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Compatible phone/case/cable: Phone : Samsung S23 Ultra Case : Spigen Tough Armor Cable : PZOZ magnetic USB The phone is pretty large and heavy. It's definitely possible to print the model out as is and add padding on the holder's sides to fit smaller phones. But I'd suggest checking out the modeling steps/tips to make your own for a better fit and more compact and slimmer appearance. Modeling guide/tips is at the bottom of the page. Summary: The idea is to have a place to put my phone in the car. It allows easy phone-to-car connection/disconnection via USB cable, doesn't take much space, and hides the phone from direct sunlight. Because it's out of the sunlight, and sits pretty low in the car, I made it out of PLA. But PETG would likely be safer. My last one, which is made for a S10 Plus, was made of PLA as well. it didn't suffer any change in its shape after 3 years in service. The top temp averages to 90F or 32C at where I live. The holder is mounted on the lower dash cover. There's a compartment available for phone charging in the 10th gen Civic in front of the shifter. However, that space is not well suited for leaving large phones like a S23 Ultra connected with a cable though, despite the car doesn't support wireless Android Auto. With the phone in the holder. The holder is mounted onto the bottom side of the dash cover with heavy duty double sided mounting tape. USB cable is routed underneath the dash cover The cable is secured with adhesive cable clips onto the backside of the dash cover. It's then connected to the main USB port linked to the head unit which the wired Android Auto requires. Dry fitting the cable in the case Before gluing the cases together, do a dry fit. I had to modify the cable clamp a bit due to a 0.1mm measuring mistake during modeling (this has been fixed in the model uploaded). The USB cable need to be glued onto the cable clamp part. Preferably with something strong when cured but still removable like a B7000 or D6000 glue. For refere