iGrip Universal Fit Flexible Mount for AT&T Tilt

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Part# A1742
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AT&T Tilt iGrip Universal Fit Flexible Mount

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iGrip Universal Fit Flexible Mount

Works with: AT&T Tilt2, Tilt

Product Description

If you are looking for a sturdy vehicle mount that attaches to your windshield, then look no further. The strong suction cup used ensures that the mount will stay in place. Its flexible neck, and holder, that looks and functions great, provides road warriors with a great hands-free option.

The holder is sized to maximize functionality and look great in any vehicle. The padded sides protect your AT&T Tilt, and move in and out with the push of a single button. The neck, made of flexible aluminum, can be adjusted to optimize viewing.

Flexible gooseneck.
Adjustable holder for a variety of phone sizes.
Strong and durable design.
Suction cup mount, positioning arm, and holder included.

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	Universal Fit Mount
User: Jacob Kitsmiller, Sep 15, 2008

I just purchased this mount. It has a really strong suction cup and various ways to mount my tilt. The only complaint I have is that on rough roads or bumps the neck tends to cause a little vibration. It shakes so, it is sometimes hard to read my GPS. But, for the price, I think it works great. I would recommend this to the person trying to save a buck like me.

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User: Brad W, Oct 14, 2009

I used this car mount for 2 years through numerous business trips in a variety of rental cars while using my phone as a GPS. The suction cup works great, and the flexible arm held up very well and allowed the screen to be seen in any car I used it. I only had two complaints. The two small plastic arms at the bottom that keep the phone in the right spot fell out after about 6 months. The sides can still be clamped down to hold the unit when they are gone, but it would have been nice if they didnt easily slide out of the unit. The arm may be a tad long, because I also noticed a lot of shaking in certain cars unless I positioned it just right on the dash, which actually put a lot of pressure of the charge cable I was using (which also just broke).

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