YOSH Car Phone Holder, Magnetic Phone Car Mount Air Vent, Upgraded Strongest Magnets & Super Stable, Phone Holder for Car Vent Compatible with iPhone Samsung Huawei Xiaomi, Comes with Metal Plates

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The phone holder is very easy to install and will stay in place thanks to the rubber grip. This grip is versatile, securing your phone on the dashboard, and will leave your car scratch- and mark-free.

The gripper itself is a simple, spring-loaded device, but it works very well and can hold smartphones up to 89mm across. It’s hard to fault this product as it doesn’t try to do anything it doesn’t need to – and what it does do, it does very well.The reason this stands above other air vent mounts is because the attachment is much stronger and more secure than others. Like the others here, this phone holder can fully rotate. Phones can provide us with all the information we need at the touch of a screen. This includes maps and directions, which can be incredibly helpful if you're travelling somewhere new and need some guidance. However, looking at your phone if it's in an inconvenient position whilst driving can be extremely dangerous. This is where a car phone holder comes in handy! This car phone holder's main selling point is in the name – it's one of the most universal you'll find and is compatible with even the largest iPhones and smartphones on the market.Attached to the dashboard or windscreen, it can rotate 360 degrees to be viewed in portrait or landscape mode and at several angles.

Wireless has developed into one of the wonderful pieces of technology we now take for granted. Internet, headphones, phone charging – we now expect wireless with items like these. Unique Memory Function] Tired of often setting? Using Exclusive patented technology, YOSH Car Phone Holder remembers your exclusive using habit! Put your phone into the holder and make sure it is tightly clamped. Then no more adjustments are needed next time. Plug and play, no need for secondary adjustment and no more tedious operation. Less frequency of spring use, longer service life of holder. The next group is holders that can be attached to your dashboard. They often use similar mechanisms to those that attach to a windscreen. In fact, sometimes you have the option of doing either so you can play around and decide what fits best with your car. Some folks prefer to opt for the vent-mounted phone holder accessory. In which case there are many options at your disposal. One of the most impressive we’ve tried is the Kenu Airframe Pro, which in the tradition of car phone mounts goes for a ‘less is more’ approach on the design front. This is a positive however as there’s very little effort involved in getting the thing into position. Your phone is secured in the mount with a magnet, meaning there’s no width restriction and it’s easy to put it in place and remove it at either end of your journey. However, this does mean you’ll need to attach the supplied metal plate to your phone or case, which not everyone will be enthusiastic about.CD players have not been seen in new cars for years but plenty of us still drive cars that have them. And that’s fortunate because CD slot holders are generally the most study way to attach a phone holder in a car. Registered office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing, Company number: LP003328; ESR’s lightweight mount and charger is a top option for recent iPhones, giving you a Magsafe mount that fits with ease into a vent, then provides secure 18W wireless QI charging via a USB-C cable connected to your car’s USB outlet. The ball joint on the vent mount means it works with both horizontal and vertical vents, while a support arm holds the central square pad steady no matter how rough the road. ESR also sells a dashboard version, if you’d rather have it fitted there. A final option to explore is a bespoke mount. Swedish firm Brodit make custom mounting units for each model of car to create a permanent mount for your phone. Attaching your phone to the mount If you don't often find yourself needing your phone holder but still want to have one in you car at all times just in case, it is worth looking at a holder like this. When not in use, this phone holder folds down completely (something other dashboard and windscreen holders don't do as well) but is still always there when you need it.

While phone holders might appear to be a little humdrum, some of these accessories are even handier. The iOttie Easy One Touch Wireless 2, for example, not only allows you to keep your smartphone safe and secure, it’ll also recharge it wirelessly. Again, top marks go to iOttie for designing a unit that’s very nicely made and there are variations so you can choose between dashboard or windshield mounting, cup holder and vent editions too.While there’s no additional support beyond the glossy Magsafe plate, it keeps a tenacious grip on compatible iPhones, and we couldn’t fault it during testing – provided the phone wasn’t in a silicon case. Our test phone’s case weakened the grip somewhat; but ESR sells its own Magsafe cases, which won’t suffer the same problem. This is a smart compact holder and charger that will do your iPhone proud. The next feature up for praise is the convenience factor provided by the Vicseed Car Phone Mount. This accessory boasts a long arm design that’s suitably robust enough for even larger smartphones but it’s also telescopic, which can extend from 4.84-inches right up to 9.05-inches. That’s decent, although vibration and bumps can tend to make the longer reach option a little less desirable if you’re of a nervous disposition. There’s nothing complicated about a car phone holder – you just have to decide which one is right for you. Some are mounted to the windscreen, others to the dashboard, some are designed for air vents, while a small number sit in a cupholder.

As is the case with many phone holders, there’s not a lot to it, but the design works really well. This is largely down to its simplicity, with nothing more than an adhesive pad to contend with in terms of fitting. It’ll work a treat on many surfaces, including vertical areas of your dash as well as less practical locations where other phone mounts can’t even get near. Sitting neatly on your dashboard means that this holder doesn't have to get in your way at all. The attachment is positioned on the dashboard but your phone sits below, placing it in a similar place to an air vent holder but with more stability. There’s every chance you’ve been in at least one minicab where part of the windscreen is covered by a wall of phones. That’s not an example to follow.The other great thing about this model is that it’s able to cope with all manner of larger phones, which is no bad thing given so many models are pretty beefy. It can, for example, handle the largest iPhone model with ease, but the Kenu Airframe Pro is able to hold a raft of other models and seems compatible with pretty much every relevant handset around today. Kenu does have other variations on the theme though, so if you’ve got a smaller phone there are buying options on that front too. This type is probably the easiest to install and requires the least amount of extra preparation. These attachments simply use the air vents of your car as a place to clip on, and can vary in their compatibility with horizontal, vertical or angled vents, or sometimes all three. The other plus point about the TechMatte model is that it seems to have been designed by someone who clearly cares about preserving their car interior. Part with a few pennies for some uber cheap car phone holders on the market and you’re asking for trouble. Not so with the TechMatte edition as it attaches to a variety of dashboard vents without fuss or, indeed, leaving marks, scratches or scuffs in the process.