It must be used on a surface that is very deep to maintain stability. Other than that...I like it for my first entry level lighting tool. Thank you, Corliss

Very easy to use for my Samsung S9. Does a good job for sort videos.

Easy to use but my phone doesn't stay. It stays in the clamp but the stand doesn't hold the weight very well and my phone starts to droop until it's flat on the table.

Works perfectly. Has different brightness settings and different color modes for blue or yellow tinted light. Complaints: The power chord is really short and usb only and the phone arm could be longer or more extendable for more angles. Also, the LED lights get really hot. No problems so far. Used for 3 weeks. Update: Used regularly for over a year now and it’s still kickin!

The clip doesn’t work well on thick edges to clip on.

I only wish the cell phone cord was longer but other than that its perfect. I like the three light settings

Me gusto mucho lo recomiendo

it’s not strong enough to actually support an iphone 13, just droops to the ground when i put my phone on it

I bought this about a month ago, and thought it would be fine for remote meetings. Unfortunately it doesn't function as anything but a small task light. The grip is difficult to get on and off my phone - the tension which holds it in place is so tight, it's almost impossible to get it positioned correctly with even a smaller phone, so I have no idea how you'd use it with a large device like the new iPhones. The arm that holds the phone droops if not very carefully positioned - and the light is too weak to illuminate your face. If you're more than a few inches from it, you're going to be too dimly lit to banish shadows. I guess it would be fine for someone who needs a super cheap option for doing close-ups (like a makeup tutorial) but I definitely think there are better options. It's ok as a small task light, and I'm stuck with it, as I missed the return window.

This product is simple to use and set up how ever it doesn’t support the weight of my phone well and tends to move downward when I film