Educator E-Collar Quick-Release Transmitter Holder

I can see where some of the reviews say that part that slides into the holder might break off but it would take a good amount of force to do it. It is a small piece and maybe if the leash got caught on it or somehow hit it with your hand, it could pop off. My holder looks pretty thick and having used it twice a day for over a month I don't see any signs of wear.

I use this product every day but in less than a year I had to order another one. The connection point that goes into the saddle becomes week with time and breaks off. Other than that it is very useful and I like it because I use it every day with my service dog

The second time I used this, the screw came out and I lost the piece that connects everything together. I saw others mention this issue but I thought I'd take my chances. Bad idea. Other reviews also mentioned that the unit broke and I could see that happening as soon as the unit snags on something. Two stars because it wasn't worth $10 to use it twice. More than one star because it's a clever and useful product and if it held together would definitely be worth it. [final update: ordered this twice and both times it was done for within the first or second use for two different reasons - down to one star since even though it's a great idea, it's not designed well and will quickly be a waste of money] First Update: Contacted the seller to see if they could send the small plastic part I lost when the screw came out. They could not, but offered to refund my purchase instead. Pretty solid customer service, but this rating is about the product. I'm going to re-order and this time, use thread lock as some others have mentioned. If it works, I'll be back to add another star. You shouldn't have to buy and use thread lock to prevent the issue, but if it works, the holder is quite useful. Second Update: On first use, the Educator popped right out of the holder hit the ground. Guess what? The little plastic piece broke!! So that's two times I've ordered, and both times, the product became useless on the first or second use. It's a great idea, but you will quickly be throwing it out (broken or lost pieces) or ordering another one.

I bought this beltclip a few weeks ago to use on a Mini Educator ET-300. While it does let you keep the remote on your belt, it has a few design flaws. Even if you tighten the screw that attaches the mount to the ET-300, after a short time the screw backs out and the remote falls to the ground. This has happened on numerous occasions even after checking the screw - within a couple of hours. I finally grew tired of this and applied some Permatex Threadlock Orange. The orange Permatex is high strength but is removable. The only positive thing is that if the screw backs out it will not fall out unless you remove the mount from the beltclip. The beltclip features a pushbutton release that lets you remove the remote, while the clip remains attached to your belt. If you move just right and apply pressure to that release button, the remote can unlock and fall to the ground. The only fix I've found for this is to move the beltclip more to your side, rather than in front near your left or right pocket.

Works great. Simplifies access to transmitter. Easy, clicks into place to ensure transmitter does not accidentally slide out. Love it.

Love the clip on! I would buy it again. However, it can come apart from continuous turning and use. Just have to tighten it occasionally.

While the mini educator system itself is pretty good, the accessories are awful. You can either wear the transmitter on a lanyard with a flimsy hook and have it dangle around while perhaps picking up after your dog, or you can try to attach it to a belt or pocket. And every option sucks. There’s the one where you screw a metal ring into the transmitter and then use a gigantic magnet from the other side, which is not going to hold up with vigorous movement, or you can buy a leather holster that doesn’t fit at all (not the button placement and can’t be closed), and that leaves this clip as the only option. The little black plastic ring that you screw into the transmitter comes loose with movement, so you better secure it additionally (I tie the lanyard to a belt) and retighten the screw frequently, or you can collect it off the ground and hope it is not scratched or otherwise damaged. I’ve also had it detach from the clip itself randomly, so that’s failure number 2. And last but not least, the plastic ring that keeps it connected to the clip broke apart, leaving the clip completely useless. I put the broken ring next to the functional one that is my current replacement and screwed into the transmitter, you can see that the broken one is smaller now. Accessories are as important as a device itself, if the only way to use this transmitter is by holding it in my hand, then no thank you and I’ll buy a different system. I need free hands and this clip is the only thing that remotely works. Hard to believe that a company that sells a system for around $300 cannot deliver on accessories that are vital to its use and won’t come up with a better solution after customers already provide negative feedback. As for how long my first clip lasted, that’s half a year of regular use, even though I’ve had it longer. And that wasn’t even half a year with no problems. I run with my dog and can’t have a transmitter bouncing around and coming undone, I usually select my gear carefully and pay for quality and performance, which I thought I did here too. Do better! It is not an unusual application, whether people walk a dog or run or use it to communicate with an off leash dog, nobody want to hold a transmitter the entire time in their hand!

Not sure why people are saying bad things about this. Absolutely love it will be buying it for each color that it is compatible with no bad things to say about it. If you have a dog and you use an E collar hundred percent recommend this I think you’ll really like it especially if you like me and you wear belts all the time although you can clip it to your pocket and as long as you’re not running, it’ll stay.

Great to keep the educator to the front of your jacket or pocket. Keep the devise accessible and not swinging around as you move. You still have to use the lanyard because it educator has detached from the clip. Great device but a costly loss if you lose it.

Great product, easily clip on belt. Very quick and easy to remove from the holder. Great product

Good product. Clips to jeans, bag strap etc and easy to push button and remove from clip if needed or operate as is. No issue with robustness.

if you have a mini educator like i do, and dislike having it on a lanyard around your neck this clip is great! its fairly stiff so stays on, i use my lanyard as an extra safety by attaching a clip from it to me so if i bend over and accidentally hit the button i don't lose my remote! love having this on my waist instead of neck!

This design is flawed. The clip that holds the unit the tiny back fixing. ( that you screw on ) keeps snapping..so unit becomes unstable. Used 4 times & snapped. Don't waste money .it was £18 down the drain..