Great Value, Works Well on iPhone 6+
923632
Works very well.  I was worried this cheap OBD2 scanner wouldn't work, but I do not work on my car enough to justify one of the more expensive ones.  I was definitely not disappointed.  I use it with the iPhone 6+ and I use the app "OBD Car Doctor," which was free from the app store.  That's got to be the cheapest set up.  To get it running initially I plugged it into the OBD2 port on my 2012 Ford Fiesta, turned on my phone's wifi, found/connected to the wifi signal under wifi settings, and then connected it in the OBD Car Doctor app.  It took no more than 5 minutes from removal from the box to running system diagnostics.
3100399
I have never bought a wireless adapter before. And for a first purchase, I'm almost 100% satisfied.

Before I had an adapter, I had used my jailbroken iPhone 4 as my primary adapter since getting my iPhone 5. I accidentally updated my phone so it no longer has the functionality (I had paid little attention). I almost cried thinking about how much a wireless adapter costs. Hint: It was a lot less than I was expecting. ($50 at least)

For the price and functionality, this put me at ease.

The only issue I've ran into it is that it will sometimes cease connection. But not often enough for me to return the product.
2985544
easy to install on iphone 6 plus, view clarity decent, 2-3 seconds delay viewing, sound is ok.
on p.c. had to call support to find out you need firefox or internet explorer to download (can't use google chrome, very frustrating!)
view angle good, alert function good, if you cover the camera it goes to night mode, so shine a bright light to go color mode.
will see how it works in the future
3582155
Works great with iPhone 6 Plus, and still works great with another USB plugged in for an android phone.  Great product, great price.
46278
Great value for the price! Fits my iPhone 6 (along with its protective case) nicely. It's a nicer product than I expected.
402486
I was looking for similar protection to the Otterbox Defender for my new iPhone 6 and I think I found a winner. I am a fan of the Defender, having used one for my iPhone 4 and for my wife's new iPhone 6, but I felt I really didn't need quite that amount of security & also didn't want to shell out another $60 for a phone case.

The Zerolemon Protector is quite a value at $20 for nearly the same security as a Defender. The main difference I see is that the Protector leaves nearly the whole face of the phone open with just a plastic ring around the edges (no integrated screen protector), while the Otterbox Defender brings the colored plastic over the face to only expose the useable portion of the screen and also uses an integrated screen protector with a thin, filmlike membrane over the Home button. The second main difference is that there is a soft backing on the inner shell for the back of your phone with the Defender, while there is nothing with the Protector. As a matter of fact, there lies my only criticism for the Protector so far. On the inner shell of the Protector, there was a time/date stamp molded into the plastic on the lower portion that felt very abrasive to my finger & I'm sure it would've scratched the back of my phone had I left it alone. I have included two pictures to illustrate my complaint. Since I felt this was a minor issue I could fix myself (and I didn't want to deal with returning this item & finding another case that even comes close to the quality of this one), I just took some emery cloth and sanded the time/date stamp smooth. Once it was smooth, I took it another step and inserted the microfiber cloth that came with the case between my phone and the back of the inner shell. Problem solved...it probably solved the issue I have read in other reviews about the phone shifting/sliding inside the shell too.

My new case needed to have the dust flaps over the charging, audio, & mute ports (I also like that they are hinged toward the back of the phone rather than Defender's front hinge). I'll also note that the Otterbox Defender's access to the phone's charge/data port is very minimal for the iPhone 6, and it looks like the Protector is more forgiving to aftermarket connectors (although I haven't actually verified that yet). It needed to be made of quality materials and feel robust. I feel this case has met my search criteria and I look forward to many years of protection from this case.
4025681
It worked perfectly on both my IPhone 5c and my dads Droid Turbo with ballistic nylon, which is nice because I could use it on more than one platform. It didn't however, work with any other camera apps such as VideoShop (my iOS video editor, or Super power effects. The remote only worked with the stock camera app. The cheapest I've seen these remotes is $5 so less than that is a pretty good deal. The battery lasts 6 months so there's really no need to worry there. Overall I'm very happy, I'm open to questions if there are any.
85974
This is great. I bought one of these when I first got my iPhone 6 Plus about 18 months ago. I recently broke the case after many many drops. It's sturdy but it had been dropped too many times. An added bonus is that it now has an indentation for a magnetic holder (like the iOttie). Great value and protects phone well.
3875775
Worked great on my wife's 5s.  A few notes.  Total time: about 30-40 minutes.  The pry tools they send are cheap plastic.  I broke one and the other was not helpful.  The screw drivers worked well.  Make sure you have your own pry tools.  I used a razor blade to pry the top off.  This works fine, but I did scratch up the case a good bit prying it up (the phone stays in a case, so you can't see it).  On reassembly, I recommend getting everything connected, turning the phone on, and testing everything out (including touch screen, home button, and ear piece) prior to popping the screen back in.  Just be careful that you don't touch anything inside or break any of the ribbon cables while doing this.  I just laid it on a table with the screen resting on top and did my testing.  On my first attempt, one of the ribbon cables was not attached well and came off, this meant that the earpiece and front camera did not work.  Everything worked fine on the second attempt.

I used this video for a tutorial: [...]
51086
This is a great value for the money we spent on it. I purchased it for my husband who has an i-phone 6 plus. he loves it.
1492257
This works well with the iPhone Plus- I use it for walking and light running on the tread mill. It is secure and the fact that it has holes on both ends is helpful for using your headphone cords. Overall, great product for the price!
2950948
Works great with my iPhone 6 Plus, takes some maneuvering and adjusting but the legs make it really easy. It doesn't wrap around objects and stay in place as easily as I think it should or prefer, but otherwise it does a fantastic job.
3549247
Purchased to use with my iPhone. 6 plus.  Works perfectly and it is stable!
2823115
I can't believe how little money this thing cost. Works great, phone charges vertically or horizontally, which means if you slap this on your desk, yes, you can easily use it while charging. Blue and green LED light lets you know if the charger is powered (blue) or powered and actively charging (green). Disclaimer: I have an iPhone X but haven't tried to do anything with 'fast charging' yet so I can't speak to it's capabilities or lack thereof. Honestly, with my phone charging at night (nightstand), while at my desk, and while in the car, it's usually charged up enough that I could care less about charging speed.

Comes with a cable, but not an AC adapter, but you probably have a gazillion of both by now. Micro-USB connector like most of these products.
1894210
Works flawlessly with my iPhone X with an Apple leather case.  Yes, if you're sloppy about placing it on the stand, it won't charge, but anywhere reasonably close to the middle works just fine.  Charges slightly slower than with a cable, but this may be improved with the latest iOS upgrade.  I put a small piece of electrical tape over the LED to block the light.
941999
Good fit for the iPhone 6 Plus, doesn't add much more bulk than my previous (non-battery) case.  Since the case has a built-in Lightning adapter, it's convenient to be able to charge the phone and case together using a micro-USB charger.  I've been getting about 1-1 1/2 charges out of a fully-charged case.  So far, so good!
1881256
The price is right, and this dock has a feature that most are lacking: a stereo audio output (3.5mm mini phone jack) on the back. If you like to use your phone to listen to music through an external speaker system, that's a very useful addition.

One quibble: when the iPhone 4 is plugged in, a warning appears:

  This accessory is not optimized for this iPhone.
  You may experience a decrease in cellular signal strength.

I did some research on this, and it turns out that newer docks have an Apple-specified chip that the phone recognizes; this one does not. However, *it makes no difference* in my experience. Cellular reception is unaltered.

So as long as you don't mind the bogus alert when you plug in the phone (it goes away after a few seconds), this model appears to offer the best price/performance you can get in an iPhone dock.