Dealers

Rö-Design, Dresden, GER, 03.07.2009

With GLAGG, the smallest universal holding device for mobile phones, keys, etc., chaos has no more chance. Whether you want to attach your mobile phone in the car or some place at home or your remote control in the living room, GLAGG solves any of those problems. In our shop, we have all the models available and would like to show you in practice how GLAGG works. Take a little moment to test this useful tool.

Yours, Henry Rösch

Press

hallo-eltern.de, DE, 25.08.2009

Luckily, there's GLAGG
Safety in a home with children

Whithin children's reach, damage is often not far-off, because kids are known to be curious and want to try everything out. That is why sometimes things get treated most improperly: Does a mobile phone float? Does the remote control still work when you have put it in the freezer? Does the sandbox play Papa’s favourite CD? With all due respect for children’s fondness of exploring: Parents also learn quickly from experience and in the best case, they secure what is (second) dearest to them out of their kids' reach - With GLAGG, for example.
Read the whole article on hallo-eltern.de

Private

Frankie1970, Düsseldorf, 19.10.2008

I have been using GLAGG since 3 months and I am really satisfied with it.

So far, none of the devices I have used (first Navigon 5110, then HTC Polaris) has fallen off (no matter how hard the shocks were) – and there was no rattling either. Even during the use of the devices, they stay in their right position.

The position I have chosen is really optimal as far as both readability and understandability (navigation announcements and hands-free talking) is concerned.

The magnets adhere to the devices and to the dashboard virtually bombproof and they are removable – just as the advertisements promise – without any residues. (First I had silver ones, now black ones)

My conclusion: If you want to fix your navi or PDA without having to drill any holes and without any fuzz, you will really be served well by this cheap magnet solution.

Irene Horvath, Vienna, 11.02.2009

For a long time, I had been looking for a solid holding device for my mobile phone in the car. Because I like to see who calls wenn I am driving, I do not like to let the mobile lie about in any rack.

I have tried several plastic supports, but they either didn´t adhere to the dashboard for long or they were extremely bulky and looked like in a hightech-cockpit.

Then I tried GLAGG for the first time. The assembling was really foolproof. I could attach my phone exactly where I wanted it to be and it worked really well. Being extremly powerful, I think this device can carry even much heavier items, otherwise it is recommended to just take more magnets depending on the weight.

I am really satisfied by GLAGG and for what GLAGG offers, ist price is absolutely okay. I ordered the black ones for testing, but in the near future I am going to buy some more, because I also like the the way they look. Since I know what GLAGG can do, I would be ready to pay even more for it.

magicbassman, GER, 26.06.2009

I bought the Stageclix system and I am swept off my feet. It sounds as if connected to a cable. The thing is small, handy and somehow really cool. A real gimmick. I use the Stageclix with my MM Stingray 5th. Since the transmitter often twists in the socket of the MM and is always in the way then, I attached a GLAGG magnet on the transmitter and one on the bass. This is the perfect solution for a permanent connection (www.glagg.com).

Walter Mischek, Lind, 28.06.2009

We took some GLAGGs with us on our camping holidays 2 weeks ago. It really is astonishing how many things you find that can easily be GLAGGed on and in the caravan to save yourself from mess and endless searching.

And I have tried it, GLAGG can be removed easily. But we will surely keep them on until after summer!

Eva S., Nürnberg, 20.12.2009

Having received your GLAGG magnets without any problems, I immediately installed a couple on the dashboard in my husband's car. After two days I attached two countermagnets in similar position on my severely handicapped pass (which is laminated) and really, the pass stayed in place wonderfully!

However, what was even better: I also attached two magnets in my car and now we can move the pass from car to car, depending in which I travel, and place it onto the dashboard without it sliding about (as used to be the case). The biggest worry used to be that the pass could fall down or, worst case scenario, could fall outside the car and get lost.

As I had absolutely no experience with magnets, it posed a small challenge to to keep them apart, as they quite easily slide on top of each other. However, after I realised, how they work everything went smoothly.