I want to use it the opposite way. I want to install the clamp on the brake handle and the suction cup on my note 3, will it work?
509755
I don't think so. The spring in the jaws wouldn't have much tension on it if it was grabbing something so small. The larger the object, the more tension on the spring, and the more firmly it holds it.
509756
It does not work the other way then how can it work the way you want. Suction is so poor.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
509758
Yes, I think it would. The clamp has a very strong spring & suction cup works well too. I'm not real familiar w/ the now 3, but I assume it is about the size of a kindle. May be a little bouncy while driving though.
2192652
Yes, I use it for my note 3 with an otterbox case and it fits. It also supports the weight of the phone with no problems while attached to the windshield.
311792
You might have some luck with that. The clamp that holds the phone is good but the one that attaches to whatever lacks the strength to secure the system. Even attached to a bedpost it can still come off if rotated too much. You can probably rig it...
1593238
Whenever I put my phone into the mount I use both hands to hold the mount and remove the phone with the other hand. If you don't think that's tiresome maybe it's ok. I'm not sure if 50+ times of usages will loosen the spring inside on the mount though since I use it only a couple of times a day and I've been using it less than a month. Hope it helps.
186414
had this for several months now on my motorcycle and had it let loose twice on me. I love how it doesn't intrude on the functionality of my Samsung Note 3 but secure, it's not. I hate to do this but I am going to use rubber bands or maybe hair bands to lock the fingers together better. this will impede with the screen but that's better than a lost/busted phone. I also have it for my truck using the suction cup and since its a smoother ride I have no issues there.
1852277
Yes, I use it for my note 3 in my car. Because of the material the spider is made of, my note 3 will not fall off. You just have to form the legs around the phone in the best way. I put two on bottom of phone, near corners. Then two to wrap around the sides near the top (right below or above the volume/power buttons). If you are planning on using it in a car you can insert 4 legs backwards into a vent. Then use the remaining 4 legs to hold your phone. The slant/style of the vent can, however, change the effectiveness of this holder.
266909
Yes, the clamp will open up to 5 inches and a spring holds it to the phone. I use a galaxy S3 in a case. The mount and arm work really well. The cigarette charger tends to come loose whenever I drive over a bump in the road, tho, just loose enough to stop charging, still holds the phone well.
608444
No, Galaxy Note 3 (at least N900 version I was testing) doesn't fit the craddle. With some tricks I could still make it charge, but it was falling from the craddle on minimal movement, so I wouldn't treat it as "work" - it's just unsafe.
1552619
yes, it should work just like the suction mount that came with Garmin. I guess you would call it a ball and socket connection. The friction mount is like a bean bag.
1914884
It works well when the surface of contact between the dash board and the bound is large. Usually, this means that the area of the dash board where you place the mount should be as flat as possible or even concave (i.e., downwards). If it is convex upwards the friction may be not enough. Also, make sure you dust the dash board surface regularly, otherwise dust sticks to the bottom of the mount and the friction subsides. Then, if you make a sharp turn or accelerate fast, the thing may move or even fall to the floor.
378721
You should be able to, depending on where you place the mount, of course. The only drawback that I can see is the fact that, when you turn the handlebars, the phone(camera) is going to turn when the handlebars turn.
2162937
Yes of course , my phone is note 3 and I bought this specifically for it ..Trust me it will be a great gripper for great phone.
1089938
I don't think so. At least, I can't. I have to open the clamp with one hand and insert the phone with the other. But I think someone with bigger and maybe stronger hands might be able to. It holds my phone really well. I have a Galaxy S4 with a case on it.
772860
It's a snap. The phone holder is mounted to the arm (that extends from the suction cup) via a joy-stick (pivot) connection, so the holder can be rotated to any landscape or portrait position or anywhere in between, including any angle. I positioned mine just to the right of the steering wheel and angled to face me straight. My suction cup is mounted to the windshield with the arm resting on my dashboard.
1053832
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless. I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
1261061
It will work as a tail, brake and turn signal, it is not flush mount, but does not stick out much. It is a good product. Go ahead and buy it, you won't regret it.
2243624
Don't know about whether it will mount correctly or not, but the unit will allow you to rotate your phone or at least mount it sideways. This is a great mount as it is very secure and stable as is the phone when it is inserted between the rubber pads.