I’d seen these neck-style phone holders used by Twitch streamers before and was curious how well they actually work. The construction is solid. The neck piece is a flexible metal core wrapped in soft silicone, so it feels comfortable and stable. There’s a threaded band that holds the loop securely, and the neck loop detaches with a push-button clip similar to a small padlock mechanism.Comfort wise, it’s surprisingly good. It’s not only useful for hands-free video calls or live streaming but also works well for POV filming — especially when you want to record what your hands are doing, such as drawing, building, cycling, skateboarding, anything like that.One thing to note is that in selfie mode your face ends up quite close to the camera, which isn’t the most flattering angle. Realistically, the arm would have to be longer to fix that, so maybe a telescopic extension would have made sense here.The phone mount itself is MagSafe, and they include a magnetic ring if your phone or case doesn’t support MagSafe. There are mounts for other camera types as well, but those are sold separately.Overall, it’s well made with good materials. The price feels roughly in line with other accessories like this, though I still think it’s slightly expensive for what it is. But in terms of performance for hands-free selfie or POV filming, it works very effectively.