I have been looking for a phone holder for my Charger. Most of the ones recommended fit over the vent. That's a no go in Texas. This works very well and fits the long (deep) Charger dash.

I have compared few different models over the past few months to find a good quality bone conducting headphones and after trying a few of them I decided to go with the expensive name brand ones, but I'm glad I got to try these before spending too much money on the expensive ones. In a side by side comparison these were totally worth it.- Build qualityThese are light weight and are very well built. They don't feel cheap and is flexible so it's easy to carry around all day.- Sound qualityThese are the loudest bone conducting headphones I've ever tried. As with all bone conducting headphones the audio quality is not the same as earphones that go in your ears, but these are very loud and is perfect for audio books, podcasts and phone calls.- Battery lifeI haven't run out of battery even after using it almost all day, it charges back really fast. The added bonus is that it uses a USB c cable to charge, this means I don't need to carry an exclusive dedicated charger like most other brands use.If you're in the market for a true bone conducting headphones this is it in my opinion.

The connectors that could the lights/extensions/etc are very small. This is by design to fit through tight areas, but in reality they don't securely connect very well. I have a few that I ended up hot gluing in place because they didn't stay together and connection kept dropping.

So these installed super easy and Alexa picked them right up. The biggest plus for me, is like a lot of generic(ish) smart stuff, these worked with my preferred app!I HATE having 1,000 apps for every freakin' thing - early on when I started using smart stuff, I set on the Globe Electric App. These work absolutely fine with that, without having to send all your information to yet another App just to get your smart stuff to work. This is far and away my most important requirement for smart stuff so it's always nice when things check out. Alexa picked up on them as soon as I installed with Globe.Only bad thing is you can only fit one of these in a socket - which I expected (I have a few "bar" style smart plugs that you can stack in a standard outlet - one on top, one on the bottom). That was fine for me, as I figured I'd use these as a low profile "switch" for a specific item in my house, rather than dealing with making they whole outlet smart - with all the pros and cons that entails. So these are fine if I want to "smart" one thing that isn't already, say a lamp or coffee pot.You CAN'T fit an AC adapter plug in the second outlet with one of these up top, you CAN get a second standarded grounded plug in - so if you're vacuuming you're good to go, if you're looking to plug in your router or something with a "big box" that's a no go.

It’s nice headphones. The only problem is that I have to constantly hold the cord so that I can hear and I don’t like that.

I bought this head set for my boyfriend who works with heavy loud equipment. He says he loves it. It fits very comfortably and it stays in place. Sound cancellation is great. It really works perfectly. He also forgets to charge it often, but battery seems to last for a good while.I would definitely buy another one for me.

The headphones are nice to look at and they work really well. The headphones don't completely cancel noise, but they do have a full enough sound that it dulls the sounds around you. I work in an open office so that helps a lot.

Works as well as one would expect an extender to work, which is to say... it had better be damn bright outside or you won't be using it.-Matt