Does this have a "release phone" button/feature? How hard is it to get your phone out of the mount? Can it be done single-handed?
1504755
It's really easy to get out. One of the sides that holds the phone in place slides out and allows you to pull the phone from the holder. The sliding side never loosens, though, so my phone has never fallen out. It can totally be single handed, I usually just grab it and run. The first time I stuck the device on my car it did fall off though, I just had to stick it back on and press even harder. Hasn't called off since.
1504756
There is no release button, but it is easy enough to move the clip away from the phone with one hand. I would recommend it.
1504757
No release button, but it can easily be removed with one hand by pushing the phone against the spring loaded jaw of the grip. The grip jaw locks open when extended, and releases to grip the phone the next time you place the phone in it, by way of a small button in the center which the phone case triggers to release the open grip, allowing it to clamp back onto the phone.
1504758
Doesn't have a release but it's easy to take out. The left side extends outwards. You can do it singlehandedly.
1504759
No release- just pull it out- it's just tight enough to hold it- it can be adjusted to almost any angle
1504760
No release button, but very easy release. The side grips hold tight via a spring grip, but release easily with a simple pull
1504761
No its very easy all you have to do is push open the arms that hold the phone in and after they will slip right back into place and thats it I really LUV this..
1067704
yes, it has a mount and a button, I would not recommend it , everyone thought it was my cell phones ring tone
1077870
It's not easy, but I took my nail and slid in the corner of the top of the phone and it popped right off, after I lifted and pulled a bit. Hope this helps!
1452730
You mean how to take it off? I just tried it on mine -- I pushed/pried back on the top left corner of the case and it will eventually pop off the phone, and you can then pop the phone the rest of the way out.
1790803
Piece of cake. The mount had a magnetic component that interacts with the iPad in the same way the smart cover does, and holds it up. To take it down, you just pop the magnetic seal, and it comes right out.
1361081
Just fix and tight the mount untill you can move the phone with some pressure, then just move the phone to the right or left. The car mount release system is different from the bike/running release system. Hope it help, works great for me!
665161
There are two arms into the vent on springs. Each can be removed separately. Under the arm there is a tab you can reach - pull it forward, then push the arm in slightly and that will free it it be lifted up and out. Then do the same on the other arm. For more clarity, you might remove the cell phone holder first so you can the the arms and tab more easily.
1443264
You can sort of rotate the case, like from portrait to landscape, but not change the general angle of the mount once it is in place. You could mount the phone vertically (so that the camera is facing forward) but then you wouldn't be able to see the screen. It does come off the mount pretty easily, but I think you would have to be stopped and use two hands.
732759
There are 2 clips that you have to kinda flip open over the side and at the top. They are oval looking. Then once you have them loosened, you slide your phone in/out. I know it is hard to take it off. The black rubber part just slides off the phone.
1077872
The phone just snaps in and out. Fairly easy to get off if you pull it off on the side of the phone with no buttons.
1115890
I guess that would depend on how dexterous you are. The spring tension is pretty strong so it might be easier to take the mount off to remove the phone. The way I have it set up is that the mount is holding a Google Qi wireless charger, and the magnets in the charger hold my Nexus 5 phone. If I were taking my phone in and out of the Kenu directly, several times a day, I would probably find that annoying. Hope that helps.
550212
I know I've answered this before but can't find the answer now. Hold the phone sideways with the top of the phone to your right and the display facing you. The left edge of the case will be facing "UP". Press both thumbs against the left edge of the case, now at the top and the case should pop off slightly, mostly from your left thumb. Once it's popped off, you can pull the phone out relatively easily.
1060221
The two clasps that lock the top are somewhat hard to turn. I don't think it's difficult to remove the phone once the clasps are open. hth.
354534
yes you can remove your phone with one hand. Say you set up your phone side-way and have the spring-loaded spring pieces on top, simply lift your phone up then slide the lower end of your phone out. The clamps are strong enough to hold your phone in place but you don't need much strength to push against the spring mechanism. My wife can do it with one hand. I always have my case on, never take it off.
2247876
It was challenging and there's no easy way. I pulled the sides of the case away from the phone as I pressed on the camera lens behind the phone. It popped out after a few tries. That's the best I can give you, good luck with that.
1076941
You can take the phone out of the case without removing the case from the armband. I haven't tried doing so while the band is actually fastened to my arm, and I haven't had cause to do so. In theory, it's possible.
97591
It's as easy to remove as any other bike mount is. Whether that be for a bell, speedometer, light, what have you. You can probably remove the part that holds the phone fairly easy as that was pretty easy to install. I guess at the end of the day, it's a calculated risk. I think people would be more likely to go after the phone itself rather than the mount.