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This product works exactly as advertised. In fact, based on what I had read in the other reviews I would actually say that it works better than advertised. The suction cup works so well that the only thing I can figure is that the person that had problems with it did not understand how it worked. It is not the standard type of suction cup where you simply press it against the windshield and hope it holds. This suction cup works by placing it against the windshield and then turning the knob counterclockwise in order to pull the center portion away from the windshield. As it does this it creates a vacuum seal that so tight that you are more likely to dislodge the windshield than you are to remove this device from it.
The iPhone fits perfectly into the holder and the aux cable is nice and thin. I actually used the phone in this setup when I wanted to have a conference call and the other person's voice coming out of the car stereo worked great for that purpose.
The only caveat I would list is that if your car has a long sloping windshield you may find the extension not quite long enough to bring the phone within reach. You may be able to compensate for this by mounting it up higher. I drive a Jeep Wrangler and it has a pretty vertical windshield so I don't have this problem.
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I have a Jeep with a custom roll cage and the dash bar which means I have to mount a cell phone holder in the middle of the windshield, losing visibility in a windshield that already has very little real estate to see out of. Not so with this holder. This is the only one that I could mount under the dash bar securely. I put in the extension provided and slid the unit under the dash bar. My iPhone sits right there firm against the dash in the middle, low so I have full visibility out my windshield.Now there was a bit of an issue getting it to suction to the windshield. It really did not want to hold the first few times I put it against the windshield. The suction and the screw down piece that aids the suction didn't want to work together, but once it's on there, it's on. I will need to leave it in the Jeep because you have to take off the plate that holds the phone to get the unit under the dash bar.UPDATE:Well, it stuck to the windshield for just under two weeks. Getting it to stick again is a no go. It won't stick on there long enough to use the screw down mechanism. We have used gaffer's tape to the dash to hold it. We can't figure out why it has decided to not stick anymore. Change in temperature? Humidity? My windshield is a perfect flat surface, so it should stick. We are considering getting rid of the arm altogether and just using gaffer's tape to stick the iphone holder portion to the dash bar.
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