LOVEHANDLEUniversal Phone Grip for Smartphones & Mini Tablets - Phone Holder for Hand - Wireless Charging Compatible - Made in The USA - Solid Black

I have been using this brand of phone grips for many years. I have tried so many and many failed. This one has been the only one that has met my expectations and lasted. It’s easy to install and remove. Strong adhesive. I’m using it on an otterbox case. It’s not bulky at all. Not issues with fitting it into my pockets. The band is perfect. It’s snug enough without being too tight. It has kept its durability without losing its stretch. The material hasn’t even worn out at the slightest. I have had no issues at all. The band is certainly long-lasting, at least for any time I have used it for my devices. Really happy with this product.

I like this phone grip a lot! The adhesive is strong and it was easy to apply. The strap was a bit tight the first couple of days, but it has relaxed without being too loose. The design is great......it doesn't bulk up the thickness of my phone.

Long review. Read if you want to know about: Pixel 3 Plus, wireless charging, use with case and basic review of product.I don't ever write reviews but I'm on my 2nd phone in 4 mos. I had a popsocket and they're a good idea, but the base is wide and I have stubby fat fingers and couldn't reach my finger pr scanner and then slide down to comfortably text. I had a galaxy 9 so its kind of got a lot of real estate to cover for Carney Hands McGhee over here. I dropped my phone all the time with that thing, shattered the screen. Way too cool for a phone case so its toast. New phone is the Pixel 3 Plus. It's rose champagne colored, slim and pretty and larger than the Galaxy9. I bought a clear OtterBox Defender case because I'm smarter this time. I can't use a popsocket with this phone. It's way too big and I have garden gnome digits. I also bought the super cool fast wireless Pixel Stand charger. The flaw in the charger (vid) is that the ridge to keep the phone upright on the charger is just thick enough to hold the phone. With the case on, it just barely stays on the charger. So I scavenge Amazon for some type of THING to keep my phone attached to my little pawpaw and saw this Love Handle. I liked the look. It looked slim enough to maybe not interf with the wireless charging so I gave it a whirl.I used Scotch tape to temporarily hold it to my case so I knew where I wanted it, peeled the back off the Handle and stuck it to my case. Peel, stick, press firm for 90 seconds, let sit for 10min before use. Its perfect!! (Pic - case without phone since I'm reviewing from said phone). Love. It. Another vid you can see I'm flipping the case with the Handle all over and it just won't budge. Straight diggin' this thing.Place it on the charger, won't stay. I'm an industrious chick though so I get a hair tie and I'm just gonna buckle that little bastard in. Worked! Until it didn't. Phone charges for 30 seconds then quits. With the thickness of the case and the thickness of the Handle it just can't do it. So if you're brave enough to go caseless like I was when I was younger and braver and so so stupid in that long ago time of Winter 2018 and have the desire to charge wirelessly it will work. It will not work with a case and the handle to wirelessly charge. Sure, I could take my case on and off for charging, but I can barely remember to feed my dogs, so I don't think I'll remember to always case up every morning.But I love this Handle so much. So I think I have a hack. The thick Love Handle base on its own is no thicker than the case on its own. Tomorrow I'm going to try to remove the Handle from the case, figure out some way so cut out the section of the case where the Handle needs to be, attach the Handle to the phone, then pop my new and improved case on the phone with the Handle sitting in the new hole I cut.Yes. That's how much I love the Love Handle. I'm going to risk trashing a 50$ case for this amazing 10$ product. I'll update.Summary:Product is very functional, unobtrusive visually and comfortable to useIf you used a sticker book when you were 7 or applied a postage stamp sometime in your life installation is a no brainer.I believe it will wirelessly charge if you do NOT use a case and stick directly to a naked and scared phone.If you have a case it MAY wirelessly charge if you have a very thin case, but I really doubt it.Otherwise if you're a regular plug to charge kind of person that uses a case this thing is amazing and I LOVE it. I'll update with my hack if it works or doesn't work.

Great product. Very sticky and does not come off.It is easy to get off when you are ready.Cute design designs, and the band does not stretch out.

Easy to install, saves the hands from gripping the phone while playing games. Only one or two fingers can fit. Considering getting another to go horizontal for when I watch movies or shows on my iPhone.

I play a *lot* of Pokemon Go. I use my phone for an average of 10 hours a day, sometimes up to 14 (I know, I know), with a lot of thumb and finger movement, and shifting my phone from hand to hand. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 13 Pro from an iPhone XS, and my new phone is significantly heavier than my old one. I used to use a pop socket, but with the extra weight and size of my new phone, I was getting repetitive strain issues in my hands and wrists.I bought a few different grip options before I tried this one. I did have some issues, but when I contacted support they were prompt in resolving them - my package didn't come with extra adhesive, and the lovehandle came off the waxed part of the backing paper so easily that I accidentally slipped and it got stuck on the non-waxed paper, which left some small strips of paper stuck to it. They sent me new adhesive when I messaged them. That said, I was impatient and I attached the lovehandle to my phone with the messed-up adhesive while I was waiting for the new adhesive to come in the mail, and it's actually still securely attached even two months later. So kudos for that - even with some of the adhesive covered with paper, it works, haha.I've had this grip for about 2 months. It was too tight when I got it (and I have small hands and fingers), and a little rough at the edge, but it loosened and softened to a comfortable level of tightness within a few days. Two months in, it's looser now than I'd maybe like, but it actually doesn't affect my comfortable use of the phone or make it feel less secure, so it doesn't really register as an issue. It is *significantly* more comfortable to use than my pop socket - the fact that it's a low-profile and a flexible, slender (but not too slender), oblong strap/strip means that even as it loosens over time, I just sort of naturally change how I hold it and what fingers I use. It's easy and natural to quickly swap from hand to hand, or to switch finger positions. I imagine I may buy new ones more frequently than they might intend, but I do use my phone *significantly* more than average, for activities that involve a lot of unusual hand and finger movement, and it's worth it to me to spend $10 a few times a year to have a phone grip that works for me.