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Mechanism, the mount-your-handheld-anywhere company, now lets you vote on future products.

Want to tell Siri (no, not that Siri, I mean the goofy guy below) what he should make next? You could already suggest ideas on Discord, but now there’s a Feedbear page to vote up ideas.

My existing fav is the do-it-all Phone Mount that I’ve featured here before, though I’m very tempted by the ball joint adapter and the gaming pillow. I’m also overdue to write about the very good sling bag.

a neck mount ball joint gooseneck arm holds a Steam Deck above one’s head in bed
Image: Mechanism
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