In my case, it couldn't sit as in the photo, meaning on the plastic above the counters. I put it on the dashboard lid. I would like the "clamp" to be stronger, this loose grip on heavy phones does not inspire confidence.

For the money, it's worth it, but it doesn't fit easily on the dashboard. I bought it for my car, but ended up putting it in my work vehicle, which I don't care about as much

Very good for its price, the phone doesn't fall off even with the case I put on it. It fits comfortably in a Peugeot 306. The only negative is that after about a month of use, the rubber strap that holds the phone from the top side came off, probably due to the heat. But it can be fixed with glue, and maybe prevented with sun protection on the windshield because it actually happened to me when I stopped using a cover.

I am very satisfied though because nothing else has kept the phone with a case so well, and I mean this case, it has held up very well

Very good value for money... Of course, I place it upside down inside the Opel Corsa's dashboard and it hides the fuel gauge.
If placed above the dashboard, it hides part of the windshield

If the top part of the dial is curved (makes a "hump") towards the windshield, it will not be securely fastened and may come off on the road. Otherwise, it still holds the mobile phone even with a booklet-type case.

In my wife's car, it leaves marks where it touches. I haven't tried it enough on my own yet. As a concept, it is very good, it is easily installed, it does not move, and the position above the dashboard is ideal.

If the dashboard helps to adjust the base, it is excellent and at a good price. It was installed in a Lancia Ypsilon 13 in front of the steering wheel, whose internal instrument layout in the center allows for top position viewing and supervision. The pros include the perfect and effortless adjustment of the mobile phone, while the cons include the shallow cutout - possibly to accommodate mobile phones with cases of various sizes - but it is not so deep. However, there is no risk of it falling in any case.

Good idea, relatively good quality construction, but the clamp that secures the base to the car is not easy to find a place to hold onto... modern cars have inclined and thick "dashboard" of the speedometer and the clamp of the base cannot hold onto it...

It stands on curved dashboards as well, such as the Nissan Juke.
I had a problem in the past finding a mount that fits well in this specific car.

By far the best and most stable base I've ever had. It simply depends on the car. In my seat altea, it's awesome. However, in a ford fiesta, you can't even fit it. Due to the shape of the dashboard.

Very good. Tested with Xiaomi 11 T Pro & iPhone 13 Pro Max (both 6.7"), holds up well.

The only drawback is that it easily comes off. I added a Velcro (hook and loop) to the base to prevent it from coming off. Otherwise, very good construction.

As a product, it appears to be quite good, but unfortunately, I couldn't try it since the instrument panel in my car is quite curved and the base doesn't fit even though it has a strong spring. In other words, it's not suitable for all cars. You should try it before purchasing (if possible)

It is good but it depends on the dashboard you have. It didn't work for me because it scratched my dashboard. So I removed it immediately... it probably needs a soft dashboard.