was the perfect replacement

I’ve been using this phone holder for a while, and it’s super convenient! The neck is flexible yet firm enough to hold my phone steady without slipping. It’s easy to adjust to any angle I need, which is perfect for filming videos or video calls. The grip holds my phone securely, and the base feels stable. Definitely worth it if you need a hands-free setup for creating content or watching videos!

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Whether you need the whole piece or just the flexible neck - versatile product for use with live auctions and taking photos - Recommended

Replaces the original perfectly

I had it for 2 years now and it still works, nothing broke

Bought this to try doing amateur astrophotography with my Google Pixel 9 Pro. Had a little trouble getting the flex mount to stay put after putting my phone into the holder. Seemed to want to keep bending slightly. So I'd recommend bending it all the way in one direction before starting to take any pictures to keep it from bending while taking long exposures.