360 Degree Rotating Force Of The Ferromagnetic Metal 24k Car Phone Holder on 2040-parts.com
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360 Degree Rotating Force of the Ferromagnetic Metal 24k Car Phone Holder Spec： This section specifically designed for mobile devices, with the technological development, the mobile phone screen more and more, and more than a navigation-enabled mobile phone appears, single-handed operation to answer or make a call, use the navigation when there will be some obstacles, this versatile magic phone holder and a perfect combination of car, so moving more smoothly! You can easily through its magnetic chuck (the ball) to your phone, tablet, GPS and other digital products fixed! Material: galvanized steel ball + Aluminum + 3M + strong magnetic stickers Logo: Mercedes-Benz Porsche Audi Volkswagen Buick Honda Toyota Lexus Land Rover Note: When you buy our products, please leave a message of your favorite car standard models, otherwise we will randomly shipped. Please use the paste to the base after 24 hours. 
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