A vacuum suction phone holder for the places a stand won't fit: the bathroom mirror while you shave, the kitchen tile while you follow a recipe, or a gym mirror for filming a set. Turn the switch to ON and the base pulls a vacuum; the magnetic head holds a magnetic phone and tilts on a folding arm. It is part of our Electronics collection.
Key features
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ON/OFF vacuum switch – one turn locks the suction, the other releases it
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Magnetic head – holds phones with built-in magnets or a magnetic ring
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Two-sided use – the magnetic face also sticks straight onto iron and steel surfaces
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Folding arm – opens to 124 mm, folds down to a 43 mm puck
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3 colours – A black, B white, C pink
Specifications
| Folded size |
59 × 43 mm (2.32 × 1.69 in) |
| Open height |
124 mm (4.88 in) |
| Mount |
Vacuum suction base, ON/OFF switch |
| Phone side |
Magnetic |
| Colours |
Black, white, pink |
In the box
Tips
- Wipe the surface and the suction pad clean before mounting
- Don't use on wallpaper, painted plaster, wood grain or textured plastic
Frequently asked questions
What surfaces does the vacuum suction phone holder stick to?
The vacuum suction phone holder grips smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces such as glass, mirrors, tiles, smooth desks and fridge doors; on iron or steel the magnetic side can stick on directly.
Does my phone need a magnet to use this suction phone holder?
Yes, the phone side of the suction phone holder is magnetic, so the phone needs built-in magnets or a magnetic ring or case.
How do you release the suction?
Turn the switch on the base to OFF to let air in and lift the suction phone holder away; turn it to ON for a second to lock the suction.
Can I use it in the car?
The suction phone holder can sit on a smooth, flat dashboard or window glass; textured or curved dashboards will not hold suction.
Buying more than one, ordering again, or shopping for a gift or event? Email cs@elysianoble.com with the product link for a personal quote.
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