YAOKEEP Car Phone Holder Mount, 360 Degree Rotation Dashboard Phone Holder

I started being an Uber driver when we moved to a new town. My Toyota Corolla dash provided no means for most dash mounted holders. This mounts just behind the wheel. I can easily place it flat when not in use and adjust it as needed. It does occasionally get loose due to some bumpy roads but is a 5 second fix with the enclosed tool. Mounted easily on the dash and has not moved in the months since then. The grips that hold the phone in place did not work with my old case. The grips squeezed on to the side buttons. Once I removed the case the grips are fine. Great price, easy solution, hold on to the adjusting tool.

I'd say my only quarrel with this thing is that you can't stop it from rotating. It's not super sensitive so the weight of a typical phone isn't going to make it spin on its own but the jostling from bumps and such would. Everything about this thing is otherwise perfect and sturdy. I would absolutely recommend this for how useful it is. I've been trying to get the suction cups to work but after a while, they peel off the window and never stick again so I had to find one that clips to something. This thing is cheap but absolutely worth every penny

For my application, this is a non-starter. I was really hoping it would work as well as it is advertised, but no such luck. On our 2007 and 2022 Honda CR-V dashboards, there is really only one place to clamp it, and that is just above the instrument cluster, which it appears would work in the product pictures. But after a few seconds or minutes, it just slips right off and falls on the floor, turning on the windshield wipers on its way down, no matter what orientation I choose. The clamp spring is very strong, and I’m amazed that it cannot hold itself, even when I carefully wipe down all surfaces before mounting. In its defense, I’m sure it would work well on some other vehicles that have more welcoming mounting surfaces. I know better, but I made the mistake of giving it more than one chance in both our cars, and by the time I realized it is just not going to work, the return window has been closed for weeks.

Not the quality I was expecting, but it is made off shore. Grip can be somewhat suspect on certain angles and the hinge system can loosen (keep the included screw driver close) Price wasn't excessive and it can be moved( portability) but your locations for mounting are limited to it's design and the grip will slide if not placed in the correct angle. I will seek a different product next time, but this one works for now. I would strongly advise against OFF ROAD USE as vibration is NOT friendly to this mount. Spend the money for that purpose and keep this one for pavement road trips.

I like this product but would like it even more if the type of bolt that holds the arm to the base plate had a plastic wheel handle. the phillips bolt comes loose often. I am constantly having to tighten it every day. Update. the pics attached is my rigging it up to where I like it. I had to drill a hole through the phone mount and use kitchen cabinet knobs. Now it works perfect :)

Is it four, five or six? Frankly, I've lost count on the number of phone holders I've bought in the past few years. NONE ever worked the way claimed by the marketers. Stick on, suction, clips, whatever. One disappointment after another, and money wasted as they got tossed. Then, I saw a Facebook ad for a different kind of holder with a larger clip, showing that it would connect to the dash, rearview mirror, or sun visor. It immediately got my attention. HOWEVER, most of these Facebook deals have to be shipped directly from China and take several weeks to arrive (like the last phone holder I'd tried). Instead, I went to Amazon to see if somebody else was offering the same thing. And there it was, the Yaokeep model. I have Prime so I could get free shipping and have it within two days. If it didn't work I could just return it. Try to do that on Facebook. I ordered. The unit arrived and, at first, the clip was too strong and I couldn't get it to fit anything. Then, with the tool provided, i loosened it and it slid right onto the surface as it showed in the pictures. After multiple tries, I finally have the phone holder I've wanted. It's roughly half the cost of the Facebook offer, in my hands in two days, and it works. If you've struggled with phone holders, this one might just be your answer, too.

I needed a phone holder for my 1993 Ford F350. I refused to drill holes or in anyway permanently modify my truck's interior for a stupid phone. Having researched and tried every other solution I could find, I gave this one a shot. I clipped it to the dash above the steering wheel and it's holding nicely. It's located directly in my lower front windshield view so I don't need to look away from the road to see it and yet it doesn't impair my view at all. Inserting my iPhone 13 Pro Max into the holder is a bit of a challenge. Not terrible, but definitely harder than what I'm used to. The release to open the mount is a bit difficult to operate; impossible to do with one hand. Overall, the holder is well-built and the spring clip holds very strong to my dash. The only complaint I have is that the mount doesn't open far enough to insert my large iPhone Pro Max with the narrow case I have on it. iPhone Pro Max users should plan to remove the case from their phone to place their phone into the mount. Not a major deal but a slight modification from the manufacturer would easily fix this and is highly recommended. Thank you for finally solving my problem. Let me know if you make it larger and I'll buy another one so I don't need to remove my phone case when I use it.

This is an interesting design that really only works if your dash is optimally shaped for it: it needs a dash with flat surfaces top AND bottom. Any kind of taper is going to cause it to fail at some point. Mine held up pretty well for about a year before it failed. Right about the time the rotating joint that holds the phone upright started slipping and allowing the phone to spin, the clamp lost just enough grip that the whole thing, phone and all, fell to the floor while I was driving. The contour of the underside of the dash top allowed the clamp to more or less squeeze its way off the dash. Not a happy event while driving, but my phone did survive. The other design feature that turned out not so nice is the clamp for the phone itself. It's very tight (generally a good thing) with prongs that cover either the volume down or wakeup buttons on my Samsung A54 (a not so good thing), and requires a some wrist contortion in order to get behind it with enough leverage to open it (a not so good thing) which can contribute to it falling off the dash (see above.) All in all, I can say it's a nice concept for vehicles where vent-mount holders don't work well and where you're not able to effectively use a beanbag or stand mount. You just have to be really wary of exactly how it grips your dash and willing to live with some contortion in inserting your phone.

It’s really hard to put on was like a mouse trap:)

Looking at many good reviews I ordered this but sadly this productsr looks very cheap and and of lowest quality! I am wondering if they have sent me some cheapest product. I will check it out soon and return it back if bad. Looks like it will snap and break any moment. Looks like a street side product. Very disappointed

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Will not stay attached to any dash that I have tried.