Nite IzeSteelie Orbiter Magnetic Socket and Metal Plate - Car Mobile Phone Holder - Phone Metal Plate - Magnetic Phone Holder - Black

Have been buying this small circular phone magnet since 2016 ever time I get a new phone and it’s still my favorite magnet! It’s convenient at the gym (on equipment) supermarket (while checking out), work (downtime) and so many more places. It also makes it easier to hold with one hand if you have a larger phone!Super sticky, never comes off unless you want it to.Works great, flawless design, amazing quality!

lifted 2012 GMC sierra 3500HD Denali - mounted on top center of dash.Owning a lifted truck you get used to bouncing all over the place and having a less than smooth ride. Never once has my phone came off the magnetic mount nor has the 3M tape ever failed. This is one of the few products that i didnt realize how much i needed it until i finally broke down and bought one. Theyre simple but yet worth every penny. I would say be very confident where you want this thing because when you place that 3m tape its not gonna move without significant force or chemicals to loosen the adhesive. Mounting the phone is such a reflex now. as sonn as i sit down I just basically almost toss my phone to the mount and it sticks to the mount. to take off you basically just twist your phone and it pops right off. the actual phone mount is very unintrusive and doesnt get hung up in my pocket. I honestly forget its even attached to my phone sometimes. The magnets are very strong so be careful not to get micro magnets stuck to it from dropping your phone in the dirt. Extra benefit is you can now stick your phone to any magnetic/metal surface which has come in handy for taking photos and using my phones flashlight. stop thinking about it and ditch your old phone mount.

Works great , sticks to almost anything metal and doesn’t move. I’ve grown attached already to how easy it is to place my phone on random surfaces.

I use this mounting setup in both vehicles. Only downside is the permanent install from the sticky back. Strong magnet. You can use a flat metal plate on the back of the device you are using to mount it too.

It's a great item!!

The magnet plus model on phone is strong, holds very well.... however the magnet is so strong it actually interferes with normal operation of the S-pen on a Samsung S24 ultra. The pen fails to work anywhere in the immediate area of where the magnet is on the back of the phone.

I've been using Steelie magnets and ball sockets 4 yrs, since I started with my iPhone 6. I use the "dash mount" connection, tho so far I've mounted it everywhere but my dash. I have a mount in the middle of a kitchen cabinet. Some may object esthetically, but it's small and is surrounded by stainless steel appliances, so it looks fine to me. (I've considered removing all cupboard knobs and sticking these dash mount knobs over the filled screw hole, leaving them to function as doorknobs as well as choices of where to put ny phone.) It's the perfect place for a phone as I make breakfast and read my phone.Now, however, I have one of the heavier phones around, a Samsung Galaxy 9+, and I worried at first that the magnetic connections wouldn't feel as solid a link-up as I did my lighter phone. But after a month of using them with this new phone, I can still say my Steelies are as great as ever! I pop the 9+ on the cupboard knob in the kitchen to follow recipes, charge it at nite on the knob of a pedestal in my bedroom. And it couldn't be more secure. In fact, I just ordered a dash Steelie knob finally to place on my, yes, dash.How irreplaceable is this magnetic ball and cup joint to me? Well, I originally bought and charged my big new phone on a kind of slick wireless charger--I had to find a slightly tortured way to place the magnet on the phone case without it interfering with the tall (but beautiful) wireless charging device. Phone was charging fine. All looked good. Then I read in the phone's manual that you're not supposed to have any "foreign material" between the phone and the wireless charger. It could harm the battery. What? Not even a case? No, I am not willing to take the case off and on every day. Nor am I willing to leave my phone naked and unprotected all nite in a house that sees kids, adults, cats, and dogs, all about their nocturnal business. It didn't take two seconds to put my wireless charger in the drawer. It took two minutes to strip off the magnet (the dental floss works) from awkward placement and put it at the best balanced fulcrum. The convenience of solid, safe places to put my phone (I can always find it on one of the ball sockets) interests me far more than "slick" technology that requires removing my case every time I want to charge my phone. Steelie technology (magnets!) wins out over wireless (what everyone is supposed to need now). At least for me. For now.

I am very satisfied with this magnet, it helps me both in the car and in fixing my phone, and I can attach it to any metal and it holds the phone very well, I have never dropped my phone.