Stretchable Silicone Phone Strap Holder for iPhone & Android - Flexible Elastic Grip with Wireless Charging Support | Secure Phone Loop Finger Grip (Grey) | Perfect for Gym, Running, Commuting & Daily Use

UPDATE: broke after 5 months of constant use. Nevertheless, I still recommend, and I'm re-purchasing: price means it could be replaced four times a year, and still be cost-effective compared to other straps and grips that I have tried. It remains the simplest at most effective strap/grip I have tried.BRIEF: installs easily, secures phone so I am much less afraid of dropping it, wireless charging no problem ,and pleasantly prevents the phone from sliding around when tilted against something so that you can more easily view it.BACKGROUND:I am a fan of (0) mobile phones (like most of the world), (1) protectors and battery cases for mobile phones, (2) Qi wireless charging, (3) phone grips, and (4) tilting my phone up to see it more easily on a table top surface, e.g. on a plane. Unfortunately, can't seem to get them all at the same timeI have used protective and battery cases, ever since my first mobile phone screen cracked many many years ago. Cases are great! Eg I exchanged an old iPhone, and the Apple Store technician was surprised that there were absolutely no scratches or damage on the phone that have been in a case since day one. I am similarly a big fan of to prevent dropping the phone.Phone grips similarly good. However, many phone grips have caused my hands to hurt after prolonged use.Wireless charging is similarly great. I remember my daughter commenting that she almost never ran out of power once I got her a wireless charger. It's not just easier to use the wireless charger, but I've had several phones feel like the connector for wired charging.Furthermore, I frequently make long drives (2-3 days, >1000 mikes) using phone for maps/navigation and podcasts. Unfortunately, in many vehicles I have not been able charge and play audio through the same lightning plug on my phone... yes, I have tried many adapters... and the best solution I have found is to have a car phone stand that provides wireless charging and leaves the lightning cable free for audio use.Unfortunately, the cases typically interfere with wireless charging. Or if the case itself is compatible with wireless charging, adding a grip to the case prevents wireless charging.I have been searching for phone grips that (a) reduce the chance of dropping and damaging the phone; (2) do not cause hand pain the way the PopGrip hurts; (3) allow wireless charging; (4) act as a stand, so I can tilt the phone up on a table or desk and view it more easily. You might be able to find my reviews of other grips which proved unsatisfactory.I was quite doubtful about this sort of elastic strap grip, expecting the strap to fail, and worrying that passing through the camera and speaker holes of my phone case might interfere.GOOD: However, passing through the camera and phone holes of the case seems to be OK.Only time will tell about whether the strap breaks or slackens. I expect to report back after six months or so.NOT SO GOOD: This elastic strap is not as easy to slip your fingers into as the other grips I have tried. GOOD: But once inserted it's not so bad, and feels fairly secure.VERY GOOD: this strap does not interfere with wireless Qi charging, the way the other grips did.VERY GOOD: I thought that I was giving up on having a stand to tilt my phone up with the strap. Certainly it is not a stand. However, a pleasant surprise: the strap material prevents my ohone/case from sliding around on a smooth table top. For example, I am dictating this review with my phone propped up on a block… Heck let's admit it, I've set the phone/case against a pepper shaker lying on its side. Tilts fine. Doesn't slide the way this phone/case slid before I got this strap. Agreeable surprise. Not quite so convenient as having a built-in stand, but better than nothing.