I have a larger extended battery on my galaxy which ads some thickness to it. I'm concerned that the side clips might not grasp the phone securely.
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I use a battery pack to my I-phone 5S and it hold it find with no problems.
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I have a Galaxy S 5 with a full outer box case and it holds my phone just fine
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The actual device has a wide claw range, which I was concerned about too!! But you should be fine because it has a very wide range. Obviously when they designed this product, that was a concern to them too! MM
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I think the grips should still be able to hold phone, I think i would have to see a pic of your phone to know exactly and i would guess if didnt work you could probably return it as well...if you like i can give you my email of roberth64@hotmail.com and send me phone pic and i take a look at it
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I can't say definitively, but I would think so. I use it with my Galaxy S3 with a thick UAG protective case, and there's still nearly half an inch of space when the adjustable grips are fully extended. That might just work for you.Great product! Great product
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Hello ..there are multiple clip available in the market, therefore is a bit difficult to to answer your question... have mine inside a leather cased *note* take dimension of your actual phone and buy the leather case.. Half Inch bigger of your phone..
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The belt clip is sturdy, but in my experiences with it, the holster tends to come off the belt during somewhat strenuous movement, I do not think it will stay clipped. In fact I have added a small chain to the side stylus band and attached it to a small carabiner that I attach to a belt loop to avoid loss.
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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.
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It should the way the clip is built, but my phone isn't that thick to say for sure. The front groove is adjustable for width
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Most definitely. Like I mentioned before, this thing is massive. You might want to check for another one but if your phone is that fat, you could try this one.
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probably, however the clips may not close properly which would result in some instability, although it would most likely still work for holding a gps unit.
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I have not tried it but believe it would be too thick due to the size and style of the clips.
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I don't know how much thickness the extended battery adds. The case will handle an extra 1/16 inch thickness for the full size of the phone (depth of my Tech21 skin). It would handle an extra 1/8 inch if it were only centered only over the battery itself, but probably not if the added 1/8 inch thickness extends over the entire phone back. Hope this helps.
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I think so. It is fairly roomy and will stretch a bit. I have an otterbox and have a bit of room left. If the battery is fat to the edge, you might have to squeeze it a bit, but if the battery does not go to the very edge, you should have no problem.
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I think it should work fine. The clip itself extends far beyond the width of an iPhone, so I'd have to assume it could handle it.
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I would say no, though I don't have the extended battery either, so this is just my best guess. Its a pretty tight fit getting it in or out and although that hasn't been an issue for me I would say if you increased the dimensions in ANY direction it would probably not fit anymore.
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I have a sumsung S4 and it had a pretty tight grip on it already. If ur note 2 is bigger, it might be a bit difficult.
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The rubber arms of the RAM Mount are pretty long. It should not have any trouble accommodating your Note with extended battery.
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I don't think you'd have a problem with that thickness. The grips on the mount squeeze so tightly that even if the phone were to protrude out slightly more (I have a note 3 and the grip arms come out a quarter inch past the phone with case) the tension should be plenty to hold the phone in place
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I never use the clip...I carry my phone in my purse! I just checked and you could clip it facing either way...however it is a snug fit if it faces away from the body. I think this is the way it was intended to be used. if you clip it facing the body there is a gap (space) between the phone and the clip and I see the potential for the phone slipping out of the clips grip...I hope this was helpful.