if using the mount with a charger plug, does the weight of the plug shift the phone if used in landscape mode?
918095
No, the charger hangs down loosely. It doesn't seem to have any effect on it at all
918096
No, it's a strong magnet it works great. Now if you have a heavy phone it comes with two magnets for a stronger hold.
918097
No. The weight of a charging cord is not enough to affect the mount. If you pull the cord I'm sure you could get the phone to shift, but equally likely you'd either pull the plug out or damage your charging port.
918098
No. The magnet is strong enough to keep the phone stationary when being charged as long as the knob behind the magnet is tight.
1439802
yes, the tablet will lay in landscape orientation and the port will be off to the right side.
1163597
It would likely make the device too heavy to work with your mount. The case itself seems to weigh as much as the naked phone.
2057381
My wife and I use ours on fairly rough paved trail riding. Lots of cracks and bumps we hit at 20 mph or so. Our phones (in our cases even) don't pop loose. Also, the ball mount swivel thing seems sturdy enough not to change position. Over time it may loosen (that's my worry) but that is only speculation. Haven't had any problems with ours. Make sure your phone is clamped in tight.
262630
Mine is an end plug, but it really shouldn't matter as the phone can be punted either vertical or horizontal.
2180606
No, the magnet will not affect the phone in anyway. It will prevent you from charging wireless if you have a wireless charger like the qi
1027697
No. It does hold, but it is very week hold. A sharp turn, a speed bump, or a gravel road will shake off the mount. You definitely need the plate; but the plate will interfere with wireless charging if you don't place it perfectly.... so if you use a wireless charger at home or at the office, honestly i'd avoid this item.
64335
It depends on how you carry the case in the holster. If the case isn't in the holster there is no problem. If the face of the phone is facing into the holster there is no problem. If the face of the phone is facing out then the flap to get to the charger port is very difficult to lift out past the edge of the holster.
1681197
No, but if You put your tablet, Phone, etc in landscape position it going to work perfect and your going to be able to charge it and even use headphones, etc without any problem
1600885
No. The display is always portrait orientation. It does not respond to how you hold and turn it.
802276
Hello David,Yes, you will be able to pivot the mount between landscape and portrait.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
62699
Yes it can swivel that way portrait to landscape etc. It can't swivel horizontally. Currently using on HTC Note 3 with 1000mAh zero lemon extended battery.
921931
yes, but it has to be turned upside down so the charger is on the top. This doesn't impact anything though since the screen will flip.
1870379
Yes, the cradle does allow for the phone to be held either upright in portrait mode or sideways for a landscape mode...
1870378
It does not matter what direction the phone is in the device does not have any means of stop it from falling over. They install an over sized rubber washer on the end that is inserted into the power outlet to creat a friction joint, doesn't work!
1024513
Your port is on the bottom and middle, it'll do great.. There is right and left movement of the charge connection so even if the port is off center it would still rest nicely on the rubber rest. The older phone models that have charge ports on the upper area are the ones that wont have propper support.
1762975
No - it will rotate freely (depending on your wiring slack) between portrait and landscape. HOWEVER, a tool is needed to change the "tilt". Since I use my stand at the foot of my bed, I keep the panel rotated slightly downward for a more direct viewing. If I were to need to rotate it to portrait (which I don't anticipate), I'd either have to adjust the tilt (which would have it facing slightly sideways) - or, more likely, simply offset the whole stand a bit to compensate.