A relative gifted me with the minipro vent (that’s its name, all lower case) universal Smart Phone mount.
I assume he got it from Fry’s Electronics, because it doesn’t seem to be available through Walmart.
There are plenty of dashboard mounts out there, but this one works for me.
It’s available from the Ventev website, at https://mobileaccessories.ventev.com/products/mounts/dashmounts/4369276__Ventev-minipro-vent-dashmount, where it costs $24. I checked Walmart to see how much it cost there – and found other “vent mounts” for less than $10.
However, the minipro vent works for me, so I can recommend it.
I’ve clipped it into the vent using an alligator clip, and it seems secure. Rather than my smartphone, I’ve placed my Garmin GPS in it, and it holds it will even though it’s heavier than a smartphone.
The box, showing how a smartphone would look clipped into the holder
As well as playing Ed, Mignogna has performed in a host of major anime series, from Broly in the Dragon Ball Z films cheap levitra prescription to Ikkaku Madarame in Bleach Costumes and Tamaki in Ouran High School Host Club. They give options to their customers and you can choose the pills you want to avail an impotency free week and want to avail back the golden days of their viagra brand online lives. This causes filling of blood in the overnight generic cialis spongy penile tissues, making the organ stiff for sexual intercourse. There are many cialis professional substitutes of this medicine to get your ED cure in no time.
The reverse side of the box, showing different ways to mount it
Here’s what the holder looks like inside my car, in the passenger side air vent.
The holder of the minipro vent in the passenger side vent of my car, a Toyota Camry
And my Garmin GPS inside the holder
The Garmin is set up high enough so it’s easy to take quick glances at it while still paying attention to the road
Prior to acquiring this vent mount, I had left the Garmin sitting on the passenger side seat while I drove. I was able to listen to it with no problem, but of course couldn’t look at the map. With the Garmin now situated up by my air vent, conveniently within eyesight, it’s much better.
Even in those times when I don’t need directions, I can now have the Garmin GPS on so I can see my directions (north, south, east, west and points in between) while I drive, which will help me when I write articles where it is important to give directions to my readers.
