If you want your phone or GPS at eye level without blocking your air vents, a suction cup mount is the definitive solution. While early versions were prone to wobbling and falling off in the heat, modern suction cup mounts have been re-engineered with vacuum-lock bases and telescopic arms that
Mounting a phone on a motorcycle is a different problem than mounting one in a car. The vibration alone will shake a cheap mount apart in a few hundred miles. Add wind, heat, rain, and the fact that you can’t reach over and grab the phone if it starts to
If you’ve tried a MagSafe car mount and had your phone slowly slide off, wobble over bumps, or fall the first time you hit a pothole, you are not alone. Most MagSafe mounts look great in photos but fail in real-world driving. The problem is not MagSafe itself. It is
Finding a round vent phone mount that actually stays put is harder than it should be. Vertical and horizontal vents get all the attention because most cars have them, but a meaningful number of vehicles, from the Mazda Miata to several Mercedes-Benz and Mini Cooper models, use round vents instead.
Just when it seems like every mounting location inside a vehicle has been covered, one option still flies under the radar: the sunroof. It sounds unusual at first, but once you think about it, mounting a phone or tablet to the sunroof solves a specific problem extremely well: rear seat
Golf GPS devices used to be standard gear on the course. Now almost everyone uses their phone. Apps handle yardage, course layouts, shot tracking, and scoring all in one place. That shift created a problem golf cart manufacturers never anticipated: where do you put the phone? A golf cart has
The Andobil Car Air Vent Mount is one of those products you stumble across and wonder why you hadn’t found it sooner. The brand name is not widely known, but the mount itself punches well above its price point. It is heavier than most vent mounts, built from a combination
When Apple CarPlay and Android Auto became standard features on new vehicles, a lot of drivers assumed the phone mount was done. Why clip your phone to the dash when the car already has a screen? It is a fair question, and the honest answer is: it depends on how
Sun visor phone mounts attach your smartphone to the visor instead of the windshield, dashboard, or air vent. That makes them especially useful in rental cars, leased vehicles, and cars with textured dashboards or vent designs that do not work well with conventional phone mounts. The biggest advantage is removability.
Modern vehicles have more cup holders than most drivers will ever use. What started as a place for a coffee cup has quietly become one of the most reliable mounting points in the car, and for good reason: a cup holder phone mount works when everything else fails. Floating infotainment