the stabilizer bars holding the bottom of the phone indicates the phone should be kept vertically ?
1792059
I can rotate 360 degrees. I will say it secures the phone better with it vertically though. It does come with a stretchable coated rubber to help secure it.
1792060
I've always used it vertically, but I believe it could be used horizontally as well; the mechanism that attaches the part holding the phone to the part on the bike is circular, so I think you could position it however you wanted.
1792061
No it can be adjusted from vert le to horizontal. The security strap holds it tight.
65364
It twists but I don't thnk upside down. Your phone would fall out as there is a stopper only on the bottom
930074
The M2 stand has 2 strips of thin rubber attached to the bottom. One near the front, one near the rear. These strips prevent the stand from slipping and sliding! A simple but effective design!
897850
The bracket doesn't extend far enough to hold the phone vertically but it is easy to use the legs to grip something to gold the phone upright or to adjust it to work.
938281
The phone in its case stands on end (i.e., on the bottom) quite well, but not on its side (unless you had a loose rubber band, for example, to secure it when the cover was flipped back rather like an iPad).
1816197
on each side of the phone there is a small indentation release the bottom first then pull down from the top.
1032482
Yes..a very well designed and strong clip which rotates allowing the phone to carried vertically or horizontally.
2198656
Yes if you want to hold the item in place as that is what grips the handlebar. It is a nice item. Velcro is heavy duty so phone doesn fall
1400029
No... It allows you to lean the device on its side or upright. It's held in place with Velcro.
2008916
I have one of these, but rarely use it because it feels too big. I think the vertical one would be better. It does what it is supposed to do - protect the phone. But add about 1/4" to each side of the phone and this will give you the approximate size. I have found it to be too bulky, particularly when sitting down.
556501
I use it mainly horizontally, but I have used it vertical a few times. When I used it vertical, I recall, it stands almost straight up. In this position, it think you will probably only get shade (to best see the screen from the sun) when the sun is straight in front of you. Also, I believe, you may find it hard to connect your phone to a power source if you need that. 'Hope this has helped.
1829322
Locking the phone mount in the position you desire is pretty simple. Just make sure that the lock is pushed all the way in and it should stay.
62698
My assumption is you'd be referring to a horizontal or landscape position, and yes, it absolutely does, although I have never used it like that as I prefer vertical. FYI... be sure to loosen the wheel grip behind the clamp if you're trying to get a better angle of the phone screen. (This is not a direct response to your question; however I find it useful as it's not directly stated in the 2 step directions on the box) Good luck and happy shopping ;)
658533
Jupiter, the phone is held firmly in a hard rubberised bracket/sleeve. The phone will not fall or slip out! Your device will be well protected.
288268
I have a S3 and a Nexus 7, I just went and grabbed the stand and propped my phone up no problem. Obviously it requires adjusting the width of the legs and the angle of the back supporter, but you can get an almost 90 degree angle and it is still sturdy. If you wanted to prop the phone vertically you'd have a problem with it being wobbly [because the legs would have to be all the way closed together] but you could still pull it off. I hope that helps!
262630
Mine is an end plug, but it really shouldn't matter as the phone can be punted either vertical or horizontal.
2055783
No, while it's designed to hold the phone securely, it's not designed to double as a stand.