can this be used on the back side of a cell phone to reduce slippage from ones hands?
1676360
I'm pretty sure you could. It might just take some clever cutting to match the shape of the phone. The adhesive is very strong so it might damage your phone once you decide to remove it.
1331750
Hello! I have never had issue with the phone slipping and falling for that reason. While it certainly will not hold on a severe incline or if knocked with force, there are no issues in normal activity or useage. Thanks.
204113
There is a small rubber border on the front of the case, but I'm not sure if it would keep it from sliding on a slanted surface.
1438731
Some grip, maybe. Not quite sure as I haven't put it on a surface where it may slip off. The back of the cover does seem a little more slip protectant than the rest of the phone. This morning my phone fell out of my lap onto the concrete. I picked it up, looked at my phone and case, and it was unscathed.
2108774
There is a small overage by the screen (or "lip" as you call it) and this is helpful in maintaining a firm, non-slipping grip of your phone.
959861
It's essentially on a ball joint. The freedom of movement will probably be limited to your phone actually meeting the cars dash at some extreme and useless angle.
1913396
Not with this case. I would think however that with the type of protection given to the phone, there would not be any chance of the screen cover being subjected to friction movement.
1046599
No, it's not slick or hard to hold. It allow for you to grip your phone without it slipping.
342516
Doubt it, touches are thinner, so it probably wouldn't hold in place as well. Wouldn't risk it.
1278744
I put the pads on the bottom of my phone or anything I have on the desk that way they do not slip. I would think it would work the same if your desk is glass. The pads work very well.
472697
No. It's claimed as a feature and I agree--the phone is very secure. You can set the amount of friction. I use it with a case on my iPhone 6 Plus and I have it adjusted to slide in and not move.
1798189
Back is rough. Slippage depends on your surface. I have never found slipping a problem.
674042
I am uncertain as that is not the phone I have, but I do find the pressure that it provides when holding my phone is substantial. The sides have a pressure release which tightens when you place the phone in it. I cannot imagine that wouldn't hold any type phone.
820062
shouldn't be a problem, the main thing is to have a deep enough electrical receptor so that the arm can hold in what ever position you place the arm & phone...
674040
I am uncertain as that is not the phone I have, but I do find the pressure that it provides when holding my phone is substantial.The sides have a pressure release which tightens when you place the phone in it. I cannot imagine that wouldn't hold any type phone.
2173843
My guess is yes. I needed a phone that wouldn't slip out of my back pocket and this works great. The back is slick but the rubber edges grab, especially the corners which are built a little thicker. It might depend on how much bulk you want to add to help your hold. This case is not very bulky.
873302
I'm not sure what it's for. It would be very difficult to fall exactly on that spot, but yes it could happen. I'm not worried about it cause I'm very careful with my phone anyways.