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US $30.00
Location:

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Brand:Bracketron Manufacturer Part Number:BT1-636-2 UPC:874688006360

Bracketron's BT16362 O2 vent mount holds almost any smartphone and fastens onto most air vents, including horizontal, vertical, and rounded vents. On top of that, Bracketron has incorporated a cord clip to secure your smartphone's charging cable. What more do you need?

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