• Reviews around road (1.73 of 5)

    RAM X-Grip Phone Mount with RAM Twist-Lock Suction Cup

    • Holds my Galaxy s20 in place on bumpy road
    • The suction cup has difficulty holding, especially when encountering bumpy roads in Washington,
    • and it hold my Iphone 8 just fine on rough roads.
    • The ram mount itself is nice, but it tends to move in my big rig that bounces a good bit on rough roads.
    • The gripper arms lack depth and spring tension can not be adjusted for different loads and/or riding over less than perfect roads
    • Doesn't shake down the road, and is very adjustable
    • I've driven the lovely roads around Chicago and it hasn't fallen off
    • I use these in the cab of a race transporter and they have held my phones and tablet in place on the roughest roads
    • I set it two weeks ago and in that time drove down some bumpy roads and it is still solid on the dash
    • The rubber feet on the support posts are well made, very durable and hold the phone solidly in place, no matter how rough the road gets
    • I drive an oil field truck and the mount stands up to every lease road I've drive on so far and believe me it's been on some rough roads.
    • The mount remains on my windshield, even when driving over bumpy roads.
    • This causes the phone to shake constantly on bumpy roads
    • Holds my phone or GPS steady regardless of how rough the road or trail is
    • Most importantly, you can tighten down the ball joints on the metal arms so tightly, that it has little to no vibration, even going over rough roads in a rough vehicle (like mine).Boom
    • Previously tried several other brands like iOttie and could not hold up to potholes and rough/rutted roads.
    • After using this mount on my motorcycle for years, and after going through 3-4 cheap-o suction cup mounts from various local stores, I finally picked this up for my car and couldn't be happier.
    • While this look rather industrial, it works exactly as you would expect it to.
    • Ram always makes great products and works exactly as it should.