@joelmw Ooof. 2.6. That’s tough to do. Hire some fake reviewers, you craz… what? Oh maybe they did?
Anyhow not great.
Customers report mixed experiences with the phone mount’s functionality, with some saying it works well while others find it doesn’t perform as advertised. The adhesiveness and stability receive negative feedback, with customers noting it loses stickiness quickly and isn’t strong enough to hold the phone up. Moreover, durability is a concern as the product breaks after one month, and customers consider it not worth the price. Additionally, the magnetic strength receives mixed reviews, with some praising its super strength while others find it not strong enough.
@joelmw@stinks So these have “NanoSuction Adhesive”? Does that mean they only suck a little? But some of those reviewers on Amazon seem to be saying they don’t suck enough, to stay in place.
And who puts "STATIK’ in the name of an electronic product?
A 3-pack! One for my phone, one to mount my anti-Flock green laser on my dash until I get the one that pops up through my moon roof delivered, one more for … What?. I need suggestions for the 3rd. (I’m thinking a stainless steel tumbler I got from Meh, if it’s magnet-able. Holding water, of course. I always need to hold my water.)
I have some magnetic phone holders (not the ones for sale here) and they are impressively strong. The phone snaps on there with a hearty slap and you have to give a good tug to get it off. I was skeptical too, but using it for a couple of months has made me a convert.
I can even hang a chunky induction charging battery pack off of the back of my phone with just the magnets and it stays on and aligned no problem.
Specs
Product: 3-Pack: Statik HyperMount Gen 2 Magnetic Phone Holders
Model: PUP-0660-V2-BLK-3PK
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$59.99 at Amazon
$74.99 at Statik
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Sep 28 - Wednesday, Sep 30
Acoustic charging dock? Pass.
I was enticed by the claims, but Amazon rating is absolute shit, and actual reviews are oddly split. Sigh. It was indeed too good to be true.
@joelmw Ooof. 2.6. That’s tough to do. Hire some fake reviewers, you craz… what? Oh maybe they did?
Anyhow not great.
@joelmw @stinks So these have “NanoSuction Adhesive”? Does that mean they only suck a little? But some of those reviewers on Amazon seem to be saying they don’t suck enough, to stay in place.
And who puts "STATIK’ in the name of an electronic product?
A 3-pack! One for my phone, one to mount my anti-Flock green laser on my dash until I get the one that pops up through my moon roof delivered, one more for … What?. I need suggestions for the 3rd. (I’m thinking a stainless steel tumbler I got from Meh, if it’s magnet-able. Holding water, of course. I always need to hold my water.)
@phendrick
/showme secret service agent popping up through roof of armored limousine with his giant green laser instead of a gatling gun.
@phendrick Here’s the image you requested for “secret service agent popping up through roof of armored limousine with his giant green laser inst…”
That one’s kinda showy; mine should be less ostentatious, but, Yeah, you got the idea.
We’re supposed to trust NanoSuction Adhesive more than freaking magnets?
Actually, I don’t trust the magnets either.
And for the record, my current phone/iPad mount does block an air vent. But I have three other vents to make up for it, so I’m OK with that.
I have some magnetic phone holders (not the ones for sale here) and they are impressively strong. The phone snaps on there with a hearty slap and you have to give a good tug to get it off. I was skeptical too, but using it for a couple of months has made me a convert.
I can even hang a chunky induction charging battery pack off of the back of my phone with just the magnets and it stays on and aligned no problem.
@phendrick
Do you have a good source for those Green lasers?? I might need a few, just not as large as the one on the limo.
Does anyone have experience trying to mount this on a curvy dashboard or other relatively uneven surface?
I’ve never found a good solution for my 2002 F150 which has near-zero flat surfaces.
Theres the windshield, but