Smart Forfour/Fortwo Phone Holder, Smart 453 Phone Holder in Car Radio Mount Car Holder Stand (Black)

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However, you need two hands to get your phone fitted, and with no lower support, it feels like the phone’s at risk of slipping out. As long as you’re happy with the metal plate on your phone or in its case, this is the best windscreen mount to go for.

There are numerous methods for attaching a phone holder to your dashboard or windscreen, and not all of them will suit every car. inches, it's a good bet if you're looking for something that can be used with multiple different phones with minimal hassle.

Even clunkier are mounts that have a ball and socket attachment: you’ll need to stick a metal socket to the back of your phone case, which clips into a ball on the in-car mount. Jason Murdock is our Deputy Technology Ecommerce Editor, writing across multiple titles including Good Housekeeping, Esquire and Digital Spy. However, it’s only compatible with Apple’s MagSafe phone cases; if it were more widely compatible, it would have won this test.

If you often forget to plug in your phone and it supports wireless charging, this is a no-fuss way to keep it juiced up. There will, of course, have to be a cable between your car’s USB port or 12V socket and the charger, so make sure it doesn’t dangle anywhere it might obstruct your driving. Finally, we check any additional features, including wireless charging, to see how well these work in everyday use.It comes with a 4-foot USB cable as well as a 12V DC car charger, plus it has an extra USB port for charging a second device. It comes with a suction-powered base that attaches to your windshield or dashboard, an air conditioning vent clip, and even a flexible adapter for Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y.

These are ideal for lighter smartphones, but the grip might not be firm enough to hold heavier devices and it also obstructs the airflow.

This is why we’ve scoured the market to select the best phone mounts, each one designed to keep your phone locked in place while you’re on the move. Once connected to a vent, the Airframe Pro can easily rotate into portrait or landscape modes, allowing the driver to find an ideal angle.