Magnetic Mount InfiniApps Original Patented Smartphones Review

I recently had to change cars and in my new car there is no way to close the air conditioning vent in the center console. I used to use what's known as an air vent, and since I didn't have a way to cover any of the vents, I was skeptical about directly heating the phone in the winter months. After some searching I found this bracket, something to put in my CD changer as it's completely useless. For the most part I like the product that holds the phone and has never been dropped. I like being…

This little phone holder works great, much better than holders that you have to clamp. Speakerphone - that's it. The magnetic mount is very secure and holds the device securely in place with little to no movement while driving. One caveat: the mount requires you to insert it into a CD player, which works well. However, if you have a CD player that has a "door" that opens and closes (to allow CDs to be loaded), you won't be able to slide the base all the way in. Depending on how far back your CD

I have car mounts for every year. And they kept breaking, so an average of 1-2 a year. I used clamps but after seeing a few magnetic mounts I decided to give it a try. Note. I was looking for an affordable mount ie a little under $25. And this one works great since I've owned it. (It's been 3 months.) First, the magnet is very strong. I have a big phone and an even bigger case for it. The case itself weighs more than the phone so I figured it couldn't stick to the magnet. But I put two magnetic

(UPDATE) About a month after I bought it it broke. If I had been actively using it for more than a year I would understand, but no. I've left my phone on it maybe 30 times and it seemed to work fine. Until my sun visor touched it and broke the plastic arm. Serious? I'm not joking. I took my sun visor off and it hit the plastic arm holding the magnet and it snapped like a twig at the base (base = plastic sheet that fits in the CD player). I hope I received a defective unit, I hope they've…

This is a very good holder to keep your phone handy, accessible and easy to grab when you get out of the car. It's not a dock, so it won't signal your phone to go into car mode unless you use something like an NFC tag to change phone modes. It holds the phone well in portrait or landscape mode and the phone can use its own screen rotation mode to give you the right view. It comes with 2 metal plates to attach to the phone, although only 1 comes with adhesive. Others only metal only. Any of them

UPDATE: April 2014 I have a 2013 Ford Mustang and this unit just doesn't open its jaws far enough to fit securely in the CD slot. Will not happen. I found the Mountek nGroove Snap2 to be a good fit and VERY good on this machine. What I also like about the Snap2 is that the magnet is larger, which gives the magnet more surface area to grip the plate in my phone. Original: There are (2) steel plates in the box, one adhesive backed and one without. I took this without glue, taped it between the…

PLUS: I just slammed the phone onto the mount with no issues with settings, latches and other things. Just take your phone out of your pocket and put it in the right position. The magnets are STRONG. PLUS: The general idea of mounting in a CD slot MINUS: Fully inserted into the slot and fully tightened, the weight of my phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 3) causes the mount to sag in the slot. I improved this a bit by gluing coarse sandpaper to the gripping surfaces. This also only helped a little. The

Loved the mount and how well it supports my LG G3. I wasn't sure if I liked the extra weight of the metal plate on my phone, but it wasn't too bad. The panel was thin enough to fit over the battery and still cover the back cover. However, this slim phone case doesn't hold the phone very well so I put the plate in the case and it worked fine. After about a week, I noticed that the bracket in the CD slot (on my 2004 Nissan Titan) wobbled more and more. Turning the screw about half a turn caused…

Overall impression: This product is a great solution for most people. The magnetic grip works effectively in most situations. The adjustability leaves a lot to be desired as the mount has its drawbacks, but I won't give up mine. I bought one for home, one for travel and chose it as a gift for my entire team at a recent meeting. They're all so thankful that there's finally an easy solution to driving while using your phone to navigate. How it works: This device must have a CD slot to connect it,