desertrecon
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It's difficult to compare the difference between 67 Designs and Bulletproof, we need your opinions on both or pictures.
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One is 79 the other is 64..that’s a bit more than 67 cents difference.Not 67 cents difference between the two. The biggest difference is the logo on the mount itself. They operate the same.
LOL, Well yes it is. I said NOT different. So could be higher or lower. But really I was writing of the product differences not the price. They are pretty much the same except for the company logo.One is 79 the other is 64..that’s a bit more than 67 cents difference.
If you haven't already decided, hopefully this will help!It's difficult to compare the difference between 67 Designs and Bulletproof, we need your opinions on both or pictures.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with both products. This video really helped. Hope we could see more mods.If you haven't already decided, hopefully this will help!
Bulletproof, unfortunately, seems to be another company (like GearAmerica) using naming and imagery to give the impression that their products are made in USA.67d states their products are designed and manufactured in the USA; Bulletproof doesn't specify (that I can find).
Seems telling.
Yep...have the same setup...its worth every penny67 Designs carbon fiber phone holder... Kind of pricey, but it’s super-strong and rigid, and it’s real metal ball mounts, and the arm is real carbon fiber. Very well made. Highly recommend!
And 67d designed it originally, so the Bulletproof seems to just be yet another Chinese knock-off. I don't have a problem with someone coming up with a design and having it manufactured offshore (well I do a little, but I understand how capitalism works), but I do have a problem with someone just taking a product from a company who is trying to keep jobs in their country and reverse-engineering it so they can produce it cheaper and sell it for less. And yes, I see the irony since that is how capitalism works.Bulletproof, unfortunately, seems to be another company (like GearAmerica) using naming and imagery to give the impression that their products are made in USA.
Unfortunately they are NOT. Like GearAmerica, their products come from China. Here’s the response I got from them when I inquired:
“We have both domestic and offshore suppliers, but the majority of our components are manufactured in China.“