Are you able to move this mount around in your car or take it down when it's not being used?
1571843
Thanks for your question, Jessica; there is a suction base that will allow the user to uninstall the mount. In fact,I've moved it from it's initial position on the windshield to the top of the dash (the extreme rake of the windshield put my Note2 used as gps too far to access easily). Yet, I don't believe that the adhesive on the unit is geared towards the user doing this sort of thing continuously. The Intek is more of a "Set & Forget" type of thing, in my view. With that said, I continue to be very pleased with it's service and value. Hope this helps in your decision.
1571844
I leave it in place, but it is fairly easy to move and removable by turning releasing knob. The instructions included are accurate. The gel suction cup sticks well to my Honda Element's textured dash, surface must be clean, dust free, flat and u can clean and re clean gel pad with water to renew maximum suction to dash. It requires two hands to place the phone, l-pod on it and has fairly good swivel capability. It has stayed in place well for me, I have had it for 4 months. I like it.
1571845
Yes you can. It is very easy to do and does a great job as long as the suction cup pad is clean.
1571846
Yes, you can move it around or take it out. The base is sticky though you will need some effort to be able to pull it off. I was moving the first that I bought between two vehicles untill I bought the second.
846954
To be honest, I've never tried that, it's much safer to pull it apart, you don't need to disassemble it completely though so moving it around shouldn't be too tough
415535
You can just pull it straight out from the dashboard/windshield mount in 1-2 seconds, if that's what you're asking.
1637941
to be really honest with you, this mount is very flimpsy...with all the vibration from the RV, it will not stand a chance... if you want to remove the TV from the mount, you will need to buy a special mount, upward a hundred bucks. by the way, no, you can not remove it without taking all the screws out.
1972978
Good question. I move mine around with the suction cup mount. I bought another one, and just leave them in place, so all you have to do is remove the unit. I did put them on while it was warm, so to allow the suction cup to work better rather than on a cold surface
868246
Yes, unplug the cables and loosen two twist nuts on the sides and it pulls right off the mount.
1362877
You can physically move it out of the way. Feel free to ask any further questions.
704752
No if non removable, No if removable, apology to offer bad new but no room for the correct placement ofthe mount pad. Hope this helps! atxguy
1468196
You can take it off the windshield when you want, if you use the adhesive mount on the dash, you can remove the mount but not the adhesive "puck" without making it useless.
2098669
You should not plan on leaving it on the car. The vacuum will eventually dissipate and the rack will come loose. It it also subject to theft.
1195231
I don't think you can lock the actual part that holds the phone but, I haven't had any trouble with car vibration. I love this mount.
2111769
It would be too strong to leave in your car closed up. You could prob hang it somewhere when you get in. I wouldn't leave it in there.
1944732
It can be turned and moved up and down. But, to remove it you will need to loose the bar holder at the end. -James
1467111
I have not been able to take my mount off. Seems like it's kind of stuck there.
17974
Unless it is stolen ! Don't be so lazy, what does the literature have to say about a mount and cord.
824612
It's very moveable, i actually was unable to use it at all. Unless your dash is very flat and level the weight of the arm and phone/GPS causes it to fall over. Its not really adhesive at all, just a tacky disk. I had better luck mounting to the windshield with the suction cup.
2018588
Yes, you can move it at any time. Make sure you remove the backing paper when you first use it. When not on your dash put the backing paperback on or use plastic wrap to keep the backing clean.