If you have the mounts on the top and bottom of a Nexus 7 mounted horizontal (landscape) will this hold it or does it have to be vertical (portrait).
618312
It's a good mount, but the metal rod inside has broken off already. Me being a field tech, I fixed it but it's not the same. I move it all the time, so it doesn't hold up to my use.
2230827
No, the middle portion of the phone has to be flat on the pad. My Nexus 5 (with the Spigan neo hybrid case) needs about 1 and a half inches of clearance on each side and the diameter of the pad is almost the same as the width of my Nexus 5. If you could find a way to put it sideways in the cupholder so the phone stayed snugly against it that would probably work (although probably would defeat the purpose of it being an elegant solution).
387825
Not sure about the dimensions on that. I use mine to hold a Nexus 7(2013) in landscape orientation with or without a case. It also holds an LG Gpad 8.3 in the same landscape orientation. I suspect your device is about the same size or smaller than the Nexus. I don't have a ruler at the moment. Google the dimensions fpr a Nexus 7(2013) if you want specifics.
285882
The Nexus will fit in it standing up, but not on it's side. You can't put it in with the cables facing down, there are things that get in the way. You can put it in upside down though. It looks a bit odd, and isn't held in very securely but it works fine. The buttons on the unit itself don't seem to control the Nexus 7 at all so I have little hope that if the remote was working it would be useful (Mine isn't working.) Still, because the device functions rather well as simple passive speakers and a micro-usb power source you can just plop any device with those connections into it and just play music, so it can be made to work just fine. I'd really like to see a unit just wide enough to hold the Nexus 7 mounted sideways. It would make it a cool little TV watching station. Sadly, this unit's slot is quite a bit too narrow to do that.
2095185
Yes, you can mount right or left, and can also mount with your stabilizer or with the included hex bolt. You can move it somewhat to get it away from the grip and as long as you mount the phone vertically like the pictures, you shouldn't have an issue with the grip. I'm still testing with mounting the phone horizontally since You tube doesn't like vertical videos.
267309
My phone ( Nexus 5 ) will charge in either position. My tablet ( Nexus 7 2nd edition ) charges only horizontally.
664442
An iPad mini should fit just fine in either portrait or landscape position. I have a Google Nexus 7 which just is about 1 inch narrower, and there is lots of room for adjustment. I am using a silicone cover over the Nexus, and this mount grips it really well. I use a Disc Golf scoring app, and the Nexus is mounted on my golf cart. It holds it very securely. I like the smooth contour of the mounts arms that grip. It looks great with the device. I would upload a picture of the setup if I could. The buttons on top release the arms that slide apart. On side is just set, and lock. The other side is spring loaded which makes it easy to remove, and reload back to the same position.
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I read an ebook every other week on my nexus 7. No, the moko case does not have a portrait mode, but the other benefits of the case outweigh that compromise. I find the nexus easier to hold above my head when reading in bed with the cover plus the elastic hand strap keeps it from falling when i fall asleep.
150280
It's not designed to stand up in portrait mode, but it technically can be done. The screen will be completely vertical and you might knock it over while trying to use the touchscreen.
782459
Yes it does swivel so you wouldn't mount it landscape. You mount it to the bars and then you can turn it landscape. Now the only problem I have had is after the 4th or 5th time using it the case started "popping off" the mount and my phone actually fell on the road (and I live in the country so our roads are rather rough from farming tractors). The case is super strong and durable so nothing happened to my phone BUT my husband came up with the solution of super gluing the case to the mount so that wouldn't happen any more. I can no longer take the case off but that's okay with me...it still serves the purpose and it is a good mount and easy to use. Yes I would buy it again! I hope this helps!
12725
It does not mount in landscape and does not swivel. I have a iPhone 5 with a mophie battery case and have not had any problems on trails or the road with it. The caddy is at it's limit in holding the case on my phone but, it holds very well.
1101266
The mount came with 2 sets of arms for different size devices. My Nexus 7 used the longer arms and your 3.5 inch would not fit in landscape mode (too small) and the 6.5 inch is to large for portrait mode....unless Maybe with the smaller arms and I do not have them any more to measure. Some reviewers said it worked with the iPhone. You could check for iPhone measurements. Sorry I could not give you an exact answer.
237061
My wife has a 5s and it will hold it. But it will not hold it on landscape view. Just vertical.
1074881
I can tell you that I am using it with a Nexus 7 and it holds it still and works very nicely on all axis. It's a well designed and made product.If your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or Garmin Nuvi are similar in size to the Nexus 7, it will work great.
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You can sort of rotate the case, like from portrait to landscape, but not change the general angle of the mount once it is in place. You could mount the phone vertically (so that the camera is facing forward) but then you wouldn't be able to see the screen. It does come off the mount pretty easily, but I think you would have to be stopped and use two hands.
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Yes seems very secure. I have both the previous and current versions of Nexus 7 and I use it to charge both, purchased it when I bought my first Nexus 7. Previous model does fit into the devise a little bit easier than newest model sometimes have to move newest one around a little to get it seated not a big deal at all but once in works great (just an observation not a complaint), no worries about tipping it over.
1879750
I read that the Nexus 9 is just about 9 inches tall. I measured the tablet holder when its empty and its 8.5 inches tall, so YES, it should hold a 9 inch tablet. Presuming you mount it to hold the tablet in landscape, there will be some significant space on the top, but that shouldn't be a problem.