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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister Universal Clip Rotatable Retractable Car Phone Holder

SKU CH-V3FX-RE4D9

Rotatable, retractable clip mounts phones, GPS units or driving recorders to the rear-view mirror for hands-free viewing

  • Rotatable design enables flexible viewing angles
  • Retractable arm adjusts to different phone sizes
  • Universal clip fits rearview mirrors securely
  • Supports phones, GPS units and driving recorders

Universal Car Phone Holder

The Ruth's sister clip holder mounts on a rear-view mirror and holds a phone for GPS or driving-recorder viewing. Its rotating joint lets you set portrait or landscape angles while the retractable arm adjusts reach. The spring-loaded grip fits a wide range of handset widths without tools.

Thermals Noise Power

The holder has no electronic components so it produces no heat, draws no power and makes no noise. Operation stays silent because only mechanical pivots and a spring clamp move. No power connection is required and the device adds zero load to the vehicle electrical system.

Highlights

  • Rotatable design enables flexible viewing angles
  • Retractable arm adjusts to different phone sizes
  • Universal clip fits rearview mirrors securely
  • Supports phones, GPS units and driving recorders

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the universal clip attached to the rear-view mirror?

The holder clips onto the rear-view mirror stem or frame using its universal clip mechanism; the common mistake is forcing the clip onto a stem that is too thick or shaped irregularly, which can loosen the grip.

What part of the holder is most likely to wear out and need replacement?

The spring-loaded retractable arm and the rotating joint are the moving parts that endure repeated extension and angle changes; they are the components most likely to lose tension or develop play over time.

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