OSO Dash Grip Review Galaxy Note 2
OSO Dash Grip Review Galaxy Note 2, can the OSO Dash Grip handle a Galaxy Note 2.. find out in this review video.
We put the OSO Dash Grip through its paces and found it to be the most powerful smartphone mount you can buy. The suction on this sucker is second to none, try saying that three times fast!
Ideal for use and home on your desk or in your Car but mind out it does need a smooth surface any texture and it won’t grip properly.
You can pick up the OSO Dash Grip on Amazon
I use standard Samsung car mout for my note 2 and i love it. Good video mate
Thanks
I bought the istabilizer for my s3 it works amazingly, its perfect for in-car videos or time lapse photography and also fits a tripod, but the grip isnt big enough for the note 2.
I can get my Note 2 in ok, but not sure how stable it would be on a long car journey going over bumps
Would this work if you had the otterbox defender on the note 2?
I have the exo gear one which is practically the same and it fits with my note 2 but they don’t stick on textured surfaces but it’s been stuck on my center console for like 6 months now the best mount period.
probably not would be just a bit too big
nice
amazing review, you have a really good accent yourself, I’ve got some question though: I bought the very first Tom Tom satnav more than 10 years ago and the suction cup is still working like the first day, I’d like to purchase this mount (8 £ on amazon) for my lumia 620, but I’m worried about the gel, I’ve heard that it wears off pretty easily if you move the mount around, well, that’s what I used to do with my old tomtom, I had to move it around several times in a trip. What do you think ?
I thought that this was the end of my search for a reliable dash mount…until I heard you say right at the end of the video, that they wont work on textured dashboard surfaces!!
Every car I have had for the last 10yrs or more, has that spongy, textured, and slightly curved surface…and I’ve not found anything yet that will stick like glue to them! Even the cheapo suction pads will hold well enough to keep a phone stable…when it’s on a flat, smooth surface! Shame