Can I still play a CD when using this product? And will I still be able to keep my life proof case on my phone when in the holder?
171615
I have not tried to play a CD yet, but a case should be a problem unless it is thick from front to back. The holder opens wide side to side but is not very deep. I have a case on my Galaxy SIII and it's just fine.
171616
I have been able to play my CD's without any problems and yes, you can keep your case on your phone ... I haven't had any problems. The only thing is hopefully you have a multi-disc player in your car because once you install the Mountster you don't want to have to keep un-installing it just to change the CD. I play music directly from my phone but now and again I use the CD player.
171617
You can still use the CD player but you'll need to remove the mount to change CDs.
319693
lol, well, why do you think you need the holder?? i don't use it , i don't need it.. make sure you keep the mp3 player in a safe place !!!! good luck..
1035945
I don't use CDs anymore, so hadn't tried. But FOR YOU, I just went out and put one in. It played without the mount in place, I then put the mount in place, and it still played. So the answer seems to be YES it will play with the mount in place. However, you will have to take out the mount to take out the CD or put another one in.
647539
Instructions say to eject CD to prevent damage. I haven't tried it so my guess would be no. This doesn't bother me because I always plug in my phone and stream music. This is the first use I've had for my CD player in years.
481044
There is a holder for an MP3 player or phone but you hook it into the system via headphone jack. I bought and returned two of these and both times there were cosmetic and hardware defects. Very shoddy. I would avoid this if I were you. If you decide to buy it, just remember: you get what you pay for.
2051339
I am using it just for protection for my i pod. Whenever I have to hook it up to any of my mp3 devices (i.e. car computer) I have to remove the case and then plug the jack into my device. The only time the case does not hinder me from using it without and removal of hardware is when I link it via blue tooth, anything wireless. Hope I could help
812363
No. In the future, if you don't see the letters "CD" anywhere in the description/product features, its safe to assume CDs are not compatible with the device. The ability to play CD's is not a function a company would choose to include without making it apparent to consumers.
1634389
It is probably not going to work with the case. Mine didn't. Mine also broke not too soon after I purchased it. Great concept, directed sound, but bad application. My advice is stay away.
2224934
The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it (compared to other holders). The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it... » Read More The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it (compared to other holders). « Show Less
1900182
You can't charge or use headphones while in the case. It's worth it though. It's the only way I was able to shop or eat in peace for about 6 months of my sons life. :)
1120889
I have played a CD in the portable DV/CD. it sounds fine for me. I don't know if you might want a louder sound, I hear it mainly during the night & don't need a louder sound, that's why I got a portable one. it's what you prefer. the sound is not as loud as some people might want.
812435
Yes, you can! That's what I use. I have my music stored in my iPhone and it works wonderfully! You'll enjoy it!
1059985
1 CD at a time but u can get a aux cord and play ur phone or mp3 through it which is cool
320601
Mine doesn't move unless I'm driving on a dirt road that has eroded and has a "washboard" surface. Then everything vibrates - even my coffee sloshes out of the travel cup! Tighten the mechanism that fits into the CD player. I have the new version of the product and chose to use the adhesive metal insert for the back of the iPhone 4s inside the slim Caselogic case (also from Amazon). It's great!
1942485
yes it will hold CD's in slim cases and standard cases. It closes good, but it it happened to turn over during transport it may pop open.
1763802
Mine is attached to a 6 CD drive. I've had no problems playing cd's while the Caseology was attached. Be carefull about loading and unloading the CD's. Make sure you take the Caseology out before trying to eject.
1035948
Yes! The CD will still play. What Koomus CD-Air does is spread the distance/width of the security slot of the player securing the CD. But, the CD will still play.