The magnetic phone holder was well packaged and delivered quickly. I drive to work every day and my cell phone is my co-pilot: It provides me with music, podcasts and — most importantly — navigation. I was tired of cheap brackets either blocking the ventilation or leaving a huge stain on the windshield when they finally fell. It's different here. In everyday life, I use this mount, which is basically a mini tripod for the car, directly on my dashboard. The black design looks very elegant and the high-quality feel is immediately positive. The installation is ingeniously done: I press the part onto the surface, turn the seal, and the washable silicone adhesive pad immediately creates a decent vacuum. It's bomb-proof. Thanks to the 360° adjustability on three axes, I can always optimally adjust the angle, regardless of whether I navigate vertically or crosswise. Where did that thing really save me the very best? Last Friday I was on my way to a new customer and was of course late. The navigation took me along one of these country roads, which are more like a poorly paved field, and then I had to apply extremely sharp emergency braking because a deer thought they had to cross the road. With my old holder, my smartphone would be (despite the thick case!) was certainly thrown into the footwell, which is really dangerous in such a moment of shock. But thanks to the impressive power of the 20 N52 magnets, my phone simply remained fixed in position as if it had been welded on. No wobbling, no slipping, just a stable grip — even with strong vibrations. The mount itself hasn't come off the dashboard, which I attribute to the clever combination of suction cup and swivel mechanism. What I particularly like: The stability is unbeatable. I can type and scroll on the display without the base slipping. It's a complete package at a great price. In addition, the workmanship is very high-quality; the hinges are made of zinc alloy and feel very solid. The magnetic attachment makes it very convenient for one hand to use, which is important because holding devices is prohibited in my federal state. If my cell phone or case wasn't magnetic, it even comes with two metal rings. Now for a little criticism: The magnet is really extremely strong. It's good for a grip, but I've learned not to put my parking card or hotel room keys right next to the cell phone when it's on the holder. In general, you shouldn't park sensitive storage media in the immediate vicinity; that's not a good idea with such strong magnets. You also have to be patient when installing it for the first time. Although the adhesion is good right away, the instructions recommend letting the mount harden for 24 hours, which is a bit of a challenge for impatient people like me. But once it sits, it sits. This thing is definitely a clear recommendation