Would this be good to: permanently stick to a nightstand etc, but inserting and removing an iPhone cord on a daily basis to keep from falling behind?
2031526
As long as you aren't too aggressive when removing the cord, you'll be fine. I used these for that exact purpose and only had them fall off when I pulled a little too hard on the cord. If putting them on a wood surface, they will pull up splinters when you remove it.
2031527
Definitely. I use it everywhere I have charging cables. I even run my aux cables in the car through these so they are not all over the place.
2221978
I don't see why not. It's not something that is heavy, so you shouldn't have a problem. Just to be sure though, I would recommend you follow the instructions and allow the adhesive to dry 24 hours before so it can be stuck on real good. I used it to hold a device from my headset and it stays on very well. I don't have a problem with it falling off.
1670979
It's been my experience that the cord tends to "swivel" from the horizontal to vertical position. But I don't think that it really matters because it's performing it's function of keeping the cord in place in either position. I leave it there permanently. It's too much trouble to remove and re-insert the cord and I feel that doing so would put excessive wear on it. I hope that this addresses your question.
461476
No. An iPhone sits back in one direction. It cannot safely hold any device.
342516
Doubt it, touches are thinner, so it probably wouldn't hold in place as well. Wouldn't risk it.
1615400
No there only good for holding cords still. The adhesion is not strong enough to support constantly moving cords
1615404
Probably not. I don't think the adhesive would hold up well, and even if you glued them in place, I don't think they would last. They really are not constructed to have cords constantly placed in them and pulled out. They work well for placing a cord and leaving it.
452083
Fortunately the whole thing lays flat when your fingers aren't in it, so it adds almost no thickness to your phone. It should fit right into your pocket or holster. Frequently removing it seems a bad idea. Not only would the adhesive probably weaken, but how would you keep the sticky surface clean while it is loose?
1347138
You are exactly right and that is a drawback, the only one I can think of. My laptop has little "feet" that help to hold it in place but it still slides off from time to time. I've been looking for a small piece of silicone or rubber to prevent that issue but for me it hasn't been a deal breaker; it was for my daughter though. Good luck!
370430
you would be able to move it over a touch to add your headphone or audio out wire with out loosing functionality . Now ever the charge cord is a different story unless you install it landscape vs up and down . this stays where you put it amazingly well . I would attach the nexus landscape &lt;----&gt; this way then twist it horizontal . it should not move as it grips it very well . anything smaller then a nexus 7 i would not suggest attaching it as the tension probably would not hold it horizontal without it falling .
2205802
No adhesive, weighted to stay on desktop, cords pull up and out easily . I think gravity would work against you if you use it upside down.
1787973
Yes, I do it every night with the lights off. It's a tight fit if your phone is new but there is a slight click when seated. I found it was helpful to add a sound effect when start charge to know it's seated properly.It's not weighted so you will need double sided tape added for one hand removal.
1006048
You could but it would be very clumsy, the wall mount would "bounce" around as you stretched the cord to your hair. I suppose if you had drawer very close and high you could fasten it in there so not to have it visible but then...how to plug in unless you did each time. Then it would be easier just get a hand held dryer. So, NO is my answer!
71827
I would think so since the iphone is smaller. My wife's iphone seem to be small enough that it looked like it did not really need the rubber X to stablize it. If you like to keep the iphone horizontal then I would go with the X version so it keeps it in that position. If you dont mind it staying in the vertical position then I think the middle version without the rubber X would work great. The magnet is very strong so it will have no issues with the iphone.
1790130
It's sticky for the first month or two. Even at its stickiest, I don't think it could handle a device much heavier than an iPhone with a cord tugging at it unless it had a lot if surface area making contact. After a couple months, thus thing loses it's stickiness. I even tried to clean it, but it doesn't spear to be as good as it was new.
805902
Yeah it'll work, worst case scenario, you can cut the fabric on the bottom a little bit to get the cord out. My biggest gripe is that the touch screen is sortve difficult to use (say you're going for a run, and want to change the music, better off taking the phone out of the band)
832298
I have mine permanently plugged into my car console so I don't mess with it much, but it seems to lay flat and doesn't kink like the cords do. Worth it for me since my others have gotten broken that way.