Other bow mounts have a clip or piece under the phone, so it's supported from underneath. But this one doesn't. Does it support your phone well?
2067329
I was surprised at how well it performed. It supports my phone well and is as stable as you hold the bow.
2067330
Works great! No problems. I purchased this after 2 of my hunting friends bought them. I would recommend
2067331
I've never had an issue with my phone coming loose or falling out of the mount. This product works great!
577453
Well, of course it won't be able to lay completely flat with the 3 dimensional bow but it can still lay just not symmetrical. It's nothing to be bothered by though. It's not even necessary for your phone to lay flat on it's backside anyway. So not a big deal!
588044
No. Using the mount does not touch the phone. I've had my v3 case for almost 2 years on my iPhone 5 and it still looks great. I use a mount in my car and also on my bicycle while doing long distance rides.
717062
If the clip that comes with the mono pod does not hold your phone.You can unscrew it and screw on a clip at the very top that does it's simply a tripod mount that screws on the top of the mono pod
820118
I did not have that problem, I detached the clip put in the top until I heard it click and then rested the arm down to give it support. Then reattached the phone holder. Hope the helps.
31759
It doesn't hold very thin phones very well unless you have a thicker case on it. I use a Samsung S2 with a rubber case for comparison.
1099830
Unfortunately not, the mount is a very snug fit so that the phone doesn't move.
1147336
i don't believe that is exactly what i said, cause i use it with my iphone 4s, the clip falls off it easily, which would cause me to lose my iphone, i have placed an adhesive piece of velcro mail and femail side at the ends where the clip attaches, it is LESS likely to fall off but it still does on rare occasion, so i don't trust it and dont use it as a belt clip, i have created a secondary clip that is wired to it, to prevent it from getting lost,
1997746
The bracket that comes with it is a piece of trash. Unless you're handy with taking the phone apart and figuring out how to sturdily mount it on your own, you're going to be REALLY sorry.
421726
The mount itself only holds the phone in landscape if your tripod is in the usual position. The mount will only hold the sides of the phone in portrait position. It does not open wide enough to grab the length of the phone. However, just as you must turn the tripod to get an SLR camera into portrait mode, this will be the same. I actually use this with my tripod turned to portrait position all the time because I use a small mini tripod and this mount to serve as a car mount for my phone. It's much more stable than any commercially available car mount that I hav seen.
674042
I am uncertain as that is not the phone I have, but I do find the pressure that it provides when holding my phone is substantial. The sides have a pressure release which tightens when you place the phone in it. I cannot imagine that wouldn't hold any type phone.
1908952
I've never had one so don't know for sure. I believe I read somewhere that the mount can hold a phone that's up to 4" across but please verify for yourself.
902639
I had to try mine out to answer this but on its side, yes. Standing upright (with the bottom being the part of the phone where you plug in the charger), no - it tips over.
996183
The mount is solid enough as I've tried the same thing in my Jeep. The problem I have is that the suction mount blocks about half of the field of view from my GS3's camera. I've tried various ways of mounting it, including sticking it to the dash rather than the windshield, without acceptable results. I feel that the issue is more to do with the placement of the lense on the GS3 than the ibolt dock as my old Droid worked well enough as a dash cam.
1962581
kind of, but you have to support it with something because the weight of the phone. this doesn't work for any other phone besides and iPhone or somethjnf smaller because o had my case on my iPhone and it broke
1384511
Not with the way I currently have my Dexim mounted; the increase in height would not provide enough space between the Dexim Charger and a shelf that's above it. In addition; the when the phone sits in the charger its stable but not strong. With the additional height of an adapter I would say the phone if knocked over or bumped by something could damage the charger or adapter, or worse the phone charging port. Sorry, I would not recommend adding an adapter to this particular charger. The charger itself has operated as advertised for my iphone 3GS.
2171567
Because it's a universal design it has a little play in it. When I mounted mine the first time I put my phone in it and positioned it so that it so that the phone could only rotate in one direction. I haven't had a problem with it moving. I can see if you're mountain biking or something along that line it might, but even on some rougher back country roads mine hasn't moved.