WEPIGEEK Foldable Controller Mobile Phone Holder/Cellphone Clamp/Clip Compatible with Microsoft Xbox One/Xbox One S/Steelseries Nimbus/SteelSeries Stratus XL/Steam Controllers（not Controller)

I'm using an iPhone X, and it fits perfectly; it has an adjustable slider that should fit most phones! It's simple, but it's extremely effective, and once in place, it'll stay put. It also comes with a kick stand on the back, which ensures that the phone remains stable when placed on the table. This is in contrast to many other phone holders, which lack a kickstand and tip over as soon as you set it down due to the unbalanced weight. That's what makes this product stand out and makes it well worth the money! The thumb grips are also extremely comfortable and fit snugly over the analogs. You'll feel like a pro with these nice grips! 5/5 stars because it includes everything you need, plus the small details in the product make it ideal for anyone who only needs a controller holder! A fantastic item!.

Myra Middleton

| Mar 01, 2021

It was only a clip, exactly as I had anticipated. UPDATE - This fits my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and works perfectly with Xbox controllers. This clip is extremely effective. br>br> I have a SteelSeries Stratus XL and a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with a Symmetry OtterBox case. br>br>I'm guessing it'll work with my Xbox Elite or Switch Pro controllers, as advertised. If you want to watch tips/tricks or a walkthrough while playing, this is a good option.

Rivka Dennis

| Dec 13, 2021

However, I have a modified battery cover on an Energizer aftermarket battery charger for my controller. The phone holder will not fit the controller as a result of this. You must use the controller's original battery cover. If it hadn't been for my battery cover, the product appears to be well-made and would have met my needs.

Blake Williams

| Jun 30, 2021

This was purchased to house a Samsung Galaxy S9 with a unicorn beetle case. The arm's expansion is ideal for holding the S9 and case. The controller is attached to the controller in a tight and snug manner. I was concerned because it scrapes the controller's bottom ledge, and the way I attach it, the bottom part catches on the controller accessory plug and must be pried free to be fully attached to the controller. The extra controller covers don't fit well on the Xbox controller, and when I tried to apply them to the knob by turning them inside out, one of them ripped on the rim. They're going in the trash, but I didn't buy this to get rid of those things. Just be careful if you're planning on applying for an Xbox controller. Also, if you need to sync the controller while this is on, you'll need to slide it to one side or remove it because it covers the button.

Liberty Bowers

| Apr 16, 2021

This is a cell phone holder for your controller, not a controller itself. This clip is being used with a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and a SteelSeries Stratus XL controller. It's amazing how well it accommodates my large phone. With this phone, however, the clip is nearly extended to its maximum length. The thumb grips are a nice touch, but they're a little rough on the hands. I haven't tried it with any other controllers yet, but so far it's been a wonderful experience.

Beckett Oconnor

| Jun 05, 2021

It's functional, but there are a few snags. I recently purchased a Stadia controller to test it out, and I knew I'd be hooked on their service the moment I played Destiny 2 on my phone, so I set out to find a claw that would hold my phone while I played on the controller for under $10. Because my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has extra width thanks to an Otter Box, I crossed off some other claws that wouldn't expand wide enough. This left this as the only viable option, and I was wary of trying it with a Stadia controller for the first time. br>br>Well, I can assure you that if you push it on from the top to the bottom of the controller, it fits perfectly and is incredibly secure. When I first tried it, I was concerned that it would scratch the controller, but the Stadia is made of far more durable materials than I had anticipated. br>br>However, there is one snag: It prevents headphone jacks from being used. This isn't the worst thing that has ever happened to you; Because my phone does not have a headphone jack, I use Bluetooth headphones. However, if you want to play an online game on your TV, you won't be able to leave the claw on. Whatever the case may be, I now have a more reliable way of using my phone. Another snag: br>br> When the claw is folded down without a phone, the joysticks are unable to move to their full range of motion. You can place it just above the controller, but if you're not using Stadia with your phone, it's probably best to remove the claw. However, it is convenient in terms of portability. br>br>The other catch isn't related to the device; I underestimated the weight of this controller. The weight of the phone in the claw is something you'll have to get used to. Fortunately, the little pop-up isn't too bothersome. The bottom-up stand keeps the assembled setup from completely falling over. br>br>To be honest, these catches give it a four-star rating. Despite these limitations, I am still ecstatic that I no longer have to worry about finding a place for my phone when I'm playing with it. This will suffice if you're looking for a Stadia controller for less than ten dollars.

Haisley Pollard

| Jul 24, 2021

The metal stand that folds out of the back is also one of my favorite features. It's ideal for resting your controller on a desk or table while you play. It comes highly recommended!.

Sydney Hughes

| Dec 30, 2021

Because I move my Steelseries Strarus XL Android controller around a lot while I play, it's pretty firm. It's fantastic if you want to gain an advantage in mobile games. br>**Note that it doesn't work with an Xbox 360 controller. I tried.

Cannon Russo

| Jul 29, 2021