BlackBerry 8520 Curve Soporte Parabrisas Gooseneck Universal

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¿Busca una solución profesional para su BlackBerry en su coche? ¡El soporte Gooseneck le ofrece esta solución!

El soporte el más adorable, práctico y popular entre los utilizadores del teléfono móvil en coche.

- Fácil para instalar y quitar.
- Puede estar instalado según la posición que prefiere y en dos segundo.
- Puede moverlo en todas las direcciones.
- Tiene convenientemente los teléfonos móviles, PDA, y Navegación hospicio, etc..

- Brazo flexible (165mm).
- El cojín de succión con el conmutador de cerradura.

Total, Este soporte universal da un aspecto muy smart dentro de su vehículo.

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