Syncwire Cell Phone Ring Holder Stand, 360 Degree Rotation Finger Ring Kickstand Polished Metal Phone Grip for Magnetic Car Mount

My wife and I both have these on the backs of our phone cases. They are great to help keep a good grip on the device, prop it up to watch videos, or hang it on a hook. They are the thinnest (depth-wise) rings that we could find that still work well.The double-sided tape they use on these is pretty good, as long as you clean the surface well before sticking. My wife had an Otterbox with a flexible outer shell and over time the tape would no longer stick to the outer shell, so I would superglue it on when that happened. On my hard-backed Spigen case, I never had an issue. She has a hard case Otterbox now and it works great.Over time, the ring will get loose on how it spins and not stay open or in place as well, so we keep extras on hand to replace them when needed. They last quite a while though. Mine lasts a lot longer than my wife's does but she uses hers a lot more too and is not as gentle with it as I am.One other nice thing is that these are metal so they work with magnetic mounts.The biggest drawback is that you can't use wireless charging with these on the back of your device. They are too thick.We have tried a lot of different brands and types of these rings and these work the best for our needs.

Love how slim it is. Only slightly thicker than the camera bump itself (note I also have a phone cover so it might actually be thinner than the camera bump). Its perfectly sized for my tiny hands; I put one finger in through the hole and 1 or 2 fingers around it, and that helps to keep a solid grip on my oversized phone.Been using for almost 2 years now and its still going strong. Have not had any issues with it unsticking. The hinge to raise and lower the ring gets looser after usage, but it hasn't given out for me yet.The ring can be easily oriented to any direction without much effort, however there is enough friction that it does not slip. This has the added benefit of serving as a simple pop out stand. Not super stable since the point of contact is just the tip (also depends where you attach it to your phone) but works great to prop up my phone on a table or airplane tray.

The only one I'll buy, I've tried many many ring holders that will work with my magnetic mount in the car over the years, and this hands down is the best one I've found.. the adhesive that it comes with is amazing and sticks like foreeeverrr athe ring part is sturdy enough to prop your phone up without slowly dropping down.... but it does lose it's resistance after awhile. And after how many I've bought imma say probably like 3 months. But its def worth the price . Would have and do buy again.

Love this ring.Magnetic, so works great with my car holder.It rotates 360, so it's very comfortable to hold.Adhesion is excellent.Initially very strong stand, but over time it has gotten looser and it no longer holds the weight of my phone.

this lasted me multiple years between multiple phones and cases, you're definitely not meant to but I was able to pry it off and reglue it when changing phones and it continued to serve me well and now that mine has finally had some actual point of failure well past when I thought it would I am buying another,for reference, when the plate on the back starts to wobble/rotate that means the connection between the layers is wearing out and you will eventually need to replace it,but again, it was several months at that stage before it actually failed and pulled apart, and this was multiple years into the products lifespan, I've been using it for nearly 3 years and in that time I've been in multiple construction/manual labor scenarios and had it around water and swimming pools, the only issues I ever had during its life was it eventually got a little floppy and had the ring move around more freely (which honestly just made it a better fidget toy) and it made my phone a bit too bulky for my car mount, but that can be solved by either being more careful how you position it or simply taking your case off when you use your GPS, and honestly my case itself is just as much to blame for that issuegreat product, lasted almost 3 years while in non ideal conditions and being used as a fidget toy by someone with AuDHD who strength trains including hands/grip and was unmedicated for most of that time

I've bought this phone ring holder/stand twice. The tension of the hinge started getting pretty loose at 6 months and completely stopped holding up the phone at 9 months. Still worth 5 stars for the price, though. It looks good and doesn't add hardly any bulk to the phone. The ring's adjustable rotation and tension (before it failed) makes it very helpful in various situations. It's a good kickstand, helps you hold the phone, attaches well to the magnetic stand in my car, etc. The adhesive never loosened yet was easy enough to intentionally remove and replace when I got the new one. For $8.99 I'm happy to buy it again every 6-8 months.

Previously I had a basic pop-socket which I liked. I mainly just need something to make the phone easier to hold on to. This ring, when flat against the case, is too smooth and doesn't help me hold the phone. I have to awkwardly pry out the ring with a fingernail, and then it's a usable handle, but the ring is too large to hold comfortably.This project does make a good prop stand though if that is your main need. It seems quite strong. The hinge and rotations work well. It's just not great as a hand 'grip'.

The sticky stuff that came with it didn't work at all. Barely held for a minute. So I Gorilla Glued it on and it was great for 3 years. I love the ability to position it where I want it. I position it about 2/3 of the way down the case rather than in the middle because that's the most comfortable place for my one-handed phone use. It just recently came unstuck after 3years so will repeat with the Gorilla Glue approach. Otherwise I love it and use it constantly. Makes me feel like I have a good grip on my phone all the time.