2 Pack Phone Lanyard Tether,Anti Theft and Drop Prevention Strap for Outdoor Hiking Cycling(4 Patches+2 Carabiners)

I would highly recommend this productThe cord stretch is long enough to take a picture from my purse, but I feel safe, not losing my phoneI have other lanyards and this is by far the best one for keeping it in your purse or hooking it to your shirt or belt

This works great and the hardware is good quality.

The coil is tough and not very comfortable or pliable. The ring to hook to the phone is too big. I had to buy smaller ones. The caribener clip is a nice exrptra, but not practical to keep attached all the time.

I chose not to use these for my cellphone. Instead, I repurposed one of them to affix to my eyeglasses case. I wear titanium fram glasses that have no hinges. They come in a custom case that is too bulky for pockets and the glasses do not fit in a pocket either. I glued the clear plastic bit to the case and attached the carabiner. Now I can just hang the case from my belt loop. Problem solved!

Product did not work - could not attach to phones. Useless. I am throwing it out. I am spending more to get something that is a quality product- should have done so initially.

These worked well hooking my phone to my loungefly back pack for disney

The clips need to be more sturdy and close tighter.

Never had to worry about phone getting swiped- added a ring attachment inside my fanny pack and attached the cord to it. Worked like a charm.

Solves two problems: 1.) You won't lose your phone in water or smash it on the ground when it falls out of your pocket. 2.) You won't leave your phone behind in bathrooms, etc.Creates two problems: 1.) Makes connecting the charging cable a little tight (some are better than others) 2.) When not needed and you remove the clip/cable, you still have this little floppy thing sticking out of your phonePersonally, the minor annoyances are worth the peace of mind when working in a boat and on a job site

I bought these security cords for Toronto Fan Expo after over 100 phones were stolen earlier this year at March ComicCon, and honestly, super happy with how they worked out. The clear plastic tab just rests inside your phone case and has no sticky part, so it's easily removed when/if you're not using them. The package came with two extra plastic tabs, I imagine in case you lose one or it is broken (though it seemed very stable). The cord had decent stretch, although holding your phone in front of you if the carabiner is attached to the bag on your back would probably not work as well. I debated the merit of highlighting where my phone was by the bright cord versus the security, and I think the security was a good choice. I believe more neutral colours are available if you prefer to have it be more hidden. I think these would also be great for concerts, travel, and honestly any crowded area in general. In the photo you can see the pink cord going from my pouch to where it's hooked into my corset. The only thing, of course, it that these don't work without a phone case, so in the event you don't have one, pick one up!

I got these mainly for my dog training clicker. It attaches conveniently to my dog-walking belt/bag or to the belt loops of my pants, leaving the clicker at easy reach without risk of dropping or losing track of it if I suddenly need to use 2 hands to manage my dog or fish for treats, etc.I did also test this out with my cell phone. Though I don't plan to use it daily for this purpose, I do have a trip coming up, during which I think this tether would prove useful in deterring theft (and just general peace of mind when managing luggage and keeping track of children in unfamiliar territory).The provided carabiners are not heavy duty, but a little better than dollar store quality and sufficient for their given function. The O-rings feel very sturdy and fit the hole in the transparent tags well.In terms of drop protection for you phone, depending on how high up you drop your phone from, and how tall you are, this may not save your phone from making contact with my floor. As I am only 5'1", I did let my (old) phone go for a drop test while attached to my belt loop. Around elbow and waist height (where I would normally hold my phone while standing), if I dropped my phone, it would do a single bounce off one corner of the phone case before recoiling up and stopping around mid-calf height. Definitely better than a hard drop without a tether, but if you're shorter, sitting, and/or own a heavier device, don't rely on this to save your phone from damage if you drop it accidentally. If connected to the chest strap of a backpack, it should do well at preventing contact with the ground.All in all, not a bad set for keeping your belongings close to you.

This JingRoom Phone Lanyard comes in a pair and I got a pink and a black.This lanyard can only work if you have a full coverage case, where the plastic patch comes out through the bottom party of the phone cover bottom hole.All the parts are made of good quality material. The plastic patch is very strong and able to hold against any sudden involuntary pull of the phone.This is an ingenious way to protect your phone from theft, or at the very least from inadvertently forgetting it in (say) a restaurant.

I just lost my phone, it got stolen. With this stretchy phone tether!Whether hiking, cycling, or travelling, keeping my phone safe and within reach by attaching it to my belt, backpack, or wrist.Easy to install and compatible with all phones, it won't interfere with charging thanks to its slim design. Its quick-lock feature ensures seamless one-handed operation, even with gloves on.