Can you lock holder in place once adjust to correct angle? If you're just bending a flexible rod, what about car vibration?
1195231
I don't think you can lock the actual part that holds the phone but, I haven't had any trouble with car vibration. I love this mount.
1195232
You can't lock the angle in place but it's stiff enough not to move due to vibrations. Haven't had any issues with that.
1195233
I'ts not a flexible rod it's a ball and socket fitting. it moves easily with enough effort to place it how you want it but I've never had it move out of position from vibrations or bumps while driving
1195234
It's a ball joint that is stiff enough to hold it in place but you can move it by hand. It has not moved on me, and I drive NYC roads.
1195235
It comes with three different sized spacers to fit almost any cd tray size. The vibrations are very minimal and hardly noticeable. I adjust my phone position on the go while it's still mounted. I have no problem doing that. Over-all, I'd say it's a good investment and it gives your car that custom kind of look at the same time.
1068715
It will vibrate slightly but no it will not bend. Depending on how you have it installed, will also depend on how much movement you get on a bumpy road.
1716842
I don't believe so as the bottom of the rod holders have teeth in them which fit like gears in the boat piece so you can turn the rod holder at different angles plus it has a small knob on the bottom which locks it in place. Hope this helps.
827038
Yes you can. You must adjust and place the mechanism at the end of the rod in the correct position.
46308
If the connecting rod is too long, you can just bend it more until it fits. If the rod is too short, then you are out of luck.
1229575
JN, You can change the angle to flat. Where the stand connects to the plate on top it has an adjustable type of connection that locks in place. I don't really know how to describe it. It works good though.
1832967
No vibration with my heavy iPad (1st Edition), the extension arm is made of some strong aluminum material. If you are extending out the arm to the center of the car for shared backseat viewing, then you simply push down on the extension arm lever to lock it in place.
16514
Yes, you can do that, just need to tight the holder screw in the position that you want.
463001
Not really locked, it's more of a detent. It works well either angled or straight.
1147107
Mounted mine in a horizontal position and used screws. Do not think velcro would hold it in this position due to car motion and weight of unit. Velcro might work if mounted vertically against bulkhead with base resting on floor of car so no weight is placed on hanger and overturning forces are only lateral.
710163
Twists to tighten in cup holder. Loosen to adjust viewing position and re-tighten
64399
By loosening the screw that allows positioning of the holder, you should be able to reposition it in a horizontal position, and then tightened the screw to secure the holder. Check an enlarged picture o the one at the right of this message. Good luck.
1402600
None that I know of, but I never looked. The twist to lock mechanism seemed to be opposite to what I expoected, but now that I am used to it, I make length adjustments almost instantly without thinking about it. To tighten the pole turn the metal pole below the plastic connector. The plastic connector itself does not turn, it is just a dust cover!
2015965
There's no locking mechanism to control your angle. There's an adjustable strap to control the angle.
2218900
You just bend it in the direction that it can be bent. Mine broke during a wind storm. It bent out of shape and I had to toss it. I wouldn't buy another one.
704028
I do not remove mine, its very flexible, have not had any problems and I have bent it over almost 90 several times. Always returned to its form.
1348258
Yes, but once you hand tighten the lock nuts at a given position then you can only readjust by loosing the lock nuts. My lock nut on the up-down position was not securing it in place as received from the factory.