Review on Deppa Crab 2 holder black by Ada Adusiaa ᠌

I thought this holder was a good buy overall and would suggest it to others. There's a chance that it costs too much because. A mere container, in essence. The torpedo is not attached to the suction cup; it is merely attached to the glass. The suction cup sticks solidly to the window and doesn't move or come loose, which is a major plus. Here is a close-up of the phone holder itself, and I think it's really cool. The blower grille holder isn't rubberized, which is a drawback. It looks like it might damage the grille. I didn't make the adjustment (nor did I want to). - You can't alter the height of the side holders. In theory, this is the standard practice because they provide some bottom support for the gadget. Typically, the top is where you'll find the side buttons (power, volume rocker). But if the phone has a button on the bottom, like a camera shutter, the latch will be able to activate it. - The volume controls at the bottom of the phone are a continuous bar rather than two individual knobs for left and right. The reason I picked up on this subtlety: My phone, a Samsung S7, has a speaker on the right side of its bottom edge. In other words, the right stop rises precisely under the speaker when I place the phone in the holder, somewhat muzzling the sound. The prior holder's (I don't recognize the brand) stops were rotatable, so I merely shifted the right one to the side. This is not a huge drawback, but it should still be considered. Instead, if you use Bluetooth to connect the phone to the vehicle, it won't be an issue at all.