The dashboard is one of the most practical places to mount a phone, GPS, radar detector, or small tablet in your car. It keeps your device near your line of sight without blocking the windshield. In some states, including California and Minnesota, mounting anything to the windshield is restricted by
The air vent is one of the best places to mount a phone or GPS in your car. It keeps your device at eye level, within easy reach, and—unlike a windshield suction cup mount—largely out of sight from anyone walking past your parked car. Vent mounts are easy to install,
Car seat bolt mounts have been around for a long time because they solve a problem that still exists today. They place a phone or tablet in a practical location without taking over the windshield, blocking an air vent, or relying on a sticky pad that eventually fails in heat.
There are two types of people in the grocery store: people shopping, and people standing guard over the cart. If you have ever been parked in the cereal aisle while your partner disappears to “grab one thing,” you know the routine. Your phone comes out for the grocery list, store
RAM Mounts has built one of the most trusted mounting systems in the world around a deceptively simple idea: a spring-loaded cradle that expands and contracts to grip almost any device, in or out of a case, without needing a model-specific adapter. That cradle is the X-Grip, and it comes
RAM makes some of the best suction cup mounting hardware for windshields, glass and other smooth nonporous surfaces, but a RAM suction cup mount is not one product. It is a system, and picking the right pieces is where most buyers get stuck. A suction cup by itself only gets
Finding a genuinely waterproof motorcycle phone mount is harder than it sounds. Most riders assume the market is full of solid options, but once you start digging you realize the legitimate choices are few. More importantly, they fall into two fundamentally different categories that suit different riding situations. Choosing the