Was actually a little surprised at this guy. Was expecting a little lesser quality for some reason. But it's built rather well. Could still be a little tougher, but it's exceptional compared to the standard gadget like this. Holds the phone to the guitar as advertised. Fairly stable. Price seems reasonable. I Dig It.

As a beginner navigating the early stages of learning the guitar, having the right tools to stay focused makes all the difference. I’ve been using the ORLNK GM1 Guitar Phone Holder on my Fender 6-string acoustic dreadnought, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my practice setup.Here is why this is a must-have if you're just starting out:Keeps Your Focus Where It Belongs: When you're trying to learn a new song, looking back and forth from your hands to a phone sitting on a desk or table is frustrating. This mount puts your chord charts, tuner apps, or video lessons right on the headstock of the 6-string, keeping everything directly in your line of sight.Rock-Solid Stability: The materials feel genuinely durable and the build is sturdy. It holds my phone perfectly stable, meaning I can focus entirely on clean chord transitions and finger placement without worrying about the phone slipping or shifting.Perfect Fit & Weight: It fits the headstock of my Fender dreadnought beautifully. It has a great, lightweight design, so it doesn't add any awkward weight to the neck or throw off the balance of the guitar while I'm practicing.No Hassle Setup: It is incredibly easy to install and adjust right out of the box. You don't want to waste valuable practice time wrestling with gear, and this mount takes just seconds to lock into the perfect angle.The Verdict:It simply works well, is built to last, and offers incredible value for the cost. For any beginner trying to make practice sessions smoother and more productive, this is an absolute game-changer.

My boyfriend loved it! He has been trying to do videos for TikTok and was saying how he was going to go to a guitar shop to get a mount for the phone that attaches to his guitar…$50?! I decided you know what let me surprise him with this one. After reading the reviews I thought it would work ok, then my boyfriend tried it and he said it honestly looked better than the one in the store! Boom!

This guitar phone holder definitely works, though it does take a minute to set up and dial in the adjustment. Once it’s properly attached, it turns out to be surprisingly handy.I wasn’t quite sure what to expect at first, but after using it a bit, I can see how useful it can be in more casual, on-the-go situations. Whether you’re at a campfire, the beach, a lake, or out in the woods, it lets you bring your music with you without needing a stand. As long as you have your songs downloaded and an app that can auto-scroll, you’re good to go.One thing I really appreciated is the attention to grip and stability. The rubberized contact points that attach to the guitar help protect the finish and keep everything from slipping. On the phone side, the pinch-style mount on the back is solid and holds the phone securely, which is surprisingly not something you see on all similar mounts or selfie-style accessories.Overall, once it’s adjusted, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do and makes playing in non-traditional settings much easier. It’s a simple idea, but a very practical one.

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Easy to attach and use, does a good job of showing left hand techniques. Good value at $16.99.

I ordered this Guitar Phone Holder (Stable Headstock Mount) for Live Broadcast Teaching Video Recording, Mount Accessories for Guitar/Electric Guitar/Bass from the ORLN'K Store so that my daughter could use it to help her practice and tune her guitars while using her mobile phone to watch lessons. It clamps onto the guitar neck end secularly and with the rubber feet does not leave any marks on the guitar and does not slide off easily. The same applies to the phone; the rubber pads grip the phone securely. I really like how there is so much adjustability in the positioning of the holder, the ball-and-socket really allows for viewing in any angle. I think the sub-$20 asking price is an excellent value for this phone holder and would benefit anyone learning to play the 6-string or bass guitar.

Works great. Fits well and holds well. Does not mark up your instrument. It has nice rubber pads so it wont scratch or ruin the finish. It fit my ukulele’s and guitar’s was perfect for tuning. You can adjust it to hold vertically or horizontally. Nice metal dials with great scoring on them for grip. Easy to use. Holds phone super tight. Doesn’t affect tone or playing. Handy for doing self recordings or learning new music. Quality made and going to last. Mostly metal with a little plastic. Good value for the money. Will hold any phone. Nice size, not huge or heavy.

This mount holds my iPhone 14 Pro Max perfectly on my headless Donner Hush X Pro electric guitar. My Donner travel guitar has a really small form factor, so it doesn't have much body, but this guitar phone holder is so small, that I'm able to attach it right on the bottom of the guitar past the neck near the pickup, so it's really close, but out of the way of playing, and with the ballhead, I can turn the phone to face me in any direction. I use it to bring up apps that allow me to see song lyrics and chords anywhere I move. It's also really well made with quality materials and construction. It's so compact that I can include it in my guitar bag, and take it with me anywhere I go. The phone holder bracket is also removable, with 1/4" mount, so I can also attach it to a tripod separately as an option. This is a really great useful kit.

This has been a huge help for practice. The clamp grips my guitar firmly without scratching it, and the 360° rotation makes it easy to position my phone perfectly for tutorials or sheet music. It’s lightweight, so it doesn’t throw off the balance of the guitar, and it holds the phone steady even during longer sessions. Simple, practical, and exactly what I needed for easier practice.