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Answering whether the suction mount leaves a sticky mark, the creator applies and locks it in place, demonstrates its pull resistance, removes it, and shows the car window without visible residue.
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Answering whether the suction mount leaves a sticky mark, the creator applies and locks it in place, demonstrates its pull resistance, removes it, and shows the car window without visible residue.
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View breakdownEveryone keeps asking me whether this leaves a little sticky residue on my windscreen when I take it off. So there's only one way to find out. Stick it, clamp it. Now look how strong that is right. Let's take this thing off. Look at that, no sticky residue left on the window.
Yeah this thing also works on your dash. It rotates 360 degree, up, down, back, forth. And unlike a lot of other phone holders I've tried, the magnet on this one is super strong, so it does not go anywhere.
I'm not surprised they nearly sold out, cause of how cheap they are, and the fact they have free shipping. If they're still in stock and available, I'll leave you a link here.
A man sitting in the car speaks to the camera and shows the car phone mount, then presses the suction cup on the windshield, pulls hard to test its strong suction, then removes it and shows no sticky residue left on the glass.
The man attaches the mount to the car dashboard, rotates the mount head to demonstrate 360-degree adjustable function, then brings the smartphone close to the mount and shows the strong magnetic hold that firmly attaches the phone.
The man releases his hand to let the mount hang on the windshield, points his finger downward towards the camera, telling viewers that if the product is still in stock, he will leave a purchase link here.
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