Phone Mount for Car, Rear View Mirror Phone Holder, Rotatable and Retractable Phone Holder for Car Compatible with iPhone Samsung All 4-7 Inch Cell Phones

Fit my rearview mirror
I really liked this rearview mirror holder because it was more streamlined than one I had purchased before. Because it emwas less bulky it fit on my rearview mirror and works great. Does exactly what I wanted it to do.

IT WORKS JUST RIGHT
It does what it’s designed for. . . Gets the I-phone (or the GPS ) exactly where you want it: off the console, the window, or the top of the instrument panel. Hanging from the rear-view mirror-DISCREETLY- “in the air” & to the Side where the eye easily finds it. All parts fully adjustable to fit anyone. At about the cost of a New York bagel! For me, it is a perfect answer to what was an always niggly little annoyance. Fairly easy to remove or transfer, I find that it adds ease and pleasure to driving. A well thought out product.

Love this product. Has worked and held up for over a year
Very pleased. Make sure you measure for your vehicle. Have one in our truck and car. Both have held up remarkably well. Have had over a year and still working great, not loose hasn’t broken. Would buy again if the need arose.

Went from 5 stars to 2 stars
This is my second and last edit. I decided to try to change the angle of the phone mount so that the phone wouldn’t flop forward, but when I took it down, I was unable to adjust one of the arms. I had adjusted it before–with great difficulty–but this time it wont budge at all. So I’ve decided this thing is just WAY too much trouble. It gets out of adjustment so easily, but if you try to fix while driving, you risk making the mirror fall off. Rearview mirrors simply were not meant to have anything this heavy hanging from them, much less something that needs adjustment by pressing upwards. Sending it back and going back to my old vent-blocking model.————–I am editing this review right away and knocking off a couple stars. What I wrote below was when I first received it and was so excited about how well it SEEMED it would work. Problem was, I hadn’t taken a test drive yet. As soon as I started driving, my phone flopped forward. My fiddling, trying to get it to stay made the entire review mirror fall off. I was able to get to a gas station where a policeman helped me get it back up. He said it’s probably too much weight on the mirror.My husband and I then went on a day trip and had a lot of difficulty switching between my phone and his phone in the holder. What I came to realize is that any upward motion in adjusting this holder can make the review mirror fall off.That center post that supports the phone cannot be pulled down as I show in the photos: your phone has to fit under that little protrusion (in the circled area in the first photo) in order to keep the phone from flopping forward. Well let me tell you that taking your phone out and putting it back in several times can making everything get out of adjustment. And believe me, you don’t want to be adjusting this thing while you’re driving.We are a little iffy now about keeping it but my RAV4 just doesn’t have a good place to put a phone. And since we live in the South where it gets blazing hot all Summer, a suction cup holder just won’t work. So I may end up keeping it because of lack of any other choice–that is, now that we have decided we don’t want to block a vent anymore.One thing I just did was to put a rubberband around that center post to add a little extra security to keep my phone from flopping forward. Haven’t tried it out yet, but I hope it helps. We may just refrain from ever using my husband’s larger phone in it.Initial review:I just got this today and wanted to write down how the installation went before I forget. It took me quite a while to fiddle with all the components and get it placed properly. The fiddling actually caused my rearview mirror to fall off! So now I know how to reinstall a rearview mirror on a 2017 RAV4. So that this doesn’t happen to you, I would suggest you try to get it all adjusted before hanging it. Or if you see something needing to be adjusted, take it down and adjust it, then put it back up to check. If you have the same vehicle as I do, you won’t need to widen the hanger–just leave the two sides all the way towards the center.What I really had trouble with was pulling out those 4 “arms” that grab the mirror. It takes some force but you want to be gentle as well since the whole thing doesn’t feel that sturdy: feels like the pieces could break easily if forced. But here’s what happened: I finally got those arms pulled out all the way then slipped the whole thing around the mirror and pushed the grips close up against the mirror –Voila!–but then realized, What the heck? I’ll never be able to adjust the mirror at night with bright headlights behind me! I was really disappointed at thinking there was no way around it and I’d have to send it back.BUT I took the whole thing off again, pulled the arms back out with difficulty, and then put it back on, making sure the lever for the rearview mirror was in FRONT of the phone holder. What I had to do to allow it to be functional was tighten the grips at the TOP of the mirror but not at the bottom. That kept the contraption on firmly AND allowed me to move the lever back and forth. Hooray!So if you don’t want to have to fiddle with all this and risk having your mirror fall out, try adjusting all this before hanging. And be sure you use the handy levers in the back that let you easily open and close over your mirror.Photos show 1) comparison with vent-blocking holder, 2) where to make sure your mirror lever is, 3) showing that it holds my husband’s larger, heavier phone with ease. [EDIT: I was wrong about that. It has to be tucked under the protrusion at the top in order to keep flopping forward which it seems to do anyway.]

excellent pour l’utilité dont il est vendu et son prix

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