does having the mount in front of a a/c vent hurt my apple i phone when the a/c is on.
930421
I don't think so, when telephone is mounted, it's about 3 "inches from the panel and what really hurts the iphone is hot. You need to close them or change the direction.
930422
no it will not hurt your phone if anything your phone will run better as it is kept cooler. if you have your display on while you are drivingchances are your phone will run hotthe air conditioning will help keep it cool
930423
If you have the a/c on it will not harm your phone at all and in some cases it will help it.. but I would suggest to not use it with the heater on, your phone will overheat and could potentially create long term damage.
930424
Hi, I'm not sure about iPhone as I'm using Samsung S4, but I'm sure if you have friends who have background of Electrical Engineering, they would say cold will not hurt any electronics. They actually will help as it cools down the parts when they are working. More over, I believe you will not turn your air-con down to below zero and no air-con allows you to do that. Hope it helps. Cheers.
930425
I seriously doubt it, the back panel would block most of the warm/cold air coming from your vent. not to mention the temperatures from your a/c can easily be handled by today's smartphones! :)
588044
No. Using the mount does not touch the phone. I've had my v3 case for almost 2 years on my iPhone 5 and it still looks great. I use a mount in my car and also on my bicycle while doing long distance rides.
1414905
It depends on your set up, but you want to move heat away from your components, especially A/V Receivers, amplifiers, computers, & of course the Xbox 360 or anything else with heat issues. The fan is a bit noisy, not an issue if you have your A/V rack in a closet - if not consider an inexpensive thermostat to turn it on or off
493905
Not at all. In fact gets so wet iphone is covered & I'm worried it will be damaged.
667402
Mine is mounted under the over hang of my roof and has not had any problems. Wind, rain and snow have not seemed to have affected its operation but if not under an eave I would recommend putting silicone around the base.
1262290
It depends upon the situation. If you are mounting it in a place where it maintains the right angle, and the center of gravity is over the area supporting the AC, you could probably get away with it. But I feel that this would be an unusual situation. Therefore let me say that i do not recommend it.
1595625
No, it's totally exposed. But it's a great mount otherwise, phone is locked in place securely.
1833541
In essence, yes. However, there are several threaded holes for accessory mounting that expose the vents just fine and since I will probably never use them it works fine for me.
1787536
Nope. Hadn't had any issues. Then again, my case has good airflow... It works perfectly for me.
442416
Honestly I have not noticed, my Mac never seems to over heat. No matter how long or how much work I performUsing it. I believe the construction of the case still somehow allows sufficient air flow. However if it is a concern for you, perhaps search for another case, but from my experience I have had no problem or complaints with it!
1086015
My Apple TV is mounted as close as possible to the top of the TV. The appleTV responds quickly to its remote shen pointed toward the top of the TV. Not sure whether the signal 'bounces' off the ceiling or travels through the thin screen. It just 'works' like my other apple devices... Hope this helps....
1497197
It does Jeff. You'll need an A/C cord - they're $20Enjoy this awesome little mount!
2185057
Assuming that you can mount it properly and that you have access to a 12 V DC source nearby, you should have no problem. The current draw is not low, so size the wires properly. It moves a lot of air, at the expense of noise if you "hard mount" it. If you can suspend it on a structure or insulate it, it would cut down the noise a bunch and all you would hear is the "swooosh" of the large amount of air going through the vent.
1256533
Yes, you are correct. The dash mount in this bundle is useless. It was fine until it got hot in my car. The sticky rubber adhesive that holds the phone in place will melt in the summer heat. The detector works great but the mount isn't worth the extra money.
1273643
i can't speak for that case specifically, but the mount is very thin. I've tried two different cases and had to take them both off before using them on the mount.
1226245
I don't like vent mounts because it obviously blocks the air vent and because I don't like the way it clamps onto the air vent blade. This makes it less stable and less sturdy than the CD slot method. More importantly, it may come down to your preference of how high you want to mount your phone.
1250477
it will just blow hot air around. It may provide some level of comfort, but will never match the level of cooling provided by the vehicles a/c system