What is the total height/distance the phone sits from where it's being mounted. Arm length + suction cup + phone holder. Thanks
1450428
depends how you configure the mount, and where you mount it ,, total length straight out is aprox 9".
1450429
With everything in a straight line, the back of the phone is just under six inches from the suction cup. The knobs that grab the phone stick up a little under an additional inch.
1450430
The face of the phone holder, which is against the back of my phone) is approximately 6 inches from my windshield. I am using the standard arm, not the extended arm. The arm is rotated approximately 90 degrees in the suction cup, so the distance would be closer to 6 3/4 or 7 inches if the arm where rotated so it went straight into the suction cup.
1238011
the length would be real close. mine is on the dash and I have a lot of extra in the follr area. I would have to measure it to be precise. I use a bagged(weighted) mount on the dash and it works great. I bought it as an accessory when I bought the dector. I can carry it to any vehicle without uninstalling. I would taake a look at that.
1391525
Yes, the mount will grip the phone and you can adjust the arm. It may not work if you have a cover on you're phone. Depends on the thickness of the cover.
283746
With all respect, that is a weird question.we all know car mounts are connected to the car near the windshield, there's nothing u could do. Unless the car mount has a umbrella, I'm still very happy with my cell phone holder
1874644
I stand my phone on a table, but it appears to stand about 4" from the wall if mounted.
786170
It easily holds my Samsung Mega. Not sure the dimensions or weight. But also my 'phablet' is in a large case of hard plastic with rubber boot lining. I think that makes.it 4.25" w. 7" L. Also the best angle for me is with bottom of phone resting on dashboard so weight is balanced better. Less stress on holder.
974605
My phone (Nokia 928) is 3"w w/case and the holder has a couple of inches to spare - maybe 5".
1598863
Im not home to measure for you, but u can get different length arms to fit your needs. I truely enjoy the ram mount systems. i currently use 4 different set ups from drink holder to gps to phone to camera they are very handy
638394
I don't have the exact dimensions, but the suction cup is approximately the size of a $0.50 cent piece. Maybe about 1.5 inches. The whole camera is a lot smaller than I imagined. It's about 6 inches long and about 2.5 inches wide. Smaller than a rear-view mirror. I placed mine directly under my mirror and it does not block my view too much.
786171
It easily holds my Samsung Mega. Not sure the dimensions or weight. But also my 'phablet' is in a large case of hard plastic with rubber boot lining. I think that makes.it 4.25" w. 7" L.Also the best angle for me is with bottom of phone resting on dashboard so weight is balanced better. Less stress on holder.
632115
It's somewhat adjustable/flexible (though very sturdy), but I'd say it puts the center of the phone screen about 6 inches above the top of the cup holder. FWIW, I love this thing.
4235
Mmmmm, I want to say 3 inches? Maybe three and a half. I used to have it but I sold it along with my old car haha. Its a good item. Just don't expect it to hold your phone as well if you have a big phone ( I had the gs3) with a bigger, after market battery ( I had a 7000 mAh after market battery). The suction held my phone pretty damn well but not the turning piece as well. Also, you want to make sure wherever you place it is completely flat or you have a greater risk of accidentally knocking it off, even though the glue is pretty strong.
1861930
Would this height be acceptable range if using a mount for side mirror vs magnet for roof? Don't want to screw any mount in or use magnet(scratches)...
414197
the arm is about 18 inches long and it will reach well above the seat. ( unless you have a pick up truck or large SUV.) for me this was the best way to mount my cell phone and i could not live without it.
768299
It is 20 inches long from phone to end. Works well, i don't leave my phone behind anymore.
772860
It's a snap. The phone holder is mounted to the arm (that extends from the suction cup) via a joy-stick (pivot) connection, so the holder can be rotated to any landscape or portrait position or anywhere in between, including any angle. I positioned mine just to the right of the steering wheel and angled to face me straight. My suction cup is mounted to the windshield with the arm resting on my dashboard.
1651291
I don't know the height. However this clip kept falling off my belt, with my phone falling out. I too am in public safety, so this didi not work. Waste of time. Better to spent the money and go with Otterbox. Just my opinion.