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.
A cup holder phone mount is one of the easiest ways to secure a phone without attaching anything to the windshield, dashboard or air vents. It uses a mounting point already built into the vehicle, installs without permanent modification and can move between vehicles. The tradeoff is placement: cup holders
Mounting a phone or GPS in a vintage car is a completely different challenge than in a modern vehicle. There are no air vents, no cup holders, no flat dashboards designed for accessories—and more importantly, you probably don’t want to damage anything trying to force a mount into place. That’s
Hunting season means long stretches of waiting in a tree stand with nothing but your thoughts and your phone. A good phone mount keeps your device secure, within reach, and positioned so you can actually use it: checking the weather, passing time, or recording video of your hunt. The wrong
Car headrests have looked essentially the same since they were first required in vehicles back in the 1960s. Two posts support the headrest from below, and those posts turn out to be one of the most useful mounting points in your entire vehicle. You can attach tablet holders, phone cradles,
You do not necessarily need a dedicated dash cam to record the road ahead. With the right app, a stable car mount, continuous power, and careful camera positioning, your phone as a dash cam setup can handle everyday driving, road trips, rental cars, and more. The setup is especially appealing
This guide was originally created for taxi drivers, but today it’s been completely updated for modern rideshare and delivery driving. If you’re driving for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or any delivery service, your phone mount isn’t optional—it’s a core part of your setup. You’re mounting and removing your phone constantly, running
If you have ever propped a phone against a coffee mug five minutes before going live, you already know the problem. Phones are not built to stand on their own. Curved edges, camera bumps, and slim profiles mean that even a careful balancing act usually ends with the phone sliding
Using phone mounts for a microphone stand is one of the easiest ways to upgrade a recording, streaming, or live performance setup. Whether you are using your phone for lyrics, recording video, livestreaming, monitoring audio, or running apps, a solid phone mount for a microphone stand keeps your device at
If you have dealt with a suction mount falling off your windshield or a vent mount blocking airflow, you have probably looked into vehicle-specific dashboard mounts as the upgrade. These mounts, sold under brands like ProClip and Panavise, clip directly into the seams and gaps of your dashboard rather than