I know the case rotates 360 degrees(horizontal/Vertical) but how much does it move from side to side? It does not move side to side like my Garmin.
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It doesn't move side to side. You would have to loosen the mount and slide it.
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You slide the clip on the end of the case strap off the back of the GPS unit - at least that is what I did with my Oregon - other GPS units may be different. As a matter of interest (maybe?) I gave up on the Garmin case - it was too big for the unit, so I use a compact camera case now - much better (in my view)
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I have a 5" Garmin and use this case. I actually have the screen in a case logic case to protect from scratches by the cord and mounts. Plenty of room for everything.
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It only stands horizontally. It does not rotate like cases from other tablet brands.
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No it doesn't rotate! It has 3 leather loops in the back, 2 skinny on the outer edges and 1 larger in the middle. I think this case is great and it works great even with a gel protector on my phone. I highly recommend this case.
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It is fixed in the horizontal position when on a belt. The clip does NOT rotate. It has two loops that you can pass a belt through and a spring metal clip for securing if you don't want to pass your belt through it. The clip is well upholstered so it does not scratch your belt if you choose to use this method. Nice little case.
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My advice would be to see the specs "the dimensions of your GPS" then compare them to the dimensions of the hard shell case. The case should be slightly bigger. Also compare dimensions of your GPS to the one I purchased which was a Garmin 7 inch.. I fit my Garmin 7 inch GPS in the case very nicely.You should be able to find the dimensions of most things in the Specs or descriptions of them.
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Well, the case is designed to allow the device to rotate 360 (portrait and landscape) view. You may choose to not rotate the device if you wish... Overall, I think the case is great and makes the device or iPad Air looks very nice.
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It stays in place, does not rotate on the belt with 2 belt loops and a firm (possibly metal) tab that you slide your belt under. I actually only use the tab, it clamps down on the belt really tight. The loops and tab are covered with the same material as the case.
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I haven't actually measured it, but my wife has a large DELL laptop with a 15" screen and it fits with plenty of room to spare. I'm not certain what you mean by "rotate," but the stand raises and lowers and the laptop part tilts approximately 45 degrees. The stand moves easily over carpet and we are very satisfied with it.
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Garmin has many units with the same "form factor", FF, i.e. the cases are the came. I have a GPSMAP 276 C and a GPSMAP 378 and they are the same case and cover. I'd goto the Garmin website and search their product list which will have pics. It will have many more of that FF.
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Yes you can wear it horizontally or vertically or tilted (despite other response that must be for another similar model perhaps). I am wearing mine at this moment, and the belt clip can be rotated into various "clicking"positions. On this line of cases (I have had this for the iphone 4/4S, and iphone 5/5S) the rotating action is fairly secure, and some are quite stiff (which to me is a good thing so it's not rotating on it's own!). I personnally usually tilt mine for easier access particularly when driving.
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The screen is on a swivel and will rotate all the way around..but to answer your question..if you want to permanently mount it in the other directions all of the mounting holes are in the same spot so it should be very simple and easy to do...but the quickest fix is to just spin the monitor to face the other direction.
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It can move forward and backwards and swivel. There is a limit to just how far back and forth/around but it definitely can do it - I was able to swivel my PC at least 180 degrees worth of motion.
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I've never tried to turn the case upright. It does move some however I have found that the clip does not hold on to the belt very tight. My phone came off my belt in a parking lot and fortunately someone found it and called one of my contacts who then called me tell me where it is. Since then I have not used the case anymore but ordered a different type from Amazon.
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O.Ross - The case I received is a "hardish" case and has a cloth pouch inside that I put my 5" Nuvi 1450 GPS into. Then with the car charging cord, I wind it up and put a rubber band around it. Then, it will fit in the case sometimes bending the corded package in the middle. It fits comfortably. If you use the GPS a lot, then putting it in and out of a case all the time is not worth the effort. I only use mine occasionally and want it stored adequately in between uses. I am not sure if my 1450 is the same size as your 3597. I can send photo if you want to contact me at mredsid@comcast.net. Ed Sidwell O.Ross - The case I received is a "hardish" case and has a cloth pouch inside that I put my 5" Nuvi 1450 GPS into. Then with the car charging cord, I wind it up and put a rubber band around it. Then, it will fit in the case sometimes bending the corded package in the middle. It fits comfortably. If you use the GPS a lot, then putting it in and out of a case all the time is not worth the effort. I only use mine occasionally and want it stored adequately in between uses. I am not sure if my 1450 is the same size as your 3597. I can send photo if you want to contact me at... » Read More O.Ross - The case I received is a "hardish" case and has a cloth pouch inside that I put my 5" Nuvi 1450 GPS into. Then with the car charging cord, I wind it up and put a rubber band around it. Then, it will fit in the case sometimes bending the corded package in the middle. It fits comfortably. If you use the GPS a lot, then putting it in and out of a case all the time is not worth the effort. I only use mine occasionally and want it stored adequately in between uses. I am not sure if my 1450 is the same size as your 3597. I can send photo if you want to contact me at mredsid@comcast.net. Ed Sidwell « Show Less
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The whole thing is built like this: a shoe mount is attached to a ball mount attached to a claw-like phone mount. You can rotate the whole thing around the shoe mount, full 360. The ball mount can pivot up to roughly 45° off center, and rotate a full 360. The ball mount is 90° off the shoe mount, this lets you rotate a full 360° in both the x and/or y axis. Hope all that makes sense