TenikleTenikle 360° - Flexible Tripod for Phone Camera GoPro, Bendable Suction Cup Camera & Phone Mount, Convenient Phone Holder for Car, Universally Compatible w/iPhone & Android (Tenikle 360° Black)

It won't stick to the dashboard in any of my vehicles

No cumple am 100. incluso en superficies lisas no se adhiere de forma segura. los brazos no se pueden “doblar” de forma que le permita asegurar mi telefono firmemente. Y el precio es exageradamente elevado.

The arms could be more flexible. They state they could hold 30+ pounds. I bought just to mount my phone - which doesn't require 30 pound strength. Quality manufacturing- just over manufactured for what I was looking for... Sometimes difficult to get suction cops on different arms lined up the way needed.

I like everything about the Tentacle Phone Holder. It gets 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠5stars from me🙂 I have bought plenty of phone holders but this one is great‼️‼️ It’s a Shark Tank Product so in my opinion that’s a Big + Right There. I watch Shark Tank all the time so when I saw this on sale from Amazon I had to get it. I even gave mine a name. I call mine Stretch…. Because that’s what it does. It stretches. The tentacles (the legs) stretch,, bend and conform to all kinds of things. I absolutely Love mine👍👍🙂🙂‼️‼️ Here’s a tip because I’m always turning my phone from vertical to horizontal a lot because I read books and watch videos on mine all the time. You do have to make sure you keep the two screws on the back screwed tightly all the time. They do come loose but it’s an easy fix just tighten them up whenever you are turning your phone vertical and horizontal. That’s what I use mine mostly for but I use it for a lot of other things too. The Tentacle Phone Holder is cute, it’s fun, it does a lot of things. What more could you ask for? I Love Mine. Jeanne Ann K

The concept of a suction cup peppered tripod sounds like a dream. It can be a basic mini tripod, can hang from a window or attach to a rail, it can wrap around things, and hold your camera in new ways that you never thought possible!But then you spend the money, and what you get just doesn't hold up. There are tics here that I think shouldn't be in a product at this price point, regardless of novelty. The mini tripod works just fine, but after a few uses, getting it level and pointed to where you want take a bit of work. The suction pieces don't hold up for long, so if you planned on attaching your phone a good 6 or 7 feet to a mirror, you're going to be nervous the whole time it will fall, and sometimes it will.The additional bendable arm is fine on its own, but with the weight of a camera or a GoPro, you have to stabilize it with your hand, and the tension on the metal means if you press record for a photo or a video, it'll have these vibrations that are noticeable.The phone attachment is very flimsy and low quality. I had to use something larger because it won't even hold a pixel 6 pro with a case. Sure, I could take the case off, but do you want to risk that when suspending it from a 6 foot tall mirror, knowing the suction might fail you?The attachable thumbscrews (d screws?) are somewhat crude, so whatever you fasten to the bendable arm has potential to get unscrewed by random motion. A locking mechanism would be better.Let's talk about the legs as well. They're...ok. fins to look octopus like, but they're shaped to where the legs really only flex on one axis. The presence of the suction cups actually inhibit some options of positioning the legs and making them stable (they can't cling tight to rails, the cups actually as cushions)I had high hopes that this would replace a mini tripod and provide new reliable ideas for positioning a camera, but it's just too risky. Rigid in the wrong places, and flexible in the wrong places. As a result, I decided to use dedicated tools for my use cases; this is not a one-tool-for-many kind of situation, unfortunately. If they hone their craft and improve on it, they will probably some day have a product that blows everyone's mind.