Best phone tripod for filming?

I use this. It comes with a universal phone holder
Most tripods targeted as “phone tripods” come with a universal phone holder.
 

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Extremely long cos there’s so many different products on the platform

Pretty much all of that url is specifying things about the current session. For example, there appears to be extremely specific data about the current search and search bar contents. The actual product ID is a 10-character alphanumeric code. The one that 1x1 wrh sent can be shortened to: amazon.com/gp/product/B09TQY66NH, with B09TQY66NH being the product ID (or ASIN, as Amazon calls it). Assuming they allow all combinations of numbers and uppercase letters (many websites, like YouTube for video URLs, automatically check for bad words and re-roll the URL if one shows up), there can be about 3,656,158,440,062,976 unique products. [cut tangent about how they likely generate these IDs here]


Thank you for coming to this edition of someone says something about a thing ProStar is interested in and thus unintentionally causes him to go into a tangent that no one cares about
 
Mirror Blocks/Bump Cubes make good tripods: Just do y M2 F2 M2 on them (starting orientation with the largest cubie at FDL). Then position your phone diagonally through the slots. If you have a 5x5 or similar, you can back it up with that. Use a bit of Blu Tack on the base of the cube or even on the phone if you want even more stability.
 
Apologies - I'm not sure how I stumbled on this thread and thought it was from March this year. Might have tapped on a "See what you have missed" email on my phone and then somehow this one popped up into my view. Anyway, mirror blocks are sturdy and are less likely to tip over during a comp solve.
 
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