I have a Galaxy 4. Is it strong enough to support it with the case? If I bend it around a pole to get a portrait view, will that work?
1470612
No problem with my galaxy note2. As you know galaxy note2 is bigger and heavier than galaxy4
1242914
the magnet is actually pretty strong.. the promo vid is showing it can withstand an ipad.. im using it on my s4 and note 2.. and it still holds it very strongly..
26851
Yes but calibrate your expectations... using that half case is required for the lense to attach. Then the heavy lense seems to perch well on the little tripod but the Galaxy S3 phone perched precariously off the side... I found the resolution/ through the lense shots to be very poor. I haven't used mine more than once... I got the Note 3 but I cannot in good conscience resell it as it is such a poor configuration with poor results.
863937
Note likely it is pretty tight on the S4 with a case, don't know of any others. I would not want that big a screen getting exposed without a solid case!
739827
It will hold my S4, YMMV. If by support you mean will it play through the car speaker system as advertised, NO. My understanding is it will work/ Apple products but not android based phones except by bluetooth. Mine has already broken parts. In my opinion, for a Samsung user, there are better options out there.
885257
Nini - Yes, the mount will hold the Galaxy S4 Mini! Thank you for your interest!
1075831
Yes! It might seem a little stiff, but it does bend. This so far has been the best unit I've found to hold my cell phone!
153731
The grip expands wide. I have a galaxy s4 with a case and its able to hold good. I don't think your phone with case would be a problem.
49215
Yes, with this case the phone will not rest on the front or rear camera. The case is very thin, but it definitely will not rest on the camera lens on a flat surface.
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As far as the lens fitting on the Galaxy Note 4 it will totally work! However, I noticed that the Note 4 also has image stabilization. We've seen a few instances where if a magnet is used for the stabilization it will counter the magnet in our lenses and cause the stabilization to go wonky. If that happens we'd gladly accept it for a refund. We have found no long-term damage to phones if it does counter the stabilization.
1285790
This can hold anything from the largest of smart phones (held horizontally) to small point and shoot cameras. Unless your protective case adds a ridiculous amount of bulk to your phone, it should be able to hold it just fine.
70390
This case does not really allow for multiple angles. The edge of the case is thick enough and quite "skid-proof" so i have found that i can prop the top (long) edge of it up with anything that is a half inch up to about two inches tall without the tablet slipping. I have used my cell phone and a package of graham crackers (I have a 1 yr old son) along with many other things to prop my tablet up a little to make typing a little easier.
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You can sort of rotate the case, like from portrait to landscape, but not change the general angle of the mount once it is in place. You could mount the phone vertically (so that the camera is facing forward) but then you wouldn't be able to see the screen. It does come off the mount pretty easily, but I think you would have to be stopped and use two hands.
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It would likely make the device too heavy to work with your mount. The case itself seems to weigh as much as the naked phone.
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Yes it works very well, it's quite stable and very sturdy. Any case will flip over if you move without supporting it, so I don't see this as an issue, this provides multiple viewing angles so you can choose the best one to suite you.
594222
Let me correct myself - kind of. The GRAVITY TXT is 2.09 inches wide. When I measure my Octo-stand, it is just a hair under 2 inches. So, it SHOULD hold the phone fine. Technically, it should hold it, but I might think twice before letting it suspend ALL the weight, i.e. facing straight down......but I think for most 'poses' it should be fine....
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Hold it in your hand ;) But the case does not support portrait viewing all on its own.