Thought Out NAJA-KING-FORM Flexible Stand

• Rotate infinitely 360 degrees - 5/16" diameter x 36 inch flexible coil
• Rubber coated metal grips allow full use of ports/controls
• For Cased or skinned for iPhone 4, 3GS, 3G, Original-iPod touch 4g, 3g, 2g, 1g one fits all cases (including Otter box and Mophie Air)
• All solid steel construction - Baked on hard anti-scratch coating
• Quality made in the USA - See "NAJA-KING-PH iPhone Stand Setup Adjustment" to custom fit your iPhone to the holder

This is a well thought out (yay pun!) product that is practically perfect. I use it with my Otterbox-enclosed iPod Touch. To provide their famous protection, Otterbox cases are rather thick -around 0.5 inches, yet the NAJA King with Form holds it securely. I have had no problems with the iPod falling. It is also easy to insert and remove the iPod and all controls and ports remain accesible. The gooseneck is easy to adjust, yet remains in its pose during use or while being carried around the house. I love to use the NAJA King when lying in bed or sitting at the kitchen table to watch videos at eye level. I have also used it coiled to hang from my neck and it was quite comfortable. I'm disabled and the NAJA King has helped me get a lot of enjoyment out of my iPod while saving strain on my arms, back, neck, and eyes. I think it is an essential tool for disabled iPod users. I only wish I had found this product earlier. It took me over 4 hours of searching Google to find it. Why is such a great product so hard to find? I have recommended the NAJA King to everyone I know. You'll love it!

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I have had the NAJA-King for over a year and it has been a constant companion. The flexibility of the product allows it to be used while traveling (in airports or on planes) or in the home/office environment. I've used the NAJA-King hooked around my neck (sitting at the gate in an airport waiting for a flight), as a short stand (on a back of seat airplane tray) and in other configurations. Just recently I decided to use my iPhone 3GS (I previously had a 1st gen iPhone that I used the NAJA-King with) to do some video, and in just a few minutes I had configured a way to extend the iPhone off the top of a chair.

The NAJA-King is easily configured to fit your iPhone whether in a case or not. It doesn't seem like the grips are made for constant readjustment, but I've adjusted mine three or four times (different iPhones, different cases) and everything still holds just fine. The NAJA-King's coil is it's coolest and most flexible feature, but to be as flexible as it is, the reality is that it can only be so stiff. Would I like it a bit stiffer? Sure (that's why I'm only giving it 4 of 5 stars it's not completely "perfect"), but does it work and does it work well enough for me to want to keep it and use it? For sake of a G rating, let me just say DARN straight.

When you're planning on configuring the NAJA-King, use a little common sense, you can't just configure a tiny loop at the bottom and extend the coil straight up and expect it to hold (a) the small loop won't provide a firm enough base, and (b) in order to bear the weight of the phone the coil needs to be flexed (that and if it's not, the phone would tip it right over). You'll find the coil to be very configurable, able to take many shapes. There's an oddity of the coil in that you can configure it in a specific way and the coil won't hold the phone, but if you just reverse it, it holds it perfectly. The key is to stop trying to make it hold your original way and to either reverse the loop or find a different point in the coil. As long as you don't keep trying to make a square peg fit in a round hole, you'll find it works surprisingly well.

Overall, I have been quite happy with my NAJA-King and I'm glad I have it. I think you will be too.

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The reason I love this iPhone holder is because it is flexible.

Now, I would love to see a Gorilla TriPod iPhone holder but there isn't one.

You cannot coil it up more than 2-4 inches round, so you can't coil it around a thin pole for example.

I use it by coiling it 1 and a half times in a big circle to hold up my phone next to my laptop.

I have yet to figure out how to make it fit in my Car...

Unless you have the bigger/larger sized cupholders you can't fit the coiled NAJA in it.

AWESOME BONUS!: I seem to be getting 3 bars of AT&T when I usually don't get any or only 1.

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I had been looking for a tripod type of stand for my Iphone for awhile now. I mainly wanted one so I can use my Iphone's video camera to film video reviews for Amazon purchased items. After much research I decided on this one. After its arrival I took it out of the box. It is basically a 3 foot long stretch of tubing that can be coiled to any height or configuration needed. The simplicity of this thing is the beauty and genius of it.

The top of the stand has a 7 pronged "hand" whose little "fingers" are supposed to hold your phone in place. It doesn't without a great amount of effort. The stand comes with a one sheet paper that has a picture of how you are supposed to bend the little fingers to cradle your phone. The fingers each have a little soft plastic jacket that can be removed if you need a more tight fit around your phone. The little paper drawing demo suggests that it is easy to bend these fingers. It is NOT easy. I hurt my own fingers trying to get these fingers around the edge of my phone. I had to first remove my Otterbox case (the product description states that I can use this product WITH my phone case in place), place my Iphone inside the fingers of the holder to get an idea of where the fingers had to grip my phone, then remove the phone and use a hard surface (my table top) to push the fingers in the position they had to go. I suppose I could have used pliers to accomplish that but didn't wish to hunt any down since I was under the impression I would not have needed them. After that initial molding of the fingers I then took my naked Iphone and pushed it up and under each finger to secure it. This whole process took about ten minutes. Hardly the easy insertion that is alluded to in the product description.

I originally was drawn to this product because of the possibility of manipulating the position of the phone while filming in as many directions and heights as I wanted (limited to the original 3 feet of length of course). However, one does need to consider the weight of your phone. I had to make a coil base of at least 7 inches in order to hold my Iphone on this stand so it wouldn't fall over. After I got the base figured out the remaining height was about 1 foot. But that was fine because I could still manipulate the holder itself in any direction (while it housed my phone) without the stand falling over. There really is a lot of flexibility with this product. Once you get your phone in you can rotate the head part of it vertically or horizontally.

I chose this particular phone holder instead of a traditional tripod because of its flexibility. The coiling feature allows me to wrap it around any object instead of just relying on a flat surface. At over $30 it seems pricey but the OTHER selling feature for me is that it is made in the USA. Anything not made in China will get my extra dollars any day. I recommend this product. Just be aware that the bending of the little prongs around your phone will be more difficult than you were led to believe.

Just got the stand last night. I bought it to use with my iPhone 4. I have a very low-profile case, and I found the "Form" to be easily adjustable so as to hold the phone securely. You just have to spend some time bending the rubber-coated prongs and adjusting until you get the right fit this is all explained clearly in the very brief instructional page that comes with the device. It's a little bulky, but that's what it takes to provide a fully adjustable and secure base. I can imagine many uses for this. I frequently use my phone for ebook reading, and tried using it last night, curled on my side with the coil secured under my pillow. It took a bit to get the right angle, and found that the phone starts to slowly sink toward the ground if you leave too much of the coil unsupported and parallel to the floor. This isn't a problem; you just have to get the angles correct for a your particular configuration desire. Note that you have to like the aesthetic. My wife hates it thinks it's _really_ ugly and is giving me a lot of grief about using it where she can see it.