How does it hold the phone?

With a magnetic pad, on an arm that rotates to set the angle. It rests on the shoulders, so the phone stays at eye level.

Does it work with any phone?

It needs something magnetic to grip — either a magnetic case, or the metal plate supplied with it.

Why use it instead of holding the phone?

A long call or video means an arm held up until it aches, or a neck bent down at the screen. This puts the phone at eye level and leaves it there.

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REMAX RM-C56 First View — Magnetic Neck Phone Holder

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Overview

A holder that rests on the neck and shoulders and grips the phone magnetically right in front of you, so you can watch, call and read with no raised arm. It rotates 360° to set the angle.

Details & specifications

A long video or a video call usually means an arm held up until it aches, or a neck bent down at the phone. This holder puts the phone at eye level and leaves it there: it rests on the shoulders, the magnetic pad takes the phone, and the arm rotates to set the angle.

What stands out

A strong magnetic pad, compatible with MagSafe phones and magnetic cases
360° rotation with an adjustable angle
Light and flexible — it sits around the neck and stays put
Both hands completely free, for cooking, training or working
Useful for filming first-person video

Use it for

Films and series
Video calls
Reading and gaming
Travel: planes, trains and cars
The kitchen and jobs around the house

Details

Brand and model: REMAX RM-C56 "First View"
Mounting: magnetic, MagSafe compatible
Movement: 360° rotation with an adjustable angle
Arm: one-piece alloy rod
Worn on the neck and shoulders

Worth knowing

If your case is not magnetic you will need a metal ring or a MagSafe-compatible case
Not for use while driving

Common questions

How does it hold the phone?: With a magnetic pad, on an arm that rotates to set the angle. It rests on the shoulders, so the phone stays at eye level.
Does it work with any phone?: It needs something magnetic to grip — either a magnetic case, or the metal plate supplied with it.
Why use it instead of holding the phone?: A long call or video means an arm held up until it aches, or a neck bent down at the screen. This puts the phone at eye level and leaves it there.