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The video examines and compares two types of PopSocket car vent mounts: the PopMount and the PopMount 2. Both mounts attach to car vents using a pronged, rubbery material. The PopMount is notable for its MagSafe compatibility, making it easy to use with iPhone 12 or 13 models, but it doesn't work with the PopWallet. In contrast, the PopMount 2 relies on the PopGrip or PopWallet and offers more flexibility in different configurations, though it can be less stable and require periodic readjustments. The presenter gives practical advice on choosing between these mounts based on one's use of PopWallets or PopGrips and advises careful handling of the mounting mechanism to avoid detachment issues. Overall, the video provides guidance on the best use cases for each mount, highlighting their strengths and potential drawbacks.
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In this segment, the video discusses two types of PopSocket car vent mounts: the PopMount and the PopMount 2. Both mounts attach to car vents using a pronged, rubbery material that can fit various louver thicknesses. The mounts do not have a ball adjustment but can be twisted for positioning. The PopMount is MagSafe compatible, allowing it to magnetically attach to iPhone 12 or 13 models with ease, either with or without the PopGrip. The PopMount 2 requires the use of the PopGrip or PopWallet, maintaining a more traditional design. A notable downside mentioned is that the PopMount, despite its MagSafe compatibility, does not work with the PopWallet.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the pros and cons of using the Pop Mount 2 with and without the Pop Grip, emphasizing its versatility. The Pop Mount 2, while usable in multiple configurations, exhibits some wiggle due to its looser cradle design compared to the more stable Pop Mount 1. Adjustments are occasionally needed to ensure a secure fit on the vent. The presenter also highlights a potential issue with the mounting mechanism, recommending careful handling to avoid detaching the metal part from the rubber area when removing it from the vent. Lastly, advice is given on choosing between mounts based on whether one uses Pop Wallets or Pop Grips, with the suggestion that those without these accessories may simply use it as a strong MagSafe car vent mount.