Does it allow for the phone to be held on the outside of the wheel to one side, as opposed to hanging from the top and inside blocking some guages?
1719063
it should i don't have it anymore it was a present for my sister in law i think she is using it on her bike
1719064
Yes but remember that you are holding the wheel. Put it properly so that you can hold the wheel properly for safety driving
1719065
no it does not, this product does a poor job holding the phone as it is, wouldn't count on it holding it outside the wheel at all.
2196210
To hold the phone more securely into the first piece. If you're only going to put your phone on a stationary tripod and keep it upright, you probably don't need the second piece. But if you're going to be turning it upside down, or mounting it on your bicycle handlebars or something like that, you'll want to use the second piece to securely lock the phone to the glif, so there's no chance it'll fall out.
1861198
NO it doesn't. You can slide your phone in on one side and the other side you can keep your credit cards and cash.
1571945
It does, but it doesn't click firmly into place to be held that way. As in, the weight of the phone may right it to vertical over the course of a day.
179356
It is meant to be placed beetween the phone and battery. Nevertheless, it can be placed on the outside of phone if unable to open it. Results may vary as this must be installed as close as possible to the internal phone antenna.
702394
Good question. I had never thought of this as this hasn't been an issue for me at all. I will check in the morning and let you know.Update: the buttons on the S4 are not hindered in anyway, no matter which end. The clamps grab the phone approximately in the center, so there is plenty of clearance around the buttons.
2210087
Yes but in that position, it prevents the flash from popping up. When I need the flash AND the GPS, I let the GPS hang by the side.
2176779
There is a rubber pad under the phone and two tabs sticking up at the bottom of the phone. On my Droid Maxx, I have to place the mount sideways or upside down in order to reach the charging section of the phone. The app I use in the car works best vertically so the mount is upside down. I am surprised that the phone has never fallen out. The only problem is that the base connection to the glass mount sometimes disconnects since it is not upside down from design.
1681929
Yes, hold the sides and push up from the bottom. The phone is very secure in the holster.
1870379
Yes, the cradle does allow for the phone to be held either upright in portrait mode or sideways for a landscape mode...
8876
Yes. You can tighten the ball joint so that it doesn't move, or not tighten it so much and then adjust it while the phone is on there. You can also have it too loose, but that's easy to figure out. The magnetic pad is slanted as well which gives you greater range of motion depending on which direction it's pointing. It's just a magnet, so you can remove your phone and reposition it on the magnetic pad very easily.
472697
No. It's claimed as a feature and I agree--the phone is very secure. You can set the amount of friction. I use it with a case on my iPhone 6 Plus and I have it adjusted to slide in and not move.
670082
An iPhone is too long to fit vertically into the holder but most of the time that's not an issue for me. The rubber that holds the phone in place on the ends is thick durable rubber but is also flexible (almost "tire like".) If necessary you can easily snatch it out of the holder and pop the phone back in place if needed.
875093
That's an interesting question. I just looked. I really only works when the phone is held upright and people are trying to view it from the side.
1051902
the plastic on the bottom part is just to little pivet that holds the phone. those can be pushed to the side if you just use the side clamps tighter you dont need the plastic bottom.
78494
No, the clip is permanently attached. It rotates so the phone can be carried horizontal or vertical.
551245
Absolutely. The phone is held quite securely. I've not had problems, even when going over railroad tracks or potholes.