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I have the standard X-Grip, and I just ordered the New iPhone 7 Plus. I'm guessing I'm going to need to get the larger mount for it but want to confirm that before I order it.
My 7 plus is on backorder until mid October, and I want to have my mount by the time it comes.
I have a 6s Plus. It is the same size as the 7s. You will need the larger size x-grip.
I have a 6s Plus. It is the same size as the 7s. You will need the larger size x-grip.
Makes sense just looked at the dimensions. The Note 7 screen is bigger than the iPhone 7+ but the overall dimensions are smaller than iPhone 7+. It's a tight fit for the Note so you may need a bigger grip.
I have the larger version x grip and love it in my my 6+. I can make it work on my wife's 6 also. My 7+ is in order also but I totally trust this x grip.
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