Does this mount have a swivel that allows the mount to turn left and right - this was a feature of the first version of this, and I think the Easy Flex II as well. (I have one of the first ones - Easy View and the ball snapped off a couple of days ago while trying to swivel it).Thanks!! Does this mount have a swivel that allows the mount to turn left and right - this was a feature of the first version of this, and I think the Easy Flex II as well. (I have one of the first ones -... » Read More Does this mount have a swivel that allows the mount to turn left and right - this was a feature of the first version of this, and I think the Easy Flex II as well. (I have one of the first ones - Easy View and the ball snapped off a couple of days ago while trying to swivel it).Thanks!! « Show Less
2016601
No swivel to turn left and right. Perhaps omission of that feature is the 'improvement' in this version.
929773
Hello, please note that the car mount does have a ball joint that allows for rotation to the left and the right.
900189
(1) 3 months in and it still works (2) the tri tap is rubbery plastic. I'm not sure but it's fairly well made. (3) I don't see the need for a full swivel mount. It swings left and right enough to get the job done.
573905
The mount only rotates 90 degrees 1 way. I thought I was going to break it the first time I rotated mine and realized I was trying to rotate it the wrong way. If it doesn't go one way.. try the other way.
526367
No swivels. The ball does not twist or roll while in tow. No issues with rope twist while in tow.
1719915
I'm not sure if there are two different models or something, but the model I received (purchased January 9, 2014) tilts forward and back. Like another user posted, it doesn't rotate left and right, but it's light enough to easily turn when needed. I uploaded some pictures here to show: http://imgur.com/a/XdyvU
1297501
There is a small bracket with a pivot ball connecting to the back of the camera unit. It has a small range of motion, so you can tip the camera a little in any direction. However, you can't point it too far to the side or down. Depending on how far you want to rotate it, you might need to mount the bracket to something that is already pointed more in the direction you want. It worked OK for me, although I wished I could have rotated the camera a little farther.
1199550
I've had the ball/socket come loose after rotating from landscape to portrait a number of times. I've been able to re-tighten it on the back side of the mount with a flathead screwdriver, coin, or standard house key. I did have to take it out of the CD player, as it is much easier to be facing the back side than try to mess with it in a limited space. Hope this helps.
521443
it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest of them. just make sure you use STAINLESS STEEL (screws, nuts, and lock washers) to attach the base. it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest... » Read More it's not a swivel base per say. it does have three holes so you can have it in many angles. To be able to angle it in other positions you lift it a little and move it to the angle you want it to be and push down. it does have in one of the joints a swivel per say to angle it up or down. I did have one that had a swivel, and was a pain in the ass to use. this is so much easier and more stable, rugged and can take a lot of abuse. the one with real swivel tend to wear out much faster. I have tried several others and they all fell apart or worn out. this in my book is much better than the rest of them. just make sure you use STAINLESS STEEL (screws, nuts, and lock washers) to attach the base. « Show Less
937611
Yes the main iPad mount swivels in any direction left to right and up/down flat to vertical. They're very good mounts, but beware, you'll need a modern iPad charging cable with the small connector; the older style won't fit properly.
258344
it does swivel. The Roto model swivels. If it does not state Roto, then it does not swivel to change the cant.
460631
Yes..in fact it swivels in its bracket almost too easily..there r no click stops on the bracket but a very smooth swivel right or left.
1786696
Sorry it took a few days to get back to you. The swivel only works while you are connecting 2 male hose connections together allowing a connection to be made. When it is attached, it will not loosely turn, it takes a good amount of pressure to turn or swivel it. Hope this helps ...
2280264
One cool feature of this mount is you can swivel it in different directions, for example if you wanted to record activity out the side windows.Best Shablol
460633
Yes you can swivel it side to side with out having to undo or unscrew anything, saying that it doesn't just float around physically moving it with you hand. At a guess it probably swivels around 10 degrees each side off centre
1660700
Sorry, this was sent out to a client site and I never really checked on the functionality. However you can adjust the screen angle from what I remember. When you ask if it can swivel, you want to put long ways? If that's the case, then I don't believe it did. If it's an option we use arm mounts on the desk to have multiple monitors or wall mounts that are capable of doing that.
1122007
I didn't get a swivel. I would ask the manufacturer if it's optional. CDM Gear email: sales@cdmgear.com
1331796
I don't remember it having a swivel on it. I just remember the clip was permanently attached to the back of the camera