Car Seat Side Pocket Organizer, PU Leather Mini Storage Bag for Auto Door Window Console, Pen Phone Holder Tray Pouch Vehicle Seat Gap Filler for Organize Document, Registration, Notepad (Black)

Seems to hold up in the truck in the south Florida heat. And it can hold my iPhone in it. Doing goof

I stuck this next to my gearshift for loose change, I use it all the time and it's really handy. The pocket feels like thick leather and doesn't wear out and start to bend, does open up about 2-3 inches and stays which is nice. Just think about where you're going put it because it won't come off too easy.

This is much easier to use to hold my phone than those cup phone things. I really like this. I am just not sure how long it will stick. When applying it I realized there is vecro, so you can have the back stuck to the car then Velcro on the pouch so you can remove it for some reason. But when you pull the Velcro stays put and the sticky back pulls ip instead.

Placed alongside center console. Easy access, keeps my work ID hidden !Love it

high car temps in summer causes glue failure & falls off . otherwise was convenient size to hold pens, hand sanitizer, etc for the winter fall spring. too bad didn’t last thru summer. perhaps i’ll try crazy glue

well made, color is perfect, price is good. I noticed the adhesive needs to stick on a flate smooth surface to stay in place. I like it.

My Jeep has CarPlay, which I use primarily for GPS. Unlike some vehicles, that connect to CarPlay via Bluetooth, Jeep's system requires you to plug in your phone in order to use it. Unfortunately, my phone doesn't fit well in the only compartment that's close enough to the USB port. You have to place the phone on and angle, and it tends to flop around when you go around corners - not one of Jeep's best design concepts.This little pocket organizer worked out great as a way to keep my phone stable and accessible while plugged in. I tried it in a couple of different places, and eventually installed it on the driver's side of the console, so the phone could be placed just to the right of, and slightly behind my right knee when driving. It's now in a stable pocket and within easy reach.The adhesive isn't overly sticky either. So if you want to try it in a couple of different places, you don't have to be concerned about leaving a sticky residue. Whatever adhesive they use is kind of like a slightly stickier version of a 3M sticky note.

The large hook and loop patch allows for adjusting where it fits. The adhesion in a hot car so far is holding well. I wanted it to hold my cell phone and it fits in well enough at an angle that i can easily grab it out, but it stays in when opening/closing the door