I don't have a 14 pro max to test, I have no idea if it fits. I think that you can find the specs on the link that I have put in the video description. I should show maximum supported size.
@@TechTronic9000 Yea that's true, but I'm just pointing out that it's not aluminium like they claimed. Idm them using plastic, as long as it's good quality. They just need to be truthful in their claims. Aluminium itself is a pretty light metal anyway.
@@dylanloo9856 mine is aluminium. The ball joint and subsequent locking mechanisms are plastic but the main body and the 'gravity' mechanism are aluminium for sure.
@@Dizzle4shizzle1337 R u 100% sure? Coz I'm pretty sure mine is a 100% authentic Baseus product and don't think they make a different version of this car phone holder that is plastic or aluminium. It looks aluminium coz of the "brushed" paint finish on the main body (the part where the back of the phone rests on) and the arms, but when I feel it and tap it, it definitely screams plastic to me. The only metal part of this phone holder that I know of is the spring inside that controls the gravity mechanism and probably a few screws.
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I bought the support that is fixed in the CD slot, and it is a bit noisy with vibrations, you have to put the cell phone to reduce the noise
Thanks for this review. I am definitely going to buy one now after seeing your review!
Thanks for watching
@@TechTronic9000 You're welcome mate 😊
I ordered the model with Qi charging & found your review beneficial in knowing what I’m going to be receiving.
I'm glad that you have found my review helpful. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
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Thank you!!!! This is Genius!
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I love the video keep up the good work good job
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Very Good Review 👍🏼
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Hi, nice review. What's your phone? I ask because Baseus specs say that this holder is compatible from 4-6 inches phones.
That is a rather large Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 with an added silicone case cover making it even bigger. Also works with Xiaomi Mi8
The holder does not stay in position as the weight of the phone causes the holder to drop down.
It has an ajustable ball joint, just make it more tight and it will no longer drop.
And if it does still drop after tightening up slide a bit of paper in where the ball goes keeps it even more stable.
Is the clip strong enough to hold a phone securely when it is mounted onto a VERTICAL aircon vent instead of a horizontal one like in this video?
The clips is OK but it might still slide if you have lot's of bumps.
is that mitsubishi outlander?
Yes, Outlander PHEV
hey would a 14 pro max fit in this? Please I need an answer beacuse I am about to buy one
I don't have a 14 pro max to test, I have no idea if it fits. I think that you can find the specs on the link that I have put in the video description. I should show maximum supported size.
If the car goes over a bump could the phone bounce up and fall out?
No.
Does it fit for Apple 13 pro max?
Is it just me or does this Baseus gravity phone holder actually feel like plastic rather than aluminium as they claim?
Well it has to be light, otherwise it will break away the vents.
@@TechTronic9000 Yea that's true, but I'm just pointing out that it's not aluminium like they claimed. Idm them using plastic, as long as it's good quality. They just need to be truthful in their claims. Aluminium itself is a pretty light metal anyway.
@@dylanloo9856 mine is aluminium. The ball joint and subsequent locking mechanisms are plastic but the main body and the 'gravity' mechanism are aluminium for sure.
@@Dizzle4shizzle1337 R u 100% sure? Coz I'm pretty sure mine is a 100% authentic Baseus product and don't think they make a different version of this car phone holder that is plastic or aluminium. It looks aluminium coz of the "brushed" paint finish on the main body (the part where the back of the phone rests on) and the arms, but when I feel it and tap it, it definitely screams plastic to me. The only metal part of this phone holder that I know of is the spring inside that controls the gravity mechanism and probably a few screws.
does it work horizontally?
No as it's gravity based hence its name.
can it fit a samsung note 10 plus?
Probably yes
what car do you have ?
In this review it was a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, you can see more about it in my review regarding it.
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