Mirror Mount Car Electronics Bracket - Iphone, Android, Samsung, Apple on 2040-parts.com
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Mirror Mount Car Electronics Bracket - iPhone, Android, Samsung, AppleFits both Apple and Android devices Securely
Sturdy rubber lined grippers and a strong spring keep your device secure, even during aggressive driving and on bumpy roads. The grippers on our Car Electronics kit fit iPhones, Android Devices, GPS units, and even mini Tablets. One bracket fits all of your devices, and device removal takes mere seconds.
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