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A rigid dash mount built to exactly fit an 80x160mm phone.
Features a minimalist capture system: the phone slides in vertically and is retained by four small 11mm corner cuffs. The cuffs feature a deeply cut geometric star framed by a shallow 0.5mm engraved swirl. A rigid 2mm backstop spans the bottom cuffs to prevent the phone from slipping through.
- Footprint: 80x160mm exterior
- Retention: Four slim corner cuffs (top-loading)
- Mount: Standard 17mm ball joint (fits common dash and vent sockets)
- Detailing: Engraved swirls over star cutouts
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