t-design

Thanks for posting the picture!
Is it okay if I use it on my website?

I'd suggest rotating mount 180deg, so it's more natural motion to insert the phone. And move it an inch lower for better grip on the wedge

DaveGee

T-Design here too. Took a spirited drive up the mountain last Saturday - everything stayed stucked real good.

DaveGee

77tony

Vlad, Permission granted ! Rotated then moved unit a little lower as suggested. Prefer unit a bit higher because of my height. (note: bus card bi-fold in place of cell for pic) T

midcont

Vlad, do you have a solution that would incorporate one of your mounts with wireless charging for an iphone?

t-design

Can you point me to a link?

beaverlake

Check the Pro-Clip site - they have mounts with holes sized to take and hold the new iPhone speed connector.

t-design

As I understand "speed connector" and "wireless charging" are two different things. I was asking for a link to wireless solution. the usual proclip holder can sure be matched with my bracket and I actually have one on order right now, making custom holder for a customer. Will post pictures when ready.

midcont

I don't have a link, but check Amazon for "iphone wireless charging" solutions. You'll see the bases for charging and the thin wireless receiving patch that plugs into the phone. Maybe you can figure out a combination that would incorporate your mount, the wireless base and the receiving patch into one package that we knew worked.
Would be nice then if the base (an additional, 2nd unit) was also a good setup for the nightstand.

t-design

I looked at wireless chargers - they all to seem quite bulky and unreliable, so not well fitted for my mount. It wouldn't be too difficult to add phone holding arms to one of the chargers, but then I'd have a product support nightmare on my hand. As a lot of people on amazon are dissatisfied with those chargers.

So at this time, just like major phone companies, I choose to wait and see what direction it's all going.

stealthpilot

Any progress on wireless charging? Also is there a magnetic version of your mount? It would reduce bulk and create a cleaner look if the phone just looked like it is floating there.

stealthpilot

It may be worth discussing what I want to do. I am thinking of mounting an iPod touch permanently in the car (doesn't need to be removed). I could use a double sided 3' tape to fasten it to the mounting plate. But I need it to be very clean so it is ideally on drivers side of the PCM but not obstructing the PCM. Do you think this might be possible? This is for 991.

t-design

A few pictures of T-Design iPad mount. It's rock solid and will not shake like most of generic ones. Can be installed at various points on the glove box lid. Can be used with cup holders. 10 seconds install. Can be very useful on road trips

First991

thought i'd share mine. Proclip iphone6 plus mount. Low profile, doesn't block vents or buttons, chargeable, easily mounted and dismounted with one hand, and very secure. No regrets!

NF4710

Another vote in support of Vlad's T-design. It works beautifully and has been very secure. Holds my iPhone 6 Plus without issue. There's a little shake to the phone but I would imagine that would be present with any mount in a car this stiff. The location and ease of use are phenomenal. I tried the Proclip and it was nowhere as good - the position made it hard to use and the iPhone cradle with extension was very awkward. First911 your Proclip setup is better than mine (passenger side) but don't you find the phone hits your leg?

Cheers
NF

First991

not at all actually. there is plenty of clearance between the phone and my thigh. though I do like to set the seat a bit low