RAM Quick Grip Phone Holder Ball Review

As the name suggests, fits Samsung Note 10 Plus 2020 with Otterbox Defender without any problems. If you have a large phone, it will be slightly larger to fit. Firmly holds the phone, you can't be afraid it will fall out. Note that I installed it on a ProClip vent mount on a medium sized Ram mount in my 2018 4Runner and can still use my camera on the back of my phone as a DVR if needed. Yes, the camera is just cleaned enough to still use it in the mount! Which I am VERY happy about. Good…

I love Ram products and have some X Grip phone mounts. They worked well, but sometimes they just didn't feel safe. I saw these new mounts and decided to give it a try. They hold the phone very securely and I liked that. They are perfect for ATVs, SXS and everything else. But as far as my work on vehicles is concerned, there is a downside. My current phone is Google Pixel 3XL. While the phone fits snugly and securely, the mount hides the fingerprint sensor and camera. I have made many videos…

Originally I wanted to attach it to the sun visor of the car display. The problem is that the plastic of the car is too thin. Even when tightened there is a kink. This is not the fault of the RAM system. But I still needed a solution. Instead, I pressed it against the edge of the trunk between the two front seats. Now I face another problem. My arm bends as I press down on the spring-loaded phone holder. It's just not as hard as I'd like it to be. I think maybe I can add an extra brace to make…

Very sad about this purchase. I just upgraded my phone and needed a bigger phone mount for my motorcycle. I've heard good things about the Ram so I got the Quick Grip XL, Miniarm and Bike Stem Mount. I was the first to get the Quick Grip in the mail so I decided to mount the holder. Knowing this happens on my bike, I used Loctite on the bolts to secure the rubber ball to the bracket. I've done it right and I'm by no means a strong guy. When I come back I notice that the plastic has a small…

This item replaced the mystery brand's previous sleeve bearing which initially looked good but didn't last long. The RAM quick release mount is the most secure phone mount I have ever used. I'd had my big Motorola G7 Power, with its bulky case, strapped to my Jeep's windshield while driving through northern Arizona for more than ten days, and it never budged. I've had many phones popped out of their "locking" mounts in both the truck and jeep due to moderate road bumps that the RAM mount…

The description says "easy to put in and take out your phone with one hand", but I found the spring in mine to be too strong to remove the device with one Hand. The entire mount flexes - until it hits the windshield. Ball joints don't rotate, they just flex. I can't pick up my phone. I bought it for one-handed use, so that defeats the purpose. I emailed RAM customer service to see if the spring is too strong, but I made the mistake of asking a few questions and the question about the spring…

I have had a full size quick release RAM holder for many years and have used it for tens of thousands of miles on my motorcycle across the continent without taking my phone once, not even dropping it. It has held up well to hundreds and hundreds of hours of direct sunlight. It does not change its position after tightening the ball joints. The side panels are adjustable to avoid side buttons like power and volume. The spring grip is strong enough to hold the phone in place but not strong enough…

Bought Quick-Grip for S20 FE. I also have an X-Grip that I bought for another phone a few years ago. I find the Quick-Grip much more secure in the car or bike, while the X-Grip is better for holding the phone on a table, e.g. B. on video calls, reading instructions, when I need both hands etc. I checked the comments in detail before I bought the Quick-Grip and I will check what I found myself now that I have it have. Materials and Construction: This is not a cheap construction. I've been using…