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Question: Will this hold Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)?
Document: I have a Samsung Galaxy in a nice thick protective case, and the arms on this mount are angled perfectly, and have a nice cushy silicone on them, so they close gently but firmly on the sides. Holds the phone perfectly, which my last mount did not.2. I had a suction cup mount before, which seemed fine - when the weather was warm.
Just too small won't hold for Samsung notice 2 or 3,. Poor quality made and totally misled information buyer beware.
I have the Samsung Note 3 and from time to time find myself needing to use Google Maps instead of my Garmin GPS for directions. Even with the latest maps update, the Garmin sometimes gets it wrong. Thus the search for something to eliminate the need to hold my phone and to keep 2 hands on the wheel while navigating. Frankly, I was very skeptical of the concept of using a CD slot to support, well, anything.
I have a Samsung S4 with an Otterbox Defender case. The phone with the case weighs 7.1 ounces and is 3.25" x 5.75". I use the mount in a 2003 Focus and a 2009 Sonata. It works great in both vehicles. It does not interfere too much with being able to see or use the controls. I was concerned that the weight and size of the phone with the case would be too much for the attachment to hold securely.
The ExoMount touch CD works great with my AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note III in an Incipio case where others won't!
Now this is a very clever and useful device. Until now my Samsung Galaxy S3 has been relegated to the cup holder of my car for lack of a better perch while driving. For navigation and listening to MP3 books that was a very inconvenient solution. With this cleaver little contraption I can mount my Samsung S3 in seconds to my dash via the CD slot.
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 that I've never found a decent car mount for. The mounts available at our local Verizon don't work for my phone with its Otter case -- it's simply too big. I hesitated to try a case without being able to first make sure my phone in its protective case would fit, but took a chance on this holder.
When used in a landscape view, it blocked far less (sadly Android doesn't have as good of landscape support for phones as it does tablets).I used this with a Samsung Galaxy Note III on a 2011 Acura MDX (w/ Navi), and I didn't quite like how it blocked some of the buttons I wanted to access, so I ended up going with another solution. I don't fault the mount, and you may want to contemplate how it will work in your car.
Perfect is how I described this ExoMount mount. Is is well built and the mechanism that &#34;grabs&#34; the phone is of high quality. It holds my heavier Galaxy Note 2 and other smaller phones (iPhone 4s, S2, Nexus 4 and Nexus 4) without any slippage. More importantly, because of the more compact dimensions of this product, it does not stick out as much and therefore not in the way of my shifter.No complains and love this product.
When I first saw the ExoMount CD slot car mount, I was little bit worried that it might damage the CD slot in my car stereo. After I got the product, I found out that the inserted part was less than a half inch long to the CD space and the ExoMount CD slot car mount has been working great since then. The only gripe is that it was tight for my Galaxy Note 2.
Answer: I don't think it's opens up wide enough and it would not take the weight for sure. I was not too impressed with this item as well. On my first one the screw mount broke (it's made of cheap plastic) and then I got a second one thinking it would be okay. The second one broke as well when tightening it. I wasn't even tightening it that much. I would veer away from this product. I bought of the the ones that clip on the vents and it works like a charm.