I like this phone mount. I wish it has a longer griping handle so that my phone does not fall out sometimes. It advertised to hold phone with case holder that house popsocket and wallet. My iPhone X uses a case cover with a popsocket. Because the grip on the mount is short, the phone is not too secure. Thus my phone would fall out of the mount sometimes.

This product is reliable and did what it was designed to do. It is expandable to hold phones even bigger than my iPhone 11.

I really needed this little grip from my SJCam. I make walk around videos of used cars at my car lot every day. Didn't need a gimbal since the camera has great image stabilation. Just needed a grip/handle so I wouldn't drop my camera. I'm ordering another one so both cameras always have them attached. Best $10 I have spent.

This is my second battery grip for an SLR. The previous was a 3rd party made grip for a T4i. At the time I purchased this grip there was no 3rd party option for the EOS-R. I should say that in the years of using the 3rd party grip on my T4i, I never had any issue that would have driven me to wish I has a Canon. That being said, I wasn't too annoyed with having to pay the much higher price for a Canon brand grip.However, I am very annoyed that with this grip I have lost a HUGE feature that I had on my much much cheaper T4i. The ability to use a battery sled with AA batteries. Since the rechargable batteries loose their charge after resting for a month or so, and I have a tendancy to only bring out the SLR once a month or so (big family events, etc), I have had too many situations of going to grab my camera and finding all four of my batteries to be low charge. Ok, yes I could just manage my batteries better. However, I don't. It was great knowing that I could throw them on the charger and grab the AA insert with fresh AA batteries and start shooting right away. With this grip I can't do that any more.I now have to be much more vigilent to keep the batteries charged even when not using the camera for a while. However, as the batteries age and their capacities drop, I will eventually want a backup for long shoots. Now, instead of just carrying some AAs in my back as a backup, I will be forced to buy more expensive new rechargeable batteries.For some, this may not matter at all, but I am sure that this could matter for some of you out there. I hope either Canon comes out with an add on tray for AA's, or a 3rd party grip manufacturer comes out with their version that supports AA's.Other than my fairly specific grip above, the grip works perfectly fine as you would expect. The buttons on the grip correspond well to on the camera body. The strap mounting points are the same as with any other add on grip. I do like the USB charge port, but I do not like that they advise to ONLY use it with Canon batteries. I have two Canon and two 3rd party batteries. I usually like to have one Canon and one 3rd party in the sled at the same time. If I am going to use the USB charging port I have to swap out the batteries to only the Canon, as they have warnings of risk of damage otherwise. With all the battery issues out there, I don't want to chance that their system causes a fire inside the camera. I would rather that happens on a wall wart charger, if it was to happen.Overall, the grip is good, but I don't like that it is missing a feature that to me is critical. Not being able to use AA's as a backup is huge to me. However, since many may not care, I only took one star off for it.

I've blew threw 9 mice this year and this one seems to be the winner of them all wired or not

Works great for my baby camera/monitor. Has a wide enough gap to grip to just about anything.

I've been enjoying playing Golf+ on the Meta Quest 2, so I was curious to try out a golf club handle grip attachment. I've been blown away with how much more realistic this makes the game! I was surprised at the prices of some of the grips - some of them double the price of this one, if not more! This does the job perfectly and it's very easy to fit the Quest hand sensor remote just by pushing the handle into the grip, and quickly wrapping the Velcro strap around the sensor. Removing the sensor is just as easy. It holds the sensor very securely with no worry of it flying out. The quality of the grip is fantastic and feels just like a golf club. If you're after a VR golf grip attachment, I'd 100% recommend this one.

Great product, easy to figure out how to install. However, don't recommend to install on your dashboard if it isn't flat. I had to put it on my air vent, but it was easy to install, is secure and stays put.