@@HobartsReviews *update* no bueno. Turns out this phone holder still can’t fit my iPhone 11 with a Sinjimoru silicone grip on the back. My phone measures in at thickness of approx. 15.5 mm, but the arms on the holder are only 14.9 mm. So something to keep in mind for any one else out there who may have a thicker phone.
@@redone823 I ordered 3 of them. I just installed one of them yesterday. So far so good. It is def true that you get more vibration when the arm is extended. If you use it closer to the base, you won’t see any movement.
Texas showing love 💜 about to add a second channel for vlogging appreciate the added heat note 💯 literally my biggest issue is keeping the mofo on 😂😂😂 definetly trying this one out and using that link 😘
I’m a truck driver and I’ve used “heavy duty” phone mounts that they sell at truck stops. Those can be expensive. I’ve had a problem with those mounts and that is that those have cheap plastic gears and they always chip and no longer grip your phone when you want to use it. I’ve opened up the cradle and rotated the gears so they have contact on the part of the gear that’s not chipped but it eventually breaks. One thing that got my attention about the Humixx is that the movement felt great when it gripped and released. Came to find out that it has stainless steel gears and they claim it’s military grade. That made me a fan of it. No more problems with gears. I must point out that the new version of the Humixx phone mount doesn’t advertise that it’s military grade nor that it has metal gears anymore. I hope they didn’t go cheap in the upgrade. That would be a downgrade in my opinion. No more expensive trucker phone mounts that break right away.
For the air vent mount , what happens to the back of the phone when your heating system is on or air-conditioning . The phone cannot withstand the heat coming from the vents .
Hmm good point. I love in South Florida so it's always AC for me but when it gets cold the heat doesn't seem to bother my phone. You can always just close that vent.
@@HobartsReviews yea this was what I was thinking of. The vent that I was planning to put the clip into were the ones above the radio and not using the air is not an option when it starts getting cold.
If it's good quality plastic, I wouldn't worry about the threading, since there are plastics that can handle a craploads of punishment 😁 Some metals can't even reach their level of durability, so having a balljoint made out of metal doesn't really say anything unless it says what metal it's made of. Not saying the one mentioned here isn't good one, but just overall. Anyhow, this certainly seems like something for my GTI and Jeep. Seems like a good option and nice review to show how it actually is 👍
Thanks for your input friend! Yeah I've had several of these that over time the socket quadrants break off from fatigue. So being that this one has little skinny sections I just wanted to caution to be careful of those teeth so you don't break too many of them off and then you can't thread. It really is a nice phone mount. I'm actually using the air vent one right now LOL.
@@HobartsReviews The plastic is a bit too hard then and is kinda brittle? That's a shame 😐 But even then, your review sure is helpful so people can take that also into consideration when deciding to make the purchase 👍
Someone really needs to help asian companies with their branding. "Vic-seed"?? Really?? I don't want a big VICSEED logo on my dashboard. On their website it says, "5,000,000+ Global Trusting Customers". I mean, you kind of know what they mean, but they really should hire native english speakers to review their messaging.
Good part about vent mounting is that in the summer when its extra hot, your A/C is actively cooling your phone.
Great video and thanks for mentioning that you can connect the power cord to charge, I couldn't tell by the pics.
Thanks Michael! Happy Holidays!
Your review video is very detailed. I love it. Keep it up!!!
Thank you very much Luong!
Thanks for pointing out that the arms have been lengthened, as this was my primary concern. 👍
No problem Sam! Thanks for watching!
@@HobartsReviews *update* no bueno. Turns out this phone holder still can’t fit my iPhone 11 with a Sinjimoru silicone grip on the back. My phone measures in at thickness of approx. 15.5 mm, but the arms on the holder are only 14.9 mm. So something to keep in mind for any one else out there who may have a thicker phone.
Holy crap, it's Sam Fisher!
Nice Review! Might have to get one of these.
Thank you!
Very thorough review. It definitely helped me deciding on which phone holder to get for my semi truck. Thanks
Thanks for watching Anna! Drive safe!
What did you end up getting? Thanks in advance.
@@redone823 I ordered 3 of them. I just installed one of them yesterday. So far so good. It is def true that you get more vibration when the arm is extended. If you use it closer to the base, you won’t see any movement.
Very detailed
Thanks much sir
No problem!
"Military grade" is literally the cheapest something can be made and hopefully still get the job done.
Yep, I always give a pause whenever a company uses that line as a positive. Still bought one though.
Great, review! looks like a great product(:
Yeah this one with the air vent attachment is my current favorite! Thanks for watching!
@@HobartsReviews thanks por responding 😁
Soo far soo good! Have it for 2 months now and just perfectly. Has never taken off the front window 💫
Excellent review
Thank you Ed!
Thx so much! This is a great review. Very helpful. I was able to install with ease thx to your review 👍🏽
Can you use the suction part without unpeeling the sticky side?
Unfortunately no
Texas showing love 💜 about to add a second channel for vlogging appreciate the added heat note 💯 literally my biggest issue is keeping the mofo on 😂😂😂 definetly trying this one out and using that link 😘
Thank you so much friend!
Is it necessary to use the 3M pad or can you do without it?
You can do without it.
If I want to put it different spot How can I remove it after I sticked it on first spot I choose ? Please help ?
You flip the little tab and remove the suction cup.
Does it stick to a vinyl dash or just plastic?
Not sure.. the sticky underneath helps it stick along with suction so maybe
Could you tell me the size of the ball socket.? 12mm or 17mm?
Of the phone mount options in the bio, is this one the best?
I'm using this one with the air vent mount still to this day. Love it!
I’m a truck driver and I’ve used “heavy duty” phone mounts that they sell at truck stops. Those can be expensive. I’ve had a problem with those mounts and that is that those have cheap plastic gears and they always chip and no longer grip your phone when you want to use it.
I’ve opened up the cradle and rotated the gears so they have contact on the part of the gear that’s not chipped but it eventually breaks.
One thing that got my attention about the Humixx is that the movement felt great when it gripped and released. Came to find out that it has stainless steel gears and they claim it’s military grade. That made me a fan of it. No more problems with gears.
I must point out that the new version of the Humixx phone mount doesn’t advertise that it’s military grade nor that it has metal gears anymore. I hope they didn’t go cheap in the upgrade. That would be a downgrade in my opinion.
No more expensive trucker phone mounts that break right away.
For the air vent mount , what happens to the back of the phone when your heating system is on or air-conditioning . The phone cannot withstand the heat coming from the vents .
Hmm good point. I love in South Florida so it's always AC for me but when it gets cold the heat doesn't seem to bother my phone. You can always just close that vent.
@@HobartsReviews yea this was what I was thinking of. The vent that I was planning to put the clip into were the ones above the radio and not using the air is not an option when it starts getting cold.
If it's good quality plastic, I wouldn't worry about the threading, since there are plastics that can handle a craploads of punishment 😁 Some metals can't even reach their level of durability, so having a balljoint made out of metal doesn't really say anything unless it says what metal it's made of. Not saying the one mentioned here isn't good one, but just overall. Anyhow, this certainly seems like something for my GTI and Jeep. Seems like a good option and nice review to show how it actually is 👍
Thanks for your input friend! Yeah I've had several of these that over time the socket quadrants break off from fatigue. So being that this one has little skinny sections I just wanted to caution to be careful of those teeth so you don't break too many of them off and then you can't thread. It really is a nice phone mount. I'm actually using the air vent one right now LOL.
@@HobartsReviews The plastic is a bit too hard then and is kinda brittle? That's a shame 😐 But even then, your review sure is helpful so people can take that also into consideration when deciding to make the purchase 👍
Can it hold Ulefone Armor 9 phone if mounted on dashboard ?
Not sure...it's pretty strong though!
Can the vent cellphone holder be used on vertical vents instead of horizontal?
Jesus, YES! Its got a 360 degree swivel on it. So you can use the clamp on your vertical vent and just swivel it into your viewing position. 😉
@@HobartsReviews thanks for replying, love your content. Keep up the good work!
Please test with small breaks, the mobile should not come out falling, this is the real test.
It doesn't. I have tried 👍
Looks same as vanmass
Might be.
Military grade is just a phrase to charge more money.
It is just a plastic phoneholder
mil grade just mean built at the cheapest price not that it is the best.
Military grade 🤣🤣🤣
You think you are showing something to the people you're just saying ah oh ah the camera is far and bad angle , no way to see true the details
What are you talking about?
Someone really needs to help asian companies with their branding. "Vic-seed"?? Really?? I don't want a big VICSEED logo on my dashboard. On their website it says, "5,000,000+ Global Trusting Customers". I mean, you kind of know what they mean, but they really should hire native english speakers to review their messaging.