I’ve been using this neck phone holder for walk-and-talk videos, short hikes, and quick cycling clips, and it solves the biggest headache: keeping the shot stable without holding a phone. Hang it around your neck, attach the phone, and you get a natural, eye-level POV that feels more immersive than a chest clip or selfie stick. The built-in rotation is genuinely useful—one quick 90° flip switches between portrait and landscape, and the four angle positions help fine-tune framing without fuss.Attachment and removal are fast with the aluminum lock. The magnet grabs directly onto my MagSafe iPhone, and the clip/T-screw setup secures an Android just as well. Comfort is solid thanks to the air-cushioned neck band and the wide design; I’ve worn it for longer walks without hot spots. The adjustable chest strap does a good job dampening phone shake when you’re moving, and the 66 cm silicone joint tube is flexible for packing yet sturdy enough to hold position. Bonus: it can connect to a GoPro (others need an accessory), which makes it a versatile POV rig beyond just smartphones.It’s not a gimbal, and sprinting will still introduce some bounce, but for hands-free day-to-day filming, it’s a smart, easy solution that gets more usable footage with far less setup.ProsTrue hands-free, eye-level POV that looks naturalQuick 90° flip between portrait and landscape with four rotation anglesOne-touch attachment/detachment; strong magnet for MagSafe iPhonesSecure clip + T-screw option for non-MagSafe phonesAir cushion neck band and chest strap reduce fatigue and shake66 cm flexible silicone tube packs small but holds positionWorks with iPhone 12–17 series, most Androids, and some action cameras (GoPro direct)ConsRunning still causes some bounce; chest strap helps but isn’t a gimbalBest magnetic hold with MagSafe; non-MagSafe cases may need the clipDialing in angle/height takes a few tries for the most flattering POVWind noise from the phone mic can be noticeable in blustery conditions