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Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
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Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
Ive just been to double check mine again, and the only button that gets covered is the power button, but the holder part where the power button is covered has a groove in it so the holder applies no pressure to the power button
The volume keys and all other buttons on the phone and speakers all have cut outs on the holder part so are not covered at all If you put the phone in the holder the other way round you dont have the groove for the power button and the volume keys are covered too The release clip is where the top of the phone goes (with the usb socket) |
Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
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I have invisiblesheld on the back of my n900. Just got Brodit passive and it doesn't seem to fit. I think I'm putting it in right with brodit logo at the bottom and the top grip slides between the gap between the screen and top buttons on the phone.I'm afraid of scratching or damaging the phone.It must be a snug fit without the shield. Is my only options to file down or take off the shield.Where do you file down?? |
Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
You are right. It is a snug fit without the sheild. It is also possibel to alighn it wrongt and almost jam the N900 in teh holder. Once toy get the knack though it is fine.
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Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
hi everyone, i can see that after 133 replies there is not still a final answer....
so browsing i found this one, what do you guys think? i'm only concerned for the access to key functions buttons http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/i...ctronics&img=1 |
Re: N900: Car Kit & Mounts
Hi All,
I finally took the plunge yesterday and order my ProClip and Active Brodit Mount from Car-Mounts.co.uk. Cost £50 for the lot, so it better be damn good! lol! I'll let you know how I get on! Dex |
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I'll emphasize that it came out looking really ugly in my case and wasn't worth the bother. The plastic is extremely tough and hard to remove, let alone get smooth. Also I chewed up part of the invis. shield by repeatedly sliding the phone in to test the fit. |
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