RAM Mount RAM® Quick-Grip™ Pro XL Phone Holder w/Ball

RAM® Quick-Grip™ Pro XL Phone Holder with Ball

The RAM® Quick-Grip™ Pro XL Phone Holder with Ball (RAM-HOL-PD7BU) is the next evolution of the RAM® Quick-Grip™ series, re-designed to be the most rugged universal phone holder that fits a wide range of phones and handheld devices. This phone holder features an integrated cavity for an Apple MagSafe puck, allowing you to turn the phone holder into a wireless charging solution. Not interested in charging? No problem! The included anti-slip cover ensures a flush fit when the Apple MagSafe puck is not installed. 

The RAM® Quick-Grip™ Pro XL features a spring-loaded design that allows easy one-handed insertion and removal of your device. Large and small shims are included to provide a snug, secure fit for large and small phones without a case. Complete the solution by building your mount—this holder is RAM® Compatible™ and includes a B-size diamond ball to be installed on the 2-hole AMPS pattern. RAM® recommends installing the provided device tether when this holder is used in a vehicle with an open cockpit. It is important to verify the dimensions of your handheld device with its case, sleeve, or skin when determining the overall size.

Features:

• Spring-loaded holder provides a secure hold for phones and handheld devices; easily insert and remove your phone with one hand
• Center cavity compatible with Apple MagSafe puck; non-slip cover and puck adhesive included
• Comes with an optional device tether for open cockpit environments
• Made of high-strength composite for durability and reliability in the most demanding environments
• Backed by a lifetime warranty

Specifications:

• Hardware Included: Assembly Hardware
• Ball Size: B Size (1")
• Holder Dimensions: Height Range: 5.375" - 7", Width Range: 2.75" - 3.5", Max Depth: .75"
• Weight Capacity: Standard Use: 2 lbs, Heavy-Duty Use: 1 lb
• Materials: High-Strength Composite
• Packaging Type: Poly Bag
• Weight: 0.62 lb

Additional Information: Exposure to vibrations, like those generated by high-powered motorcycle engines, might impact iPhone cameras.