CLUTCHIT The Original Dual Magnetic Movable Phone Holder and Tablet Mount (Space Grey)

UPDATE 04/11/19: I reviewed this on March 4th with the heading “SKIP IT - Failure is Iminent” but after having printed my return label and reviewed this product, I received 4 more discs from the company to try out. Same magnets- just to try again. The first five pics are from that review. I decided to give it another shot and maybe it was the pebbled dash. This time, I put it in a different place. I show you the texture pre-application, how it looked initially and how it still looks today- with no problems. While not exactly where I’d have chosen to put it, it works out well. Do I remove it from the sticker? NO. I tried that before even applying the new magnet and got a pinched finger for my effort. Lol. They work wellllll together- I wouldn’t try to part them but I dont need to move it around anyway. AUDI a3 OWNERS: if you have the pebbled dash you see in my pics- don’t go there. But it works QUITE WELL where it is now. Better than expected. Flat much smoother surface. I circled where I put it in pic #6. Maybe it’s the fact that my dash isn’t 100% smooth but I don’t think so. So what’s with these great reviews? If you look at my pictures you’ll see the pattern isn’t 100% smooth, but it’s not ridged. You’ll also see where I first tried to attach the magnet- between the vents where I saw it pictured. Perfect place for it. Didn’t work. I did exactly what it said- cleaned it with the alcohol swab, allowed it to dry and then stuck the magnet there allowing it 24 hours to set before I put the movable part on. Day 1, with magnet between the vents, I went to adjust the angle as soon as I attached it. The second I did, because the adjusting takes a little push, it pulled the magnet right off. Disappointed? Yes. But I had another magnet and figured that just wasn’t the place to put it. Second try/second magnet: I cleaned the area with the second alcohol wipe, the only area I thought I could place it and have it work. On the flattest part - to the left of the pop-up screen but back a little further. I let it set for 24 hours. When I went to put the movable part on it and adjust it? SAME. THING. It pulled the magnet right off. The spot that didn’t work is also pictured. The problem? I took pictures of that too. The movable part is very heavy. I’d say well made except it didn’t work. It’s way WAY too heavy for the thin sticker magnet they give you. I can’t even imagine trying to take the movable part off- all I ever tried to do was adjust the angle and it pulled the thin sticker magnet right off. The stationary magnet is NO MATCH for the heavy movable part that the phone would be attached to. Just see the pictures. My dash’s design (which shouldn’t be a problem- it FEELS smooth!), the size of the sticker magnet vs the size of the heavy piece that you’re supposed to be able to move. I couldn’t even adjust it-let alone have a second stationary magnet somewhere else and move between the two! This is a horrible design. The stationary magnets need to be much thicker, heavier - SOMETHING! The two just *do not* work together.

This is what I'd always looked for in all the other magnetic phone mounts I've tried. I can't tell you just how many others I've tried since, well, I guess in college back in 2009. With all my past ones, the glue has melted off in hot weather; they would get all loosey goosey and not be able to hold my phone in whatever position I wanted; and the magnet's strength was always an issue. I always worried that my phone would pop off when driving, hit my stick shift front-first, and crack the screen. I've had this for over a year now and 100% honest, I had to use different glue. Mine lost its strength sometimes in the months after my purchasing it. I ended up going with e6000 because it bonds tight but still comes off without marring plastic. It's been great. For the little steel disc you put on your case, I used this kind of tape that's used to keep rugs from moving on wood floors. Works better than JBweld. Never had to reapply it and it sticks no matter how high the temp. e6000 would have worked just as well, I bet. I was just curious. The reason I'm so satisfied with it is because the mechanisms/ball joints themselves are top-notch. It will hold a tablet a 30 degree angle along bumpy roads and it hasn't lost strength at all the time I've driven with it (2 hours a day for over a year. It has those two ball joints, so you can get any angle you want. So I guess the takeaway is this: You're going to have to reglue it if you live in a really hot climate, but the internals are awesome.

First of all, I should note that I am not using this in a car so it is not being exposed to hot/cold and bumpy roads. For that purpose, I cannot vouch for its durability, though I imagine it will work perfectly. I am using this mount to suspend an iPad Air 2 from custom designed shelves on my desk. I mounted one thick metal disc on either side of my computer monitors so that I can move the iPad to either side as necessary. I ultimately decided on this magnetic mount for that purpose, it has the best flexibility. I can mount the thick discs anywhere to mount it, but also the mount itself can mount to any metal surface, which makes it great to take into the kitchen for recipes, etc. The mount is very sturdy. In fact, it is one of the most beautifully machined pieces of metal I've ever seen. Most magnetic phone/tablet mounts are plastic and cheap looking with a lot of flex, this is beautifully machined metal and very sturdy. It has no difficulty holding an iPad Air 2 up, with the mount hanging from the bottom of a shelf and angled straight out at two 45 degree angles. It doesn't sag or move at all, which is very impressive considering its relatively small size. I don't know if it'll continue to hold up, but it is great so far. The only issue I have had so far is the adhesive on one of the two thick metal discs that I mounted under my shelf. One of them completely failed, luckily it was as I was re-attaching the iPad to that disc so the iPad was in my hands. The adhesive on those discs is 3M VHB which is incredibly strong stuff, so I am going to chalk it up to user error. The shelves are wood so it is very possible it isn't a fully smooth surface. I ended up taking all the adhesive off and using Gorilla Glue to re-attach it to the shelf. It is so thin that it isn't visible and I'm more than happy to have it permanently attached. The adhesive on the other disc and the adhesive on the back of the iPad are rock solid though, so the failure was definitely my own. I don't know if this mount would hold up anything much larger/heavier than an iPad Air, but I wouldn't hesitate to put any phone or small tablet on it. I'm strongly considering getting one for my car now as well since this worked so well. If you're in the market for a phone/magnet mount with the ultimate flexibility and beautiful design, this is what you want.

偽物っぽいものや安いけど悪そうなもの、この手のお品はかなり選定するのに迷いますがレビューとサクラチェッカーの評価、評判も同様で信頼できたので購入しました。 土台の磁力、本体、信頼度も問題ないです。但し、スマホのMagSafe？の磁力では固定が難しいです。私はケースに磁石を仕込んで車の通常走行では簡単に落ちないようにしてます。

マグネット力も強いので非常に良い！ 角度も自由に動くのも良い！

Simplemente perfecto. Este lo había comprado hace años y lo puse en los coches y en mi oficina. Ahora compré este negro porque en aquellos días sólo había plateados y el negro siempre se agotaba. Cuando lo vi de nuevo, no dudé en comprarlo. Trae discos delgados, como para el escritorio o para superficies estándar, y otros gruesos para coches o lugares donde el sol y las temperaturas son altos, como en los autos. Antes colocaba el disco por debajo de la funda del teléfono; ahora la pongo en el exterior. De hecho, se ve muy bien y la adherencia es maravillosa. Con todo y baches, saltos de topes, etc., el teléfono se mantiene. En este caso, un iPhone 14 Pro. Totalmente recomendable.

No aguanta el peso de Iphone 11

Great strong phone holder