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Black Universal Car Air Vent Mount Phone Holder Cradle Stand For Mobile 3015 on 2040-parts.com

US $7.55
Location:

Guangzhou, China

Guangzhou, China
Condition:New Brand:feeldo Country//Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply UPC:Does Not Apply Country/Region of Manufacture:China

FlyJoy

Features:

100% brand new and high quality

Made of high quality rigid plastic.

Come with foam grip to prevent your Cell Phone from scratches.

The stainless hook can be rotated 360 degree.

The holder can be fixed on the air conditioner vents and is designed to suit automobile aesthetics.

Colorful your life in the car. Can watch movies,bring your value enjoy.

Held tightly with its adjustable arm size from 40 to 120mm.

No tools required,easy to install.

Color: Black

Note: Holder only,the Phone in pictures not included.

Compatible with: iPhone,iPhone 5,iPhone 4 4S,iPod,Mobile phone,PDAs,GPS and other handheld(All Mobile Phone for width from 40mm to 120mm)

Package includes:1pc


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