How do you use the cell phone mount?
1000775
The cell phone "mount" is actually more of a stand. It folds in half and locks in at the desired angle of your choice. You then can fold up the tab at the bottom to keep the device from sliding. It can be disassembled flat again and will fit in your wallet. Hope this helps.
1408621
Some of the older Nuvi's have charging connectors that are part of the cradle that the unit sits in. If you have one of this type that has the cradle that pushes on to the "ball" you will need to use that cradle with this mount. The newer ones you connect as usual before attaching to the holder that snaps on to the ball.
1829322
Locking the phone mount in the position you desire is pretty simple. Just make sure that the lock is pushed all the way in and it should stay.
1099830
Unfortunately not, the mount is a very snug fit so that the phone doesn't move.
1408620
The charging mechanism connects to the GPS system. The mount itself has nothing to do with it. A bracket fits on the GPS system which allows it to be connected to the mount.
474052
I said the same thing. To mount the phone you need to screw it to the wall using those plastic anchors. The phone comes with a short cord that one end plugs into the back of the phone and the other ends plug into the wall jack. So it works with whatever call connection you have. I know some wall phones just plug right into a wall bracket. This phone won't work with that. If your current phone fits into a plate on the wall you may have to remove the plate. This phone does not come with its own wall mount plate. That would have made mounting it easier.
697585
You have to have the mount... this is the attachment for the phone. It is a seperate item. I have this on my motorcycle. Never falls off. worth the money!
1411263
There is an open place in the bottom piece the phone rests on. I am able to connect my car charger. My headphone jack is on top of the phone, so can't comment on connecting that specifically. We really like this mount, using it with note 3.
1350741
The mount has a plug in the back that the supplied, or any car charger, can plug into. The mount has a short (maybe 2.5" to 3") micro usb cord that you plug into your phone. It's not like the Razr mounts that have a solid sliding end that you close and it plugs into the phone.
1574396
You have to use the ball socket type bracket that snaps around the screen. Then you can snap the screen bracket to a suction cup or friction ball mount available through Garmin.
588043
Not too sure, I usually only use the magnet part of the mount. Sorry, but the magnetic mount is great!
662820
You cannot use a case with this mount. Your device must be "naked" to fit in the supplied clips.
1721586
Just went upstairs and it has a hook to wall mount but I held it up, over my bed, and it was not sitting in the cradle very well. I would say it is not the one to use for wall mount. You need something to hook the phone ? handle in. I have a wall mount in my kitchen and it does not sit in a cradle.
1018870
You have to buy a 1/4 20 thread (tripod Mount) I phone clamp. Screw that onto the tripod mounted so the phone is parallel with the pan stick. Then either adjust the silver part on its ball joint till its level and vertical or Press the blue button to adjust the position of the pan head till its 90.
131352
You must use the screws that come with the wall mount, they are small but its all you need.
320382
Yes, I want to give an advise, at the base of this mount put a double sided tape, a small piece is enough , as I have a bike so for its use I use the tape as it provides a grip on the phone , the tape is easily removable also.
1258956
it's pretty straightforward. There is a small metallic piece that sticks to the back of your phone (or whatever you want to mount) and the other piece is a super strong magnet. Touch them together and it sticks. Both pieces are backed with an adhesive. I actually had this in my boat with my HTC evo. We'd hit waves and bounce around and the phone would stay connected. Only down side was that i didn't have a case on my phone so the battery cover itself would sometimes disconnect from the phone. The adhesive on the cell-it and the magnet was always strong.