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ProClip Professional Mounting System To Talk Hands-Free On Your Cell Phone

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The Bottom Line

There really is no "con" to ProClip. It's 100% user friendly. Fact is, when you buy a new phone, you would have to buy a holder to fit that phone. The base continues to work with your vehicle.
Pros
  • Installs easily in minutes
  • No dash disassembly required
  • Keeps phone upright for better reception
Cons
  • If you change phones, you have to change holder

Description

  • Custom designed for nearly all vehicles.
  • Amazingly, mounted bracket requires no tools for installation.
  • Weather-resistant high quality ABS plastic to ensure a perfect fit.

Guide Review - ProClip Professional Mounting System To Talk Hands-Free On Your Cell Phone

ProClip is original, professional equipment. You can attach cellular phones, two-way radios, handsfree kits, PDAs, VDOs and GPS units.

It comes in 2 parts: the Mounting System and the Phone Holder. The mounting system is specific to your vehicle and the phone holder is specific to your phone. Use multiple systems for all of your accessories.

Check their website for all the accessories you've been looking for.
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