We are looking for something to put in our camper (space is limited). We all have different phones but from the answers I am not worried about the Iphones. I have an HTC one M7 which has the otterbox commuter case. I guess my question is will my HTC...
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I'm not sure how wide the htc is, but I had a galaxy s3 with a case and it would not fit in there.
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I gave mine away to my wife's cousin who gave me the iPhone. The bracket would not work with my iPhone 4 in a Defender Otter Box case. I then tried a cross-bar case (like a Velcro-strapped fanny pack for your bike) that could display an iPhone but, again, without the Otter Box around it. I simply put the iPhone inside the case and don't bother myself with where I am. My wife might disagree, but I know where I am. BTW, I'm also disappointed with the Otter Box case that gets stretched out and won't hold its shape for more than a year. If it were $20, I'd get another one. But they're $60 and should last five years at least. It has protected my iPhone, however. I gave mine away to my wife's cousin who gave me the iPhone. The bracket would not work with my iPhone 4 in a Defender Otter Box case. I then tried a cross-bar case (like a Velcro-strapped fanny pack for your bike) that could display an iPhone but, again, without the Otter Box around it. I simply put the iPhone inside the case and don't bother myself with where I am. My wife might disagree, but I know where I am. BTW, I'm also disappointed with the Otter Box case that gets stretched out and won't hold its shape for more than a year. If it were $20, I'd get another one. But they're $60 and... » Read More I gave mine away to my wife's cousin who gave me the iPhone. The bracket would not work with my iPhone 4 in a Defender Otter Box case. I then tried a cross-bar case (like a Velcro-strapped fanny pack for your bike) that could display an iPhone but, again, without the Otter Box around it. I simply put the iPhone inside the case and don't bother myself with where I am. My wife might disagree, but I know where I am. BTW, I'm also disappointed with the Otter Box case that gets stretched out and won't hold its shape for more than a year. If it were $20, I'd get another one. But they're $60 and should last five years at least. It has protected my iPhone, however. « Show Less
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My phone is an iPhone 4s and it works perfectly for it... The case itself is silicone (I think) so it cushions the phone... The lanyard hooks onto the case so the phone can be worn around your neck... Very convenient when you prefer to not have another item in your hands while you're out and about... I like it better than the Otterbox because it's slimmer/sleeker... I don't think you could put it around an Otterbox that's already on your iPhone
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With really thin phones like my HTC One M7, it seemed to almost double the thickness of the phone. It was too much for me, so I ended up switching to a thin Dyztronic case with a screen protector film. Great protection with the Otter box, but sacrifices style for function, IMO.
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You will not be able to fit any phone with an otterbox case. It will be too bulky. You can take it out of the case and put it back on when done riding
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I would think you'd be better off with the larger one unless you don't plan on using a case/cover for your phone. I have the smaller iPhone 6 in an otter box cover and it fits great! Hope that helps!
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I got the case for the iPhone the lower cost cases appear to be for other phones. Galaxy, HTC, etc. So I don't know if they will gottje iPhone.
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@ K.R. Marlo - Couldn't agree more. A little common sense would really help these designers. I know it's difficult to anticipate all of the different cases, thickness, etc but there is no way I'd ever buy this product if I have to take my iPhone out of it's case every time I use it or not have my iPhone in a case at all. Sigh...the search goes on.
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No. The iBolt will only open up to 73mm and the HTC otterbox commuter is 75.52mm and the otterbox deffender is 77.9mm.
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I love this setup, but I doubt if it will work in combo with the Otterbox; that said it actually makes the Otterbox superfluous. and keeps the phone secure and handy at the same time. I am 76 and no longer worry about where my phone is. It's right there, around my neck, and/or in my shirt pocket. Hope this helps. John
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Not sure what a Otter Box Commuter case is......but my wife has a Razr M with an outer shell case that fits in the dock just fine. Hope this helps.
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It will not fit in a case. I have to remove my iPod from the Otterbox to use the GPS cradle. Unfortunately, the Otterbox is not easy to open.
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while I can't say for certain, I'll say that even if it did fit, it wouldn't be very snug. I have the regular person HTC one suck in there, usually with an otterbox on there and I feel like the smaller mini would just not have the overall width (not knowing exact dimensions). perhaps if you have a large case on the phone, it may increase the width enough to fit.
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Not sure about the Otterbox case, but I kept my iPhone in its Lifeproof case AND fit my hotel key, lip balm and a few GU's in the pocket, and everything fit just fine. Hope that helps!
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I have the otterbox commuter and my iPhone has room. I would venture to say yes, since the lifeproof is about the same size as the commuter. Hope this helps.
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I have a two-piece skin/case that works OK. There is a bit more room; but I'm not sure about an Otterbox ... I would say 50/50 chance.
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I use it for my iPhone 5. It will go slightly wider than my phone with an Otterbox case on it. If you want I can measure it...but tomorrow. It's dark and cold outside! LOL If you're not familiar with an Otterbox case it's a VERY heavy duty bulky rubber phone case that you would think is made out of a Goodyear tire; but hey, my iPhone 5 feels very safe! Let me know if that helps enough. Just measured the width of my phone with case and it's 2 3/4 inches. You should be able to squeak a 3 inch width device; but that would be max. When you look at the rubber clamp at the bottom of the Cell buckle, it's flexible so you do have a little wiggle room; it's not rigid.