I recently received this item and expected a snugger fit on the vent. It comes off the vent when I remove the phone.Will it lose its grip?
1975558
One set of grooves is wide, and the other is tight. Try the tighter one. I have not noticed any degradation in grip performance. I'm fact, the tight groove is still VERY tight.
1975559
Similar to others, easily resolved by just using both hands, high % of time unit will stay in place.
1975560
I have had no problems to date on various automobiles. There are two widths of rubber grips so make sure you are using the right size for the vent you are mounting to.There is a bit of a trick that I,use two,hands to remove the prime and it has never pulled the AirFrame out from the vents. I wouldn't be concerned.
1975561
there are two grip settings. you're probably using the one meant for thicker vents. Rotate the back 90 degrees and use the tighter one.
624459
I haven't had any problem with mine losing suction. It has been on my dash since October and has not come loose. Sorry..
676481
It definitely grips better than a plastic case or the battery cover, but not as much of the rubber is exposed as probably should be. It won't stay in place on your dashboard while you go around moderate curves. Hopefully that gives you an idea. Some of the other variants of this case work a little better.
2231082
You insert the phone in first, then slide on the bottom piece. Its a snug fit and should hold fairly tight.
1557152
Mine has always been a snug fit. It does become easier to close once you break it in over time.
1115893
I is easier to keep the phone on the mount, answer the call, then snap the mount back onto the vent. It takes two hands to place and remove the actual phone onto the mount. But it's so light weight, it's easy to talk on the phone while the mount is attached.
1629920
It does as long as the phone is vertical. On extremely hot days this has come loose from my dash howerver my dash is textured which doesn't help . Overall it has been a great holder and my HTC one fits nicely.
1010047
Well, I've had mine for a couple of months and never had to take it off, but it does indeed come off. Just not by itself. It's a cross between rubbery too-tacky and hard slippery plastic. Mostly the secure grip comes from the square-ish nubs on the side. It's a great case, far better than Verizon's dopey rubber sleeve. And I've dropped in on the corners many times and no breakage or harm came to the phone. Buy it! Yell at me later if you don't like it! See ya!
2143219
It didn't hold on my car- just careened off onto the floor. Its big, heavy but has no traction on the bottom. I got the vent mounted phone holder which I believe is wide enough to hold you phone.
866091
It's a little bit loose yes. But not unacceptably so. If you open the flap and hold it upright, the nexus would slide out.
1955321
I've never had it slip out my hand lol. It does get a little slick if your hands get really sweaty (working out or something) but I've never really had an issue with that. I love this case!
576764
When new it's very snug. Don't know how well it will hold up, but to give you an idea of how strong it is, you can hook up your phone to it and it won't the cap off.
982779
I have found that the phone fits into the case very snuggly but it is possible when sliding the phone down into the case that you can push too hard and have the phone begin to slide through the case and out the bottom. I've only done that a couple of times so i am careful when putting the phone back in the case. I haven't had any problems after i figured that out. I am not sure that this is exactly an OEM case. I bought my first case from Verizon $$, and it seemed to fit better than this one but the belt clip broke and could not fix. Ordered this one because of the price and it seems to work just fine. It holds the phone tightly enough and no problems. I am happy with it, especially at this price. I have found that the phone fits into the case very snuggly but it is possible when sliding the phone down into the case that you can push too hard and have the phone begin to slide through the case and out the bottom. I've only done that a couple of times so i am careful when putting the phone back in the case. I haven't had any problems after i figured that out. I am not sure that this is exactly an OEM case. I bought my first case from Verizon $$, and it seemed to fit better than this one but the belt clip broke and could not fix. Ordered this one because of the price and it seems to... » Read More I have found that the phone fits into the case very snuggly but it is possible when sliding the phone down into the case that you can push too hard and have the phone begin to slide through the case and out the bottom. I've only done that a couple of times so i am careful when putting the phone back in the case. I haven't had any problems after i figured that out. I am not sure that this is exactly an OEM case. I bought my first case from Verizon $$, and it seemed to fit better than this one but the belt clip broke and could not fix. Ordered this one because of the price and it seems to work just fine. It holds the phone tightly enough and no problems. I am happy with it, especially at this price. « Show Less
678109
It is held in by the black plastic. There is nothing that wraps around or over it. The black plastic holds on to the side leaving the face fully exposed to utilize the phone as it was meant to be used.
468363
Yes it does fit lose. I purchased this and gave it to my mom and it seems to slid off a lot. Not a very great hold but it is silicone so the material is soft and flexible which doesn't help.
1039741
I grip the stylus with the clip in-between my finger and thumb and I don't notice it. It wasn't an issue for me. I actually hadn't noticed until your question and then I had to take it out and hold it to see where it fell.
550167
That hasn't happened to me at all after a couple weeks of use. I take it in and out of my backpack a couple times daily and travel with it...so it's getting used and tossed around. You do have to make sure the case "clicks" into place when you install it. You'll have to mess with it a bit to get it secure. I'm sure those that are having this issue just didn't install it to a solid fit.