Dollar Tree Car Accessory

Dollar for dollar, my GorillaPods have been the most useful photography accessory. Sturdy, flexible (literally and figuratively), and light - I've used my GorillaPods to hold camera bodies, flashes, action cameras, and more. Once you put it in your bag, you'll wonder why you didn't make the purchase sooner.

Unlike other AUX cables I've bought from Dollar Tree which are temperamental, this one really stays connected to phone when I'm driving so I can listen to podcasts and music. Recommended to me by someone from the chat team. Thank you!

You need it for protection, but a monthly payment, its up there per dollar value compared to a car, it's expensive.

We recently had a power interrupt...you know...a car hit a tree in the neighborhood during a wet day. I was on the computer in the depths of a Photoshop session. Lights went out, computer & Hard drives stayed on for the duration of the session & let me power down successfully.

I purchased this accessory to use with my Falcam Tree Root tripod. At first, I thought it wasn’t going to fit the F22 connector, but after a closer examination, it fits perfectly. Once attached, the mount is absolutely rock solid. As an added benefit, the base also fits an Arca Swiss or F38 mount. The MagSafe plate has an exceptionally tight grip on the phone – no concerns about it falling off. When not in use, the whole unit folds down to an extremely compact, very pocketable size. So much innovation in this little device!

I'm not a tech person at all. I have owned many high dollar home and car stereo systems over the years and have very high standards for the equipment I purchase to listen to my music on. I don't mind telling you I had my doubts about something this size producing the high quality sound I expect. This product is amazing and I highly recommend it. Also, set up could not have been any easier. Thank you Sonos.

I have this case and a similar sized Pelican, the latter of which cost nearly twice as much. I would say this Nanuk is 3/4 the value. If you just want a hard case to keep things in storage, or from getting banged up in the back of a car etc. This is the perfect case, and I got mine on sale so double win. Its a quality built product. It is not however a Pelican, if you plan on getting down and dirty with your case, going into extreme environments, dragging it behind your car down the road etc. Spend the extra cash, if you just need a hard case for taking on planes, or something to keep gear dry while camping or in storage, this is the product for you. That is really the only difference I see between the two is the thickness/stiffness of the shell, and the sturdiness of the clasps. That is not to say this one is lacking in those things, but if I press really hard on the center of the lid, it will bow in a small amount, not enough to damage anything but a little. I would be confident throwing my pelican out of a plane. So ask yourself what you plan to do with this case, and buy accordingly, dollar for dollar I think the Nanuk has move value to most users.

Sturdy, like a tree.

only had for 2 weeks, great for the car, now looking for accessory clips to do away with the velcro straps

This is the best value for your dollar!