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I have this one, I find myself constantly having to adjust it because our CD tray is curved so its not a tight fit. It holds my Note 5 just fine, even under hard driving but it's still a pain because I have to constantly adjust it every time I take the phone off the mount.
I have this one, I find myself constantly having to adjust it because our CD tray is curved so its not a tight fit. It holds my Note 5 just fine, even under hard driving but it's still a pain because I have to constantly adjust it every time I take the phone off the mount.
I use the magnetic one in my IS-F and another for my S2000. I agree I regularly have to either push it back in or just tighten it now and then or else it will fall out. But it does hold up great even driving in the canyons. I use a RAM mount + X grip on the windshield for track days for video/data. Magnet mounts are so convenient and everyone who rides with me loves the simplicity of mine.
Used the Steelie Ball mount for a few days and it was great! However, it was annoying that my phone wouldn't lay flat on a table because of the magnet that has to be mounted on the back. SO! Just ordered a Kenu Airframe+ and will be receiving it tomorrow!
I just got this one to replace a similar one that had a broken vent clip. At $14 via Amazon.com, I think it's a great deal if you want a vent mounted phone cradle. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's very similar to my old one, but a little better. It's plenty secure for street use & should be OK for the track too.. If not, I can add a couple small zip-ties like I did for my old one at the last Pocono event. The big difference from my old one is the swivel connector.. I think that's a plus since I can angle phone toward me on the street, then make it perpendicular to the dash at the track to ensure GPS apps like Harry's Lap Timer are as accurate as possible.
07-28-14, 08:12 PM
