Hold in place? How do you adjust the side arms to hold my device in place?
1782065
Same problem with mine. The side arms apparently are on springs, and they just want to spring out to the widest setting. How do you get them to "hug" the iTouch?
1400029
No... It allows you to lean the device on its side or upright. It's held in place with Velcro.
413183
Don't understand "stay in place". Do you mean tracking? If so the 4SE may not be able to handle it.
1987485
there is no trick. i have to tighten the arms at least once a month which is bothersome.
2229411
Give it a little tug that should set it in place. Any way that works for me.
988235
There is a spring in the clamp. Just open the Jaw place your device and it will clamp on nice & snug.
1052965
there is a strap that is used to hold the two sides together when not in use. You can slide your hand under the strap & hold the Nook, but the strap is elastic & stretches. Hope this helps.
820118
I did not have that problem, I detached the clip put in the top until I heard it click and then rested the arm down to give it support. Then reattached the phone holder. Hope the helps.
1776134
Put a little pressure and make small circular motions. Basically put your hand in a comfortable position so the mitt doesn't slip off. Thats how i've been using it.
1268206
So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.
895139
Push the top corner of holster against your body, while pulling the phone up with your fingers. After a few days it really loosens up and it's quite easy.
671419
Fernando, there are several approaches. I use a light-weight tripod. In my case the friction of the strap against the irregular sides are sufficient to keep it from slipping. This also works with my monopole. Another approach, especially with a heavier tripod, is to loop two of the legs through the strap leaving the third leg outside the strap to hold it by gravity.
1846204
I have not had this problem. It's just a matter of snugging the straps tight enough to prevent the device from sliding down.
1851723
I had that trouble at first, but actually was glad that the shell/holster case was protecting my phone and not sliding off easily. The trick is, since the material is flexible, try the double hand action. Whereby, you grasp the holster case at one end (edge of thumb on one side 3 fingers on the other edge) bend it out a little and simultaneously, use the thumb of the other hand to push the end of the phone (shell). Remember that end of the phone(shell) is seated on the lipped end of the holster case.
522464
My case has held the mini very securely in a variety of near drops, etc. Perhaps yours has a manufacturing flaw. What it does NOT do is keep the device in position when resting on the rubber strips.
692698
The holder is spring loaded to hold the tablet tightly when rotated to other orientations. Thank You, Standzout
1402768
when the phone/device is inside, it is hard to get a tight fit on my arm and I am 5'4" and 130 lbs. It kept slipping off. Probably because phones aren't rounded! I would say if you're smaller than me, it might be hard to get a tight fit.