Bathroom Shower Phone Holder/Mount

I like to listen to music while taking a shower and I was looking for a way to mount my phone inside the bathroom so I can control the volume or change the music while showering. This is especially useful if you listen to music on YouTube and you know how those ads pops up and it sucks if you cant access your phone to skip the ads because you are inside the shower and that usually kills the vibe and might be the same for you. You can even watch a movie while your taking a shower if you want lol. I mounted the phone up a good distance to avoid any moisture getting on the phone. I made this phone holder to use in my bathroom but it can be used anywhere around the house. This works really well for my use case and I hope it works great for you too. If your having any issues please let me know. Cheers!!

Just a warning. If you decide to use your phone inside the shower while taking a shower you run the risk of moisture damage to your device or damage from dropping your device on the floor. If you do not want to run that risk of damaging your device then I would advice you to not use this inside the shower or anywhere that can damage your device. Not because this works well for me doesn't mean it will work for you, use at your own risk.

This phone holder fits my Samsung Galaxy s23+ and also fits my wife iPhone 14 Pro max with the phone case on the phone and it still had some space so it might be able to fit other phone sizes. The phone holder can slide in and out of the wall mount attachment and you can also rotate to landscape if you prefer that way.

You will need 4 M3x8mm button head screws and 4 M3 nuts, you might be able to use M3x10 which should work. You will also need 3 Command Strips(Large Recommended) to attach the back plate inside the shower.

Everything was printed in PLA at 0.2 layer height. The space between the attachment part and back plate is 0.2mm and fits nice and snug. The Phone holder part has built in support so no need to add supports unless you want to use the slicer support instead, you can download the file that doesn't have support and make sure to print everything flat, you can check the photos I uploaded a few showing the print orientation. When you attach the command strips you can use a good amount of pressure when applying to the wall but don't use too much force. The reason I decide to use command strips is because that's what I had laying around and it works really well so far no issues.

No support needed for this model.