Cobra Coil Review: Next-Gen Phone Charger?

[@goatslayerwp]

That pressure on the charging port is horrific. Super bad for your phone.

[@bigtank1982]

Was going to comment about that.

[@marsworld7513]

I was thinking the same.

[@chupamishuevos303]

ya that charger is going to break soon

[@PsYkoTicxxRipZz]

The pressure doesn't affect the phone just the chargers. Phones are designed so that the charger is the weak point not the phone port specially for lightning or usbc.

[@VetsRage]

That's literally the first thing I said within two seconds of seeing it, its a port breaker. lol

[@leonardcrate]

*'Bout to pop a blood vessel** "Uuuuuggghhhhh smooth as silk!!!

[@cwatson42785]

Lol

[@randomtube8226]

😂

[@tacticalkyuubi8147]

HNNNNNNNN

[@leonardcrate]

@@tacticalkyuubi8147 ???

[@ArchangelExile]

Sounds like me taking a dump.

[@LostHope...]

I wouldn’t use this because it’d put to much pressure on the charging port. Charging ports are the most abused part of the phone other than the screen.

[@Freakinreviews]

That's a good point.

[@rdizzy1]

Yeah the last 2 phones I had both were broken at the charging port.

[@robinmartz5066]

I was thinking the same thing! My charger gets a little "bent up" when I barely twist it so no. I would not use this.

[@Enchie]

@@rdizzy1 Nearly all mine as well. But I got warranties, so new phone every year or so.

[@sehranselimov2708]

It was cheaper here s3ym.Com

[@Qblaze]

My two notes here: 1) The car test flopped because you didn't have it plugged in, so the phone was free floating. There was no brace to stabilize it from tipping over when the center of gravity shifted with the momentum of the car. 2) I wouldn't use this because (as already pointed out) there's way too much stress on the charging port. If they could redesign it so that it grabbed the base of the phone and kept the stress off the port itself, then I would love it. But then there goes the cobra coil for basically any other long arm phone stand with a charging cable run along it. Potentially a very tough sell to anyone that cares about their devices.

[@zxybabydoll]

Perfectly well said, I was going to point out those 2 things specifically. I also would never use something that will clearly damage the charging port over time.

the frame of the phone would stio stress on the charger port

[@Qblaze]

@ To a small extent, but not really. Without phones being universal thickness it's impossible to make a cable/stand like this that wouldn't have the connector contort to a degree, putting stress on the charge port and pins. If it were made for a specific phone, MAYBE this wouldn't be as much of a problem, but there's still a lot of risk there.

[@Qblaze]

@ No, because if you're using an accessory that intentionally adds pressure to tiny pins and solder then you're at fault. They can only do so much to reinforce such small things.

[@Qblaze]

@ A) Not everyone has the money to be going out and buying a new phone every time one of these accessories backfires and breaks your phone. B) Taking care of your devices extends their life and reduces the amount of waste needing to be disposed of/recycled, protecting the environment and saves money. C) Electronics die fast enough in most cases because of the detrimental impact electricity has on everything it courses through, so why would you intentionally take steps that have a high chance of drastically shortening the devices life unless you're testing/reviewing the product?

[@Deepspace1insight]

The amount of stress this puts on the port makes me cringe. It will destroy your micro usb phone pretty quickly I bet

[@callesundberg]

Deepspace1insight it’s ok he’s using a iPhone, pretty much impossible to destroy the charging port

[@England91]

@@callesundberg the cpu or the gpu is more likely to blow up as Apple doesn't fix shit only 2nd/3rd party fix them...

[@dreamsrsweeter]

::grunts:: smooth as silk. OMG I'm dying. And "cords" was spelled "chords"....is it musical?

[@8jerasikapark8]

He is a musician lol

[@blingblong1]

so musical

[@mookzmom]

Yeah, I saw that too, but figured someone else would comment about that. You win. Lol (runs to get accordion)

[@cameranmanner4701]

chord is correct for this item, because it charges your usb devices. so it's really a power chord. :)

[@grahammartin8568]

@@cameranmanner4701 Really!? chord relates to circles and music not power cords

[@robsonchaves4661]

Most of the time I wouldn't even think of getting these products. But I love watching your reviews on them. You do a great job on putting things through your own tests. Keep up the great job.

[@tazs2729]

It’ll hold up for now just like my 3/4” thick coiled Phone stand after that it’ll bend down cause it’s long

[@james42519]

Car test is flawed. It needs to be plugged in to be stable. The whole point of this is to charge too. How do you not have a car charge for a phone? Everyone has a usb in car to charge at this point

[@StreslaManagement]

I agree the car test was flawed but not every car has a USB port. That could have been highlighted as a drawback by itself without the clumsy demonstration in the car.

[@lukeschneider1861]

Totally agree with you!

[@lukeschneider1861]

Samuel Smith if u have a car without a USB port then why have a car charging cable like this anyway

[@james42519]

@@StreslaManagement if you don't have usb then you get 12v adaptor that I along with a lot of others have. If you have a phone you have a way to change it in a car

[@ayekantspeylgud]

james42519 not everyone. My last car - which I gave to my parents - did not have a line in jack nor a USB port built in.

[@cmandrell]

seems you could use it for the usb fans or lights as well

[@deebailey115]

Make more like this

[@73hhK41]

Good idea. This device would work great with something lightweight.

[@compzac]

you would probably need a small modification, when you look at the bare female end of the cord it has two little plastic pegs that im guessing are to relieve stress on the USB port, those look like they would interfere with any other type of usb device used

[@donnalynn2]

If you're using a USB fan you're asking for you're phone to be turned into a paperweight. Charging ports were not designed for that. Bad idea.

[@margaretolson8182]

Thank you. You just saved me money. Love your reviews. Hope you had a great Christmas.

[@toastenbagel]

When you started editing the instructions, I lost myself a mouthful of Pepsi. Worth it!

[@thewoolycontacts]

I love this channel. Such in depth reviews. And its professional enough, but not so much as to come off like those typical lifeless manufactured KZbin channels where everything is so streamline and TV show like. It's so casual and It feels like we're just hanging out. I love it

[@QuiteDecent]

The future of charging is wireless.

[@concrete490]

Exactly my thought.

[@cwatson42785]

Not really that useful as you can't use it while charging for the most part.

[@QuiteDecent]

@@cwatson42785 Have a look at WATT on the NASDAQ. Semiconductor company out of California that's developing transmitters and receivers to charge devices from 15 feet away, seamlessly.

[@concrete490]

@@cwatson42785 yeah but the idea of a charger with the stand is more antiquated than the concept of wireless charging

[@GreenishlyGreen]

No.

[@JorgeGonzalez-yt8sy]

i don't like how it puts so much pressure on the charging port. it looks like the only thing keeping the phone in place is the torque produced between the charging port and the cobra head. the fact it won't work with cases that are any thicker than a bumper case or with any cases that protect the charging port and speakers/mic area - which is about 90% of cases - is a big thumbs down, imo.

[@prismstudios001]

Jorge Gonzalez o. Not taking my case off for that thing, and the pressure on the charge port is a bit worrying.

[@NothingXemnas]

Just days away from New Year and reviews are still released. Damn, you work hard!

[@sidbarret718]

Love the channel. Would love to see a best and worst products of Bailey's and, or the rest of your co inhabitants. Those reactions are great. Excuse me if I have missed that episode somehow.

[@AlexParkerEmcee]

Took a while to realize this was a satire channel and not actual reviews. Very veeeeery subtle, lmao well played

[@bryan1814]

That type c is for Android. Most new phones have this now.

[@vinstinct]

Yeah. There is no such thing as an "android" charger. The vast majority of all phones use Micro-usb or USB type-c. Most newer phones use USB Type-c now.

[@PneumaticFrog]

@@subduedATTITUDE yeah but that thing will bend before you get it. and then apple will say it's not a defect

[@England91]

@@subduedATTITUDE but that's still a "lightning" cable as Apple doesn't the standard usb power delivery

[@micahjohnsonboxing6409]

Naw most of the cheaper Android phones still use that. If you buy a Metro phone it'll be that if you pay under 150.

[@bryan1814]

@@micahjohnsonboxing6409 you can say Android for the USB type c if we're going with that logic, since most if not all the mid tier and high end phones come with type c.

[@mookzmom]

You take such good care of us! I’m kind of a sucker for these as seen on TV products, though I’m smarter than I was when I was younger, so I don’t waste quite as much money. But these reviews really help me decide on items I might otherwise just buy to try. During the last month I saw almost all the products you’ve shown, and smiled to myself, thinking, “Nope. Remember Freakin’ Reviews!”. Lol Thanks, and Happy New year!

[@CLIFFWILKES]

I just bought one thank you for the review now when it comes to the car thing all I did was spend a dollar and added velcro to a piece of tape I put on the back of my phone case overall as a normal stand it's great.. plus I put electrical black tape around the coil to make sure it last a long time and then also added to the cobra head a cushion so my USB port wont ever break.. well possibly ever break lol highly recommend thanks again for the video 👍👍💯😁

[@JRC54]

Maybe would have worked a little better in the car if it was plugged into a USB port to kind of stabilize it.

[@commercialinterruption3708]

Thanks for not having 15 second unskippable ads.

[@JustinY.]

Watch that thing spontaneously combust while you aren't looking

[@Erythry]

Im gay

[@familyfriendly7418]

Justin Y. Why are our KZbin video preferences so similar?

[@lukey391]

Ghee your cool commenting on everything.

[@oofig]

@@familyfriendly7418 he's on everything I stg

[@XxAeroxXable]

@@familyfriendly7418 He follows

[@Mountaindewdewable]

I love your videos, I’ve probably seen all of them. You should do more tech reviews

[@josejimenez2121]

How about using it as a phone mount to take pictures? Wrap it around a chair arm or pole to take a picture.

[@MarkP]

I think if your vehicle had a USB port close enough to plug it into, that would help with the "gripping" issue. The plug-in would hold it in place enough for you to adjust it's position. Just a thought. But overall I still find this item to be useless for me.

[@demcomp]

I hate when the chords get tangled. I always have that problem in music! My Chords are always tangled... A7 always gets mixed up with B Major :)

[@BokkieXO]

Oh, my gosh, James! I was so worried for your USB ports when it was just using that as a pressure point to stand up! That would probably not be an ideal situation over time for the port. Also, your leather jacket sounded awesome in the car! Cameraman is always so helpful. I saw his hand jut out to help the phone before it fell over. You guys are awesome. And your bedroom setup is like an as seen on TV dream! If only you had the clapper for the light! -Forever fan!

[@pseudonymity0000]

That thing is going to strain the hell out of your charging port. Do not use this thing unless the plug fits in parallel to the phone. Otherwise, your charge port will fall prey to flexion and it will eventually, A. become unsoldered, or B. (The most likely scenario), rip the pads right off the board.

naw the mettle frame would prevent that.

[@compzac]

@ Hes got it right, the metal frame, if your talking about the shell of the phone aids nothing in the charging port, if your talking about the frame of the port will also be completely soldered to the board as well, look at connectors when they aren't soldered to the device and you'll see that the frame is soldered to the same point as the pins themselves, this has been the case for years even with connectors from the 60s.

[@concrete490]

Of the future? Next-gen? Wireless charging is more futuristic and next-gen than this device. It just has a very adjustable stand. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽👏

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

Only took apple 5 years to add it lmao

[@mjc0961]

CONCRETE Disagree. Wireless charging in its current form is quite frankly crap. Put a bulky pad or dock on your desk and leave it there. If you don't place the phone just so, you don't get full charging speed. It generates more heat, which is bad for battery life. And it's less efficient, taking longer to charge. When there's real wireless charging - meaning it charges in my pocket or in my hands without my having to do anything - then I'm in. But the "wireless charging" we have now is more like dock charging and it sucks, and I'm not going to use it. That said, I'm not going to use this piece of crap cobra thing either.

[@concrete490]

@@mjc0961 yeah but the idea of a charger with the stand is more antiquated than the concept of wireless charging

[@kristee8402]

I've had a wireless charger for 2? years now. Haven't had any problems with my phone. Now that you bring up ipads, I wonder how the cobra would have held up to that (prolly not well)

[@ditc2103]

The King 👑 of Product reviews! ✌🌟👍🙌

[@TheRealConcertKing]

I noticed a pretty fun design flaw right away. The micro-usb connector is backwards, so if you go to plug it into your phone, that big plastic back piece is blocking the screen of your phone.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

For the car USB test where you didn't have the USB, a better test would have been to have him hold the phone by the charger end (just the tip) whilst the same hand was against the dash so it would react somewhat with the bounces and turns the vehicle took. It wouldn't have been a perfect test, since it would also have been a test to see if it would stay in the USB port during all this, but it would at least have tested to see if the twists and turns would flex the cable itself.

[@dominicchallenger5880]

That was very Mel Brooks kinda funny smooth as silk lmao👍 Great channel ,you have saved me a few bucks since I've subscribed. Many thanks.

[@flyingpandapants3355]

The crooked one plus wall charger in the bed scene plugged into an iPhone is funny😂

[@mckenziedance28]

Awww good morning Bailey!

[@ImigrentfromMars]

the in car test ..... it needs to be plugged in that keeps it from moving around the base is not stable I think it will work way better if the base is plugged in so its stable . maybe just hold the bottom end against the gear shift with your hand to hold it stable like it would be if it were plugged in.

[@ralphmom31]

Android grew up to the type c... I hate it when people say micro is android

[@Freakinreviews]

My sincerest apologies for such offensive language.

[@concrete490]

Android is the software not the hardware.

[@Zark-Muckerberg]

@@concrete490 As is iOS.

[@bl4ynem]

Most Android phones use micro USB. Some newer ones use C. And if you go back far enough, you might find one that uses USB mini.

[@concrete490]

@@Zark-Muckerberg I was just saying that the software isn't the reason they use one type of port over the other.

[@alanminne8185]

Anyone else want to see a collab of Freakin' Reviews and Vivian Tries? Epic!

[@8jerasikapark8]

Hope you & your family had a great Christmas!

[@jillianburke2]

Smooth as silk! 😂😂😂 I would be scared that after a while the pressure from holding the phone like that might mess up the charging port.

[@coondogtheman]

I think they should have made an adjustable holder for your phone, something that can go around the phone body and can adjust wider or narrower depending on your phone and then plug into the USB. I may have a use for this like for the many USB lights I have. My walmart seems to have the same as seen on TV products they had six months ago, latest thing is the gecko camera.

[@some1somewhere13]

I bought a very similar product from a facebook ad back in 2015. No interchangeable heads, and a hand instead of a cobra back. Almost identical, but included 2 or 3 plastic sticky things that the coil could hook into that were supposed to stick to your car's dash to help stabilize it. Needless to say, still did not work very well. I used for maybe a week, then tossed it. Also, even without a case, did not fit my phone too well, as android devices vary in shape and sizes!

[@AlichinoAi]

I’m not lying when I say I only trust your reviews on products. Thanks a million !

[@williamtufts3600]

I wonder if in the car if it would be more stable if the Usb was plugged in?

[@Ribeye-Roaster]

James I hope you get millions of subs, you deserve tbem

[@blinkshadown]

3:00 Idk why would you, but you are also watching a video on your phone when your laptop is next to it hahaha

[@joshuagray6061]

I sometimes watch NFL games on my phone while using my PC. Getting them to stream full quality on my PC would require an additional paid service if done legitimately. It could also be good for people who don't have two monitors but are using full screen applications, such as games.

[@Jahomie07]

As always, great video. It seems like a headache removing the case and adjusting the coil. I'd like to make a suggestion for 2 future videos. Ninja Foodi and Power smokeless grill.

[@adamwinchell3833]

I would say that the car mount position would have something to hold on to, only if it was plugged in. That’s kind of the point I think. 🤔

[@jeyzong101]

good product review, very honest and i like it

[@cbirdman]

If you actually plugged it in a port, it would have something to hold onto in your car.

[@TomMaynard--TCM--]

James, how about "chords" vs "cords" -- a musician should have spotted that error! But, yeah, those instructions s*ck.

[@Freakinreviews]

Hah I didn't even finish proofing that atrocity, but apparently I missed it!

[@larrybothe8246]

I was scrolling through the comments looking to see if anyone else caught it-as long as we’re correcting stuff. LOL The review was great though! Thnx. I won’t be wasting any money on this device. There would be too much stress on the iPhone’s (or any other) port.

[@cheekypasta55]

This is the internet man. You can say suck.....lol

[@ZacBobisKing]

SUCK IS NOT SWEARING

[@nievespalomino8583]

Thanks so much for your review 💕

[@redpanda_ann]

The balance issue is just basic physics and center of mass and in the car the usb would tether it better so you can’t really count that too much

[@TheTreyBlue]

8:20 James White is livin' in the future with all these products

Coming: As Seen On Tv House

[@ebonimom6964]

Bailey is the best alarm. My dog wakes me at 5:45am ON THE DOT every morning to take her on a walk. Then I have my Echo as a secondary alarm. I don't use my phone because my charging port is broke so I have to use a wireless charger and I do not have an outlet next to my bed. So my phone is usually halfway across the room.

[@Twinkerbella]

Best part of the review for this gadget is Bailey! I'll take a Bailey over a gadget any day...

[@SethDevananta]

@2:55 well i watch video in my phone while I'm working on my tasks when i have to open multiple program on my laptop. (Example: MS Word on the left tab. Chrome on the top right and bottom left tab for references to type)

[@rsALEX]

I think it would be great for video chatting while doing HW, as a second display to see twitch chat while streaming, and maybe just to watch a video on to save screen realestate while doing other stuff on a laptop.

[@IMDARKFIRE007]

You should get a 5 dollar handle for that tumbler on Ebay, I have the Rocky Mountain too and it works great. As for this thing, it looked like it plugged in at an angle when you did it, potentially damaging the prong or the port... (2:08) Even if that isn't the case, it just strikes me as gimmicky.

[@muzerhythm2242]

Great review! Always love when you do stress tests! Love your alarms: Alarm 1....phone. Alarm 2...Bailey.😁

[@egyptian_noob]

straight roasting these chinese companies 😂

[@ArmadusMalaysia]

Grammar correction presentation was my favourite part.

[@malagastehlaate230]

I would think that if you had it plugged in the dash in say the lighter spot on many cars that would "anchor" it to work in the car... but IMO having one of those magnet things in the air vent works just great so wouldn't really see a use there... now maybe if you were using it as a holder so you could record yourself doing something that might be OK... but I don't do any of that.

[@soph7676]

I think having some sort of USB plug in your vehicle would make a world of difference! You should have purchased the lighter converter thing so you could have plugged it in

[@drinkwater7632]

saw this on your instagram posts and liked each one of thems :D

[@HerraAAV3]

I think it could be possible to use in a car, if it has an usb port to work as "fixing point". Kind of like in the bedroom scenario, where pluggin it in the wall gave it more stability.

[@Cammi_Rosalie]

NAH! I'll pass on that one too. Any shift in weight or postition translates directly to the port on the phone. Then that head pressing against it creating an unusual leverage on it. regular use of about a week or two and you'll be breaking the port off of the board in the phone. BAD idea. Thanks for another freakin' review! ♥

[@amzarnacht6710]

Oh, that flawed design is *SO* easy to fix. The upright needs to have a method to move back, then ratchet forward to provide pressure/support. Like a zip-tie or those ratcheting belts you reviewed.

[@jdisdetermined]

Is it fast charge compatible for Samsung devices?

[@MrBomasBalloons]

I bought something similar for my car. It came with a velcro-type double stick tape to put on the car dash and the back of the phone to keep it in place. It still didn't work well.

[@MrBomasBalloons]

And yes, I did have it plugged into the car charging port and it still didn't work well. The point of this type of thing is to be able to position the phone wherever you want. But then having to velcro it to the dash removes this flexibility. It was dumb.

[@MrBomasBalloons]

Plus the velcro tape came off the dash when the car got really hot.

[@pixietwitch]

I will be interested to see your 6 month update on this. Mostly to see how it's charging capability holds up over time for the price. We have a cat that enjoys chewing through the small, electrical lines (i.e. phone chargers, headphones, speakers, etc...).

[@kwattigor]

One thing I didn't hear u talk about is the stress it puts on the phones charge port and I've seen more then a few phones unable to charge properly due to the port being severely g from weight or stress being putt on the cord while it's plugged in

[@RndomFX]

the cobra holder if it has a car port connection that is what holds it steady. its useful for like using your phone light to hold it into position/etc. nothing special...but useful. and the reason you would have your phone next to your lappy to watch a video/etc is if you are watching two videos. for instance if you had a security feed from your phone on, while watching a movie on the lappy. etc. just sayin.

[@workingoutslayer]

Most people I know have a pop socket or one of the ring backings (I have the ring) and you can buy sticker holder things that attach to various surfaces like in a car with no problem

[@workingoutslayer]

Seems a little redundant is all I mean. And you don’t need those things to be plugged in

[@minysmith9043]

I bet I'll still have to find that "sweet spot" once it starts doing that thing. Lol

[@nerys71]

because video does not have to be big but WORK does need to be big. so you can WORK on your laptop and use the phone as a secondary video screen. I REALLY do not like the pressure it puts on the phone jack. That would freak me out as on most phones those are hard or reasonably impossible to fix. I don't know if you did that on purpose or not the the alignment of you and you in the screen was pretty sweet! in the car its not going to work not plugged in. it has nothing to "anchor" it. on your bed similar issue. you have to have an understanding of "center of mass" if the phone is not over the center of the coil your center of mass is off your center of balance and its going to tip. The instructions really should explain this thought some can just intuit it. BTW LOVE your studio setup. gorgeous lighting excellent audio and super clean and slick. Nice!

the app i would use is duet display and the frame of phone will prevent the charger breaking

[@JR_Photography1]

Which company does use the Micro USB upside down?

[@lightbearer1550]

What do you mean? You mean the teeth facing towards the back of the phone? If so then that's Samsung

[@JR_Photography1]

@@lightbearer1550 upside down

[@osofly1877]

Hi I've been looking for a table like that for my bed. Like the one you have for the last test can you tell me what it is... Thanks

[@fen4554]

Hey a product that puts undue stress on the connection port. That will end well.

[@saberradioproductions]

When you know the people in the background when hes at the park cause you go there every day to walk your dogs

[@nassermadridi]

Very Good content and and excellent presentation as usual man. Keep it up

[@rickseiden1]

I think it didn't work in the car because it wasn't plugged into anything. It needs to be plugged in to secure one end.

yeah and around the shifter not a good idea

[@Austin.D]

I don't see how it being plugged in would help it stay balanced

[@rickseiden1]

@@Austin.D if it is plugged in, that end isn't free to move around. Something is keeping it in place. When he goes around a corner, there is resistance to it tipping over.

[@PropKnucklesFPV]

Needs to be designed where it will hold the phone good, then plug into it to charge. This will destroy the charging port

[@goobydntfear]

the return of cameraman!

[@Jpa5551]

I purchased something like it with a clamp to do the alarm clock thing and it drops to the ground sometimes. I also get it stolen by the kids bent or twisted and i stopped using it I just place my phone on the table like I used to.

[@jamesmartin1895]

thx for the review, almost got it for the car

[@0ctothorp]

This could easily be fixed with a clip for your phone and a normal phone cable sticking out so there isn't any stress on your phone charging port.

[@kittykats785]

Interesting product I don't like the idea that you have to keep on taking off your cover of your phone I wouldn't want to keep on doing that happy New year James hugs

[@shawnrodgers2180]

I use to have a book light that coiled like the cobra coil does

[@edtrenn557]

This is awesome. Now its a good night.

[@SATAMonkeys]

Don't mean to be that guy but the connector you called "Android" is actually called micro-usb. Most Android's now days use type c.

[@monicavega3855]

Right! a lot of devices use micro USB it's not just Android but yeah USB type-c is primarily used by Android nowadays at least on upper end ...

[@freddie1991d]

After seeing to charger end, all I could see is the GI Joe Cobra Logo, lol

[@lhoffmann6537]

It looks like the phone is secured by means of the device putting pressure against the charging port. That's a terrible idea. The connections will become loose in no time. If you're lucky, only the charger will be affected but I've seen the carging connections on phones go bad because of excess pressure on them.

the frame of the phone will prevent that but what ever floats ur boat go ahead

[@aidangreenfield3374]

That happened to my phone, and I had to get it replaced

@@aidangreenfield3374 :O Dang

[@DCROSS67]

I hope someone improves on this products concept. I like the idea of a form-able,flex conduit style shielded charging cable but this one seems to fall a little short. I don't think the risk to the charging port of the phone is as worrisome as other comments try to make it be. The phone end of the charger has the "Cobra Head" backing plate which should take most of the stress off of the port itself unless you have the face of the phone pointed downward while on this charger. Who would use it at this angle? The limited Amazon reviews seem to indicate that the inability of this product to fit some Phones/Cases is the biggest issue. Thanks for the review!

[@KainOfNosgoth]

The coil is weak. Phone weight can break the charging port.

[@scottythompson940]

did the cobra coil phone stand and charger as sen on tv work good james white

[@adrianarencibia1408]

Hey James White can you review the kitchen Takumi's knife please.

[@4lifejeph]

Thumbs up for the Hoosier shirt.