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Unviersal Car Windshield Mount Holder for AT&T HTC 8925 Tilt Smartphone By Ikross

Product features

  • Easily attach & secure suction cup to windshield without tools. Suitable for all cars.
  • Adjust the flexible Goose Neck any way you would like to suit your needs.
  • Extra-firm gooseneck absorbs vibration and provide stable viewing platform.
  • Custom designed holder fit perfectly and holds your phone securely.
  • Powerful suction cup, can be fitted both for car and desk. Angle can be adjustable for easy veiwing.
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Product description

Include: Holder & Flexible Goose Neck with Suction Cup. Hit the road with our new Car Windshield Mount Holder. Have clear visibility of your phone data and fingertip access to your critical applications while traveling.

User reviews

  its OK, 2008-08-27
It was a decent product for the money but it was not what I was hoping for.

  Not Sticky, 2008-07-21
The product is well built and holds the phone without overtight grip. Quick release is good feature and the flexible (wire) hose support works well for putting it in any position. Charger cord routing was fine.

** However, it's all for naught because the suction cup doesn't work well on the interior plastic of my car. It stayed attached a few days near my radio but now just falls off in a few minutes. It possibly works better on the glass but that may not be what you want.

  Could have been great., 2008-06-01
Great idea for the application. Poor performance of the four retaining screws threaded into the rear of the unit.The screws pulled out of the plastic upon rotation of the unit upon installation.This movement would be expected when adjusting the holder, especially upon first install. The screws actually did not fail it was the plastic threaded portion.The amount of force required to bend the support neck at a the perpendicular is enough to unseat the screws.I did not get my $7.95 out of this product. Be careful.
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  Not good, not recommended, 2008-04-27
Highly don't recommend this product. Cheaply made (get what you pay for). The teeth of the grasper are cheaply made and seems to strip very easily. But the worst is the suction cup....after just 3 times trying to adjust/install it on my windshield the whole lever mechanism broke apart. Completely useless. Had to jury rig another comtraption to hold my ATT tilt instead. DON'T BUY THIS.

  Excellent Phone Enhancement, 2008-03-24
I couldn't believe the low price of this product. There are several reasons that I needed my Tilt visable when driving - including its built-in GPS feature. This product made it possible. Tools like the Tilt are great for business - products like this make them more useful.



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