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product_id: 1258784
title: "Compatible Headphone Adapter Replacement for Phone 7/7 Plus/8/8 Plus/X/ 10"
brand: "cdyle"
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# Compatible Headphone Adapter Replacement for Phone 7/7 Plus/8/8 Plus/X/ 10

**Brand:** cdyle
**Price:** FREE
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- **What is this?** Compatible Headphone Adapter Replacement for Phone 7/7 Plus/8/8 Plus/X/ 10 by cdyle
- **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping
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## Description

The item is a simple and practical bike motorcycle mount phone holder, which perfectly combines a versatile handlebar mount with an adjustable ultra-grip cradle, to provide a secure location for your cellphone, GPS, MP3 on your bicycle or motorcycle. The mount fits on most handlebars and provides an adjustable arm from 50-80mm to ensure your devices safe while cycling. Besides, it comes with an elastic safety bungee strap to add additional protection to your device from taking a spill. With 360-degree rotating design and easy to use, it is really a wonderful bike motorcycle mount holder for choice. Features - Brand: Hotfuleco. - Color: mainly black. - Material: durable hard plastic, soft sponge and bungee. - 100% brand new and high quality Universal Adjustable Bike Motorcycle Handlebar Mount Holder Cradle Stand with Safety Strap. - Can be used to firmly grip almost all mobile phones, MP3, MP4, GPS, etc. (Adjustable arm range: about from 50mm to 80mm.) - The holder can be firmly mounted on your most bike and motorcycle handlebars, for easy viewing while cycling. - Come with an elastic safety bungee strap to add an additional protection to your device. - 360-degree rotating design for easy adjustment to give your different viewing angles. - Come with a metal screwdriver for easy operation. - Durable structure, shockproof and anti-slip design, and easy to use.

Review: Hassle-free 1-hand-operable magnet mount, a must-get! - No regrets buying this. Was thinking of getting the traditional cheaper clamp/grip-type mount but settled for this. What I want is hassle-free mounting and unmounting my ip5s and Galaxy S4. I want to use only ONE hand, not two to mount/unmount the phone, as usually required by clamp-type mounts. On the metal plates, I use the 3M adhesive type on the S4 cover. I don't even peel off the adhesive layer. Just use some double-sided tape on the metal side is good enough. This is so that the same plate can be reused repeatedly on different phone covers w/o removing the adhesive layer -> don't have to buy additional plates. For the iphone I use the round non-adhesive smaller metal plate. I place it near the bottom to facilitate typing text and when pressing menu button the phone won't pivot. See attached pix. The suction cup is different from typical ones, really sticky and gel-like, therefore decide where you want it to be mounted. Before mounting, highly recommended to wipe over the target area with some alcohol wipes to remove dirt, and do not use fingers to touch the cup surface once the protective layer is removed. I chose the cover of the storage compartment cover of my 2009 Avante(Elantra HD) instead of the dashboard(as most people would) as mounting point so that I won't have to extend body and arm to grab the phone. In this location it is comfortably within hand's reach for mount/unmount of phone. I do not open the compartment frequently so it ain't a major obstruction. Once the mount is attached I tried to yank it with moderate force but couldn't. I am convinced this sucker will be there for a while. Mounting the phone can't be easier. Just place the phone on the damn mount and it'll stick onto it. Period. Typically the metal plate is placed at the center of the phone, so when mounting just try to put the phone at the centre of the mount. This ensures maximum magnet force and the phone won't slip. Okay to mount it vertical, sideways or any orientation you want. The angle at which the mount points can be adjusted by the screw at the back. Loosen, adjust to desired angle, and tighten the screw back - the angle position is then fixed. Unmounting requires a trick. If you try to "pull" the phone away, you find that it is harder and requires a bit more force. But if you "peel" the phone away from the sides or top/bottom, you find the phone gets detached much easier and do not require much force. I recommend the latter method as the former may eventually loosen the grip of the suction cup on the mounted surface. When going over bumps at relatively low speeds the mounted phone sticks pretty firmly and doesn't come off. I don't intend to screw up my car's suspension by testing it over high speeds. One thing I worry is the mount losing its suction and magnetic strength at high temp environment. I live in Singapore with summer all year round. The noon temperature can hit 35degC(95 degF) and heat up the insides of the car to over 50degC(122degF). Therefore the mount could lose its magnetic strength overtime. The cup may lose its suction causing whole mount to fall off suddenly. It's a good idea to put some windscreen shades and lower the front windows just a bit for hot air to escape, when parking long hours under the noon sun. I'll see after 6 months how the mount will hold up. ^_^
Review: Love the mount, easy to use (updated) - The magnet is plenty strong and so is the suction cup. Unfortunately I have had 2 issues - one on the device itself and one with it's compatibility with my phone case - so I have not yet been able to actually use the mount in my car. I have, however, played with it and *attempted* to mount it in my car. (see update) The head is actually very easy to move. Some of the reviews said that it was difficult - I wonder if they noticed the collar that you twist to loosen the head and allow it to move? That collar allows articulation while making sure the whole thing is very secure (I know, personally, that a mount that's always falling over is particularly annoying.) Unlike what another review mentioned, the suction cup was NOT able to stick to the textured dash of my vehicle - it stuck for about an hour and then fell off (and it was neither a particularly hot nor cold day). The texture is that lightly wrinkled faux leather-looking plastic. Attaching to the glass is not an option - not only is the slope of my windshield dramatic enough to require me to stick this thing dead center, but it is actually illegal in my state to mount anything to the windshield and block line-of-sight of the driver. So while this *does* stick to glass very well, I can't use it there! :( I have bought a console disk to put on my dash, the Arkon AP036 70 mm Console Attachment Disk which fits the iMagnet perfectly and has had no adhesion issues thus far (it's been a few months, but granted it's the middle of what's turned out to be a very cold winter). The other issue was the metal plates. They are not totally compatible with the 2-part Otterbox Commuter case. Why? Otterbox designed the outer hard shell with a circle of raised plastic dead center, so I can't fit either the square or circle plates toward the top without either being off-center or covering the camera. I could put them on the bottom, and simply turn on screen rotation when I mount the phone... but that's a tad obnoxious. I could also put the plate between the soft part of the case and the phone itself, but that makes the connection between magnet and plate weaker. This *is* more of an issue with the case than the mount, but I think it's worth mentioning so that others are aware of the possible issue with their cases. Update: I did end up placing the plate under both layers of the Commuter case - didn't want to do that originally since I was afraid of scratches and it weakens the magnetic connection a bit - and orienting the plate vertically. The phone still attaches just fine but the slightly weaker connection means that it does start rotating from the road vibration if it's not centered absolutely perfectly - whereas in a thinner case the connection was plenty strong to prevent that. If it's allowed to bounce too far, my phone has fallen off a couple of times. Again, this is more a case issue than the mount itself.

## Features

- Brand: Hotfuleco. Color: mainly black. Material: durable hard plastic, soft sponge and bungee.
- Can be used to firmly grip almost all mobile phones, MP3, MP4, GPS, etc. (Adjustable arm range: about from 50mm to 80mm.)
- The holder can be firmly mounted on your most bike and motorcycle handlebars, for easy viewing while cycling.
- Come with an elastic safety bungee strap to add an additional protection to your device.
- 360-degree rotating design for easy adjustment to give your different viewing angles.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B008IOQ3K6 |
| Additional Features | Adjustable |
| Brand | Cdyle |
| Color | 14.99 |
| Compatible Devices | apple iphone 5s, apple iphone 6, apple iphone 6 plus, apple iphone 6s, apple iphone 6s plus, samsung galaxy note 5, samsung galaxy s6 Compatible Devices apple iphone 5s, apple iphone 6, apple iphone 6 plus, apple iphone 6s, apple iphone 6s plus, samsung galaxy note 5, samsung galaxy s6 See more |
| Compatible Phone Models | Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S6, apple iphone 5s, apple iphone 6, apple iphone 6 plus, apple iphone 6s plus, iPhone 6S Compatible Phone Models Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Samsung Galaxy S6, apple iphone 5s, apple iphone 6, apple iphone 6 plus, apple iphone 6s plus, iPhone 6S See more |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Bicycle, Motorcycle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,864 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Item Dimensions | 5 x 3.5 x 3 inches |
| Manufacturer | Cdyle |
| Mfr Part Number | MG45-1 |
| Model Name | Cdyle Universal Handlebar Mount Holder |
| Mounting Type | Vehichle Mount |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Special Feature | Adjustable |
| UPC | 665846649495 665846649174 653286554066 653286553700 653286554004 665846648894 665846660674 665846663477 665846664078 858779002431 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hassle-free 1-hand-operable magnet mount, a must-get!
*by D***N on April 19, 2015*

No regrets buying this. Was thinking of getting the traditional cheaper clamp/grip-type mount but settled for this. What I want is hassle-free mounting and unmounting my ip5s and Galaxy S4. I want to use only ONE hand, not two to mount/unmount the phone, as usually required by clamp-type mounts. On the metal plates, I use the 3M adhesive type on the S4 cover. I don't even peel off the adhesive layer. Just use some double-sided tape on the metal side is good enough. This is so that the same plate can be reused repeatedly on different phone covers w/o removing the adhesive layer -> don't have to buy additional plates. For the iphone I use the round non-adhesive smaller metal plate. I place it near the bottom to facilitate typing text and when pressing menu button the phone won't pivot. See attached pix. The suction cup is different from typical ones, really sticky and gel-like, therefore decide where you want it to be mounted. Before mounting, highly recommended to wipe over the target area with some alcohol wipes to remove dirt, and do not use fingers to touch the cup surface once the protective layer is removed. I chose the cover of the storage compartment cover of my 2009 Avante(Elantra HD) instead of the dashboard(as most people would) as mounting point so that I won't have to extend body and arm to grab the phone. In this location it is comfortably within hand's reach for mount/unmount of phone. I do not open the compartment frequently so it ain't a major obstruction. Once the mount is attached I tried to yank it with moderate force but couldn't. I am convinced this sucker will be there for a while. Mounting the phone can't be easier. Just place the phone on the damn mount and it'll stick onto it. Period. Typically the metal plate is placed at the center of the phone, so when mounting just try to put the phone at the centre of the mount. This ensures maximum magnet force and the phone won't slip. Okay to mount it vertical, sideways or any orientation you want. The angle at which the mount points can be adjusted by the screw at the back. Loosen, adjust to desired angle, and tighten the screw back - the angle position is then fixed. Unmounting requires a trick. If you try to "pull" the phone away, you find that it is harder and requires a bit more force. But if you "peel" the phone away from the sides or top/bottom, you find the phone gets detached much easier and do not require much force. I recommend the latter method as the former may eventually loosen the grip of the suction cup on the mounted surface. When going over bumps at relatively low speeds the mounted phone sticks pretty firmly and doesn't come off. I don't intend to screw up my car's suspension by testing it over high speeds. One thing I worry is the mount losing its suction and magnetic strength at high temp environment. I live in Singapore with summer all year round. The noon temperature can hit 35degC(95 degF) and heat up the insides of the car to over 50degC(122degF). Therefore the mount could lose its magnetic strength overtime. The cup may lose its suction causing whole mount to fall off suddenly. It's a good idea to put some windscreen shades and lower the front windows just a bit for hot air to escape, when parking long hours under the noon sun. I'll see after 6 months how the mount will hold up. ^_^

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love the mount, easy to use (updated)
*by L***S on November 19, 2013*

The magnet is plenty strong and so is the suction cup. Unfortunately I have had 2 issues - one on the device itself and one with it's compatibility with my phone case - so I have not yet been able to actually use the mount in my car. I have, however, played with it and *attempted* to mount it in my car. (see update) The head is actually very easy to move. Some of the reviews said that it was difficult - I wonder if they noticed the collar that you twist to loosen the head and allow it to move? That collar allows articulation while making sure the whole thing is very secure (I know, personally, that a mount that's always falling over is particularly annoying.) Unlike what another review mentioned, the suction cup was NOT able to stick to the textured dash of my vehicle - it stuck for about an hour and then fell off (and it was neither a particularly hot nor cold day). The texture is that lightly wrinkled faux leather-looking plastic. Attaching to the glass is not an option - not only is the slope of my windshield dramatic enough to require me to stick this thing dead center, but it is actually illegal in my state to mount anything to the windshield and block line-of-sight of the driver. So while this *does* stick to glass very well, I can't use it there! :( I have bought a console disk to put on my dash, the Arkon AP036 70 mm Console Attachment Disk which fits the iMagnet perfectly and has had no adhesion issues thus far (it's been a few months, but granted it's the middle of what's turned out to be a very cold winter). The other issue was the metal plates. They are not totally compatible with the 2-part Otterbox Commuter case. Why? Otterbox designed the outer hard shell with a circle of raised plastic dead center, so I can't fit either the square or circle plates toward the top without either being off-center or covering the camera. I could put them on the bottom, and simply turn on screen rotation when I mount the phone... but that's a tad obnoxious. I could also put the plate between the soft part of the case and the phone itself, but that makes the connection between magnet and plate weaker. This *is* more of an issue with the case than the mount, but I think it's worth mentioning so that others are aware of the possible issue with their cases. Update: I did end up placing the plate under both layers of the Commuter case - didn't want to do that originally since I was afraid of scratches and it weakens the magnetic connection a bit - and orienting the plate vertically. The phone still attaches just fine but the slightly weaker connection means that it does start rotating from the road vibration if it's not centered absolutely perfectly - whereas in a thinner case the connection was plenty strong to prevent that. If it's allowed to bounce too far, my phone has fallen off a couple of times. Again, this is more a case issue than the mount itself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Initial impression is incredible (HTC One)
*by T***S on September 27, 2013*

I was very skeptical about ordering this device. I mean, a magnet next to your phone? Didn't it used to be that any magnet within like 10 feet of a computer would wreck and erase its hard drive?! So needless to say, I was a bit nervous. Secondly, I was nervous that the magnet itself wouldn't be strong enough, and my HTC One would constantly be falling off. Well, I'm very happy to say that this has outperformed my expectations, and I am so pleasantly surprised with how easy it is to use. I only used the round no adhesive magnet (stuck between the case and the phone), and it keeps my rather large HTC One on with no problem whatsoever. I have a sort of old stick shift, and at high speeds or when quick shifting it isn't exactly a smooth ride...but this mount has stayed on both the dash, and kept my phone attached to it, with no problems at all. It's only been a week with it, but I have to tell you, every time I simply reach up and let my phone get sucked to the mount or I quickly grab it off to use it in my hand...I feel an intense level of satisfaction. The magnet mounting is just simply brilliant. I can't believe it. Why would anyone ever want anything else? Who wants to clip things in? I will update in a month or so to see where things are. I also got the Tech Armor Anti-Glare screens, and the mediabridge 3.5mm aux cable to augment my car driving experience, and so far I am very pleased with both of those. Updates as things develop! **Update** It's only been a few days or maybe a week, but I just wanted to update the situation because I did run into a problem. Not with the dock exactly, but with a car charger I purchased. I didn't realize the car charger I ordered had a curly slinky cable, and so when I used it with this dock, the cord pulled too much and my phone would spin until it was lopsided. I tried stretching the cable, I tried attempting to hook the cable onto something higher up so that it wouldn't pull as much, and while I got some improvements...the phone still moved. As far as I'm concerned, the dock is still incredible. I returned the charger and I'm waiting on a charger that has a straight cable which I know won't be a problem. My aux cable has no affect on the phone at all (cause it is held quite solidly). **Update 6/6/14** Well, at this point it has been about 3/4 of a year, and man this thing is still going strong. It lasted me a cross country trip, where it FINALLY became unstuck only twice, but my girlfriend grabbed it and stuck it right back in place and it was solid. The second time it fell off was over two months ago now. We now live in Las Vegas, where the temperatures regularly get up to 100 and over, and this little guy hasn't fallen off at all here. I got a different phone (Switched back to iPhone), and I put the magnet in my new case, and use that phone with it no problem! I love this thing, and when it fails, I'll buy it again!

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