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- [Best GoPro Airplane Mounts: Cockpit, Wing & Strut](https://www.mountguys.com/gopro-airplane-mount/): A GoPro airplane mount can capture flight training, cockpit activity, and views of the aircraft that a handheld camera would miss. The right choice depends on where the camera will sit. A suction mount inside a Cessna cockpit serves a very different purpose from a clamp attached to a wing strut or tie-down ring, and exterior installations introduce airworthiness questions that car and motorcycle mounts do not.
- [Best Aviation Kneeboards: iPad, Mini & Traditional](https://www.mountguys.com/best-aviation-kneeboards/): The best aviation kneeboard depends on what you need within reach during a flight. A student pilot writing down radio frequencies may prefer a simple aluminum clipboard, while someone running ForeFlight on an iPad Mini needs a secure tablet holder. Pilots using full-size iPads or carrying paper charts have different requirements. This guide compares six aviation kneeboards, from traditional clipboards to rotating tablet folios and combination mounting systems.
- [Starlink Airplane Guide: Mini Mounting, Power & FAA Rules](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-airplane/): A Starlink airplane setup using the compact Starlink Mini can provide satellite internet inside qualifying general aviation aircraft. Unlike a conventional vehicle installation, mounting Starlink Mini in an airplane requires careful attention to antenna placement, satellite visibility, electrical power, and FAA requirements. This guide covers interior suction mounts, portable battery options, aircraft window interference, and the practical considerations pilots need to understand.
- [Best Aviation iPad Mounts: Yoke, Suction & Kneeboard](https://www.mountguys.com/aviation-ipad-mounts/): An aviation iPad mount needs to do more than hold a tablet securely. In a small aircraft, the mount must keep the screen visible and accessible without interfering with flight controls, blocking important instruments, or obstructing the pilot's view outside. Yoke mounts, suction mounts, and kneeboards can all work well, but the best choice depends on the aircraft, tablet size, and cockpit layout.
- [Best Porsche Taycan Phone Mounts (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/porsche-taycan-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Porsche Taycan phone mount is a little different from mounting a phone in a conventional sedan. The Taycan has a clean, heavily digital dashboard with a 10.9-inch center display, a wide center console, and very little unused space where a generic mount naturally belongs. Put the phone in the wrong spot and it can interfere with the display, climate controls, cup holders, or the otherwise uncluttered look of the cabin.
- [Best Tapo C520WS Mounts (C500, C530WS & C510W Too)](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c520ws-mounts/): The factory bracket included with the Tapo C520WS works well on a flat wall or under an eave, but it isn't your only option. There are now Tapo C520WS mounts for gutters, vinyl siding, metal surfaces, poles and outside corners, giving you far more freedom to put the camera where it provides the best view.
- [Starlink Tesla Mount Guide: Model Y, Model 3 & Cybertruck](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-tesla-mount/): A Starlink Tesla mount is a little more complicated than putting a Starlink Mini under the glass roof and calling it a day. That setup can work very well in some Model Y, Model 3, Model S and Model X vehicles, but newer heat-reflective glass can weaken or completely block the satellite signal. Cybertruck adds another set of options, including roof racks, bed hardware and exterior mounting points. The best setup depends on your Tesla model, year and whether you want the Mini inside or outside the vehicle.
- [Best Yamaha MT-07 Phone Mounts: 5 Picks That Fit](https://www.mountguys.com/yamaha-mt-07-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Yamaha MT-07 phone mount is easier than it is on many motorcycles because Yamaha leaves plenty of usable mounting space around the handlebar. The harder part is choosing a mount that stays secure, puts the phone where you can see it, and does not turn the MT-07's relatively clean cockpit into a pile of clamps and hardware.
- [Guardian Bells for Motorcycles: Where to Mount One + Best Hangers](https://www.mountguys.com/guardian-bells-for-motorcycles/): Guardian bells for motorcycles are traditionally hung low on the bike, but finding a safe mounting point matters more than simply getting the bell as close to the pavement as possible. A good location keeps the bell clear of the exhaust, tires, chain or belt, suspension, controls, and anything else that moves while giving it enough room to hang freely.
- [Best eufy S340 Mounts for Gutter, Siding & Corners](https://www.mountguys.com/eufy-s340-mounts/): The best eufy S340 mount depends on where you want to put the camera. The official name is the eufy SoloCam S340, and the stock wall bracket works well on a normal flat surface. But the SoloCam S340 becomes much more flexible with a siding mount, gutter mount, corner bracket, or pole mount.  The photo below deploys a siding mount.  This saved me from drilling into my siding.  For me, this was the best Eufy S340 mount.
- [Bulletpoint Mounts Explained: RubiGrid Dash Mounts & 20mm Accessories](https://www.mountguys.com/bulletpoint-mounts/): Bulletpoint mounts use a modular 20mm ball-and-socket system for holding phones, tablets, cameras, radios, and other devices inside trucks and SUVs. The part most owners recognize is the RubiGrid dash platform, but RubiGrid is only one piece of the larger mounting ecosystem.
- [WeatherTech CupFone Review: Stable, Solid and Case-Limited](https://www.mountguys.com/weathertech-cupfone-review/): This WeatherTech CupFone review is based on using the CupFone with Extension across multiple trips with different phone and case combinations. WeatherTech brings the sturdy, American-made construction associated with its floor liners to a cup holder phone mount, but the result is not perfect for every driver. It is stable, easy to reposition and built better than many inexpensive alternatives. Its biggest limitation is the regular cradle, which can run out of room when a large phone is paired with a thick protective case.
- [How to Mount a Ring Doorbell: 5 Best Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-a-ring-doorbell/): Learning how to mount a Ring doorbell starts with identifying the exact model you own. Ring has changed its doorbell dimensions, mounting plates, battery designs, and release mechanisms several times. A bracket made for the 2024 Battery Doorbell may not fit a 2026 Battery Doorbell, while a mount for a battery model may exclude every wired model. This guide explains the standard drilled installation, no-drill choices, angle mounts, and the right approach for brick, stucco, wood, and vinyl siding.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz CLE Phone Mounts (2024-2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-cle-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Mercedes-Benz CLE phone mounts takes a bit more thought than most vehicles, mainly because the CLE Coupe and Cabriolet share their dashboard and 12.3 inch digital display with the C-Class, but the badge and trim details are different enough that not every C-Class mount is confirmed to fit.
- [Best Tapo C200 Wall Mounts (Also Fits C210, C220 & C230)](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c200-wall-mounts/): The mounting plate included with the TP-Link Tapo C200 handles a basic wall or ceiling installation, but it offers little flexibility when you need the camera in a corner, clamped to a shelf, or aimed from an unusual angle. A purpose-built tapo c200 wall mount gives you more control over placement while keeping the camera secure and its full pan-and-tilt range usable.
- [Best Yamaha Tenere 700 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/yamaha-tenere-700-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Tenere 700 phone mount is less about whether a clamp fits the handlebar and more about where the phone belongs on the bike. The Yamaha Ténéré 700 gives riders two useful mounting zones: the handlebar and the navigation crossbar above the instrument display. Each has different advantages on pavement, long-distance trips and rough trails.
- [Starlink in a Car: Does It Work While Driving?](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-in-a-car/): Using Starlink in a car can provide internet in places where cellular coverage disappears, and the compact Starlink Mini makes it practical in an ordinary sedan or SUV. The harder questions are whether it will work through the vehicle’s glass, whether it can stay connected while driving and how to mount and power it safely.
- [Best Cadillac Escalade Phone Mounts (1999–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/cadillac-escalade-phone-mounts/): The best Cadillac Escalade phone mounts cover far more than the newest dashboard. Cadillac has sold the Escalade across five generations beginning with the 1999 model, and every cabin presents a different combination of vents, screens, dashboard surfaces, and cupholders. Custom-fit mounts are the cleanest choices when they match the exact model year, while good universal mounts keep older Escalades from being left out.
- [Audi A5 Phone Mount Guide: Also Fits the Audi A4 (2008-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-a5-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Audi A5 phone mount is more complicated than it first appears. The A5 has been around for nearly two decades, and Audi has changed the dashboard, center vents and infotainment display considerably during that time. To add to the confusion, Audi renamed the A4 sedan to A5 starting with the 2025.5 model year, so if you're shopping for an Audi A4 phone mount from 2017-2024, you're covered here too.
- [How to Mount a SimpliSafe Glass Break Sensor: Best Placement](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-a-simplisafe-glass-break-sensor/): If you are wondering how to mount a SimpliSafe glass break sensor, this guide covers both the physical installation and the more important question of where it should go. We will look at distance from the windows, wall versus shelf placement, adhesive versus screws, curtains, testing, and a few mounting mistakes worth avoiding.
- [Best Subaru Solterra Phone Mounts (2023-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-solterra-phone-mounts/): The Subaru Solterra has a dashboard unlike most other Subaru SUVs. Instead of the more conventional center-stack layout found in vehicles such as the Forester and Outback, the Solterra places a large touchscreen high in the center of the dash with the driver's instrument display positioned farther forward near the windshield. That unusual layout makes choosing the right Subaru Solterra phone mount especially important.
- [Best Toyota bZ Phone Mounts (2023-2027)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-bz-phone-mounts/): The Toyota bZ and earlier bZ4X have one of the more unusual interiors in Toyota's lineup, which makes choosing the right Toyota bZ phone mount more important than it might seem. The high-mounted instrument display, large center touchscreen, wide dashboard and floating-style center console leave plenty of space inside the cabin, but not every space makes a good mounting point.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz CLA Phone Mounts (2015-2025)](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-cla-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Mercedes-Benz CLA phone mount depends almost entirely on which generation you own. The CLA changed its dashboard layout twice, first moving from a small 7 or 8 inch touchscreen to a 10.25 inch display around 2020, and the vent and bezel shapes changed along with it. A mount built for the newer screen will not clip onto the older one, and vice versa, and a listing that simply says "fits CLA" without a year range is not worth trusting on its own. This guide covers the 2015 to 2025 CLA specifically.
- [Best Car Sunglasses Holder: Visor Clips, Cases & Tesla Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/car-sunglasses-holders/): A messy sun visor is one of those small annoyances that adds up over time. Sunglasses slide off the seat, get scratched in the door pocket, or end up buried under parking receipts in the console. The right car sunglasses holder solves this in about thirty seconds of install time, and the category has grown well beyond the basic clip: you can now choose between a visor clip, a padded visor case, a sticky dash pad, or a purpose-built console holder if you drive a Tesla. This guide breaks down five options across those styles so you can pick the one that fits how you use your car.
- [Best Porsche 911 Phone Mounts (2011-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/porsche-911-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Porsche 911 phone mount is not as simple as grabbing a generic vent clip off the shelf. The 911's dash is narrow, the center vents sit low and close together, and depending on your generation you may be working around a manual shifter or a slim console that was never designed to hold a phone. Add in more than five decades of interior redesigns and you end up with a car where a mount built for one model year can be the wrong shape entirely for another.
- [Best Audi A6 Phone Mounts (2012-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-a6-phone-mounts/): Audi's MMI display sits high and central on the A6 dash, which means most generic phone mounts either block a vent or end up too far from your eyeline to be useful for navigation. The right Audi A6 phone mount is one built for your specific model year, since the console layout changed significantly between the 2012-2018 generation and the 2019-2025 generation. Below are custom-fit picks for both generations, plus a universal cup holder option that works regardless of which A6 you drive.
- [Best Audi Q7 Phone Mount Options (2016-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-q7-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Audi Q7 phone mount depends on which dash you're working with and how you want the phone positioned in a three-row SUV. The current 2020-2026 Q7 uses a different console and screen layout than the 2016-2019 cars, so a mount molded for one will not sit flush in the other. Below are custom mounts for each era, plus three universal options for drivers who want more flexibility in where the phone sits or who are switching between the Q7 and another vehicle.
- [Best Audi A3 Phone Mount & Phone Holder Options (2014-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-a3-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Audi A3 phone mount depends mostly on which generation you drive. The current 2021-2026 A3 has a completely different dash and vent layout than the 2014-2020 cars, and a mount custom molded for one will not sit flush in the other. Below are two custom vent mounts (also sold as phone holders) for each generation, plus a universal cup holder option that works across every A3 model year regardless of trim or interior color.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz E-Class Phone Mount: Top Picks for 2017-2026](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-e-class-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Mercedes-Benz E-Class phone mount comes down to which years your car falls into. Models from 2017 through 2023 have small round vents that most vent clips barely grip, while 2024 and newer models replaced those vents entirely with a thin ventilation bar that runs along the top of the dash, which means there is no vent to clip onto at all. Below are the mounts we have confirmed for each generation, along with a universal cup holder option that works regardless of year or trim.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz GLS Phone Mounts (2020-2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-gls-phone-mount/): Finding a good Mercedes-Benz GLS phone mount means working around one of the nicest cabins in the three-row SUV class, and most generic mounts look cheap next to the GLS interior or block the twin 12.3-inch displays that define the dashboard. The X167 generation, sold from 2020 through the current model year, shares its dash architecture with the GLE, so the strongest options are the ones purpose-built for that shared trim panel rather than a universal clip stretched to fit.
- [Best eero Wall Mounts for Every Model](https://www.mountguys.com/eero-wall-mounts/): If you own an eero mesh system, you already know the router usually ends up sitting on a shelf, a counter, or the floor behind the TV stand, tangled in its own cord. An eero wall mount gets the unit up off the furniture, tucks the cable out of sight, and in a lot of homes it improves signal spread since the eero sits higher and clear of obstructions. The catch is that eero has released enough hardware revisions over the years that a mount built for one generation will not fit another.
- [How to Mount a Reolink Bullet Camera](https://www.mountguys.com/mount-a-reolink-bullet-camera/): Reolink's PoE bullet cameras, the RLC-510A, RLC-1212A, RLC-810A, and the newer RP-PCB12M, all share the same slim cylindrical body and the same mounting base, which means the way you mount a Reolink bullet camera barely changes from one model to the next. What changes is where you want to put it: a flat wall, a house corner, vinyl siding you would rather not drill into, or a gutter edge. This guide walks through the mounting hardware that works well for this camera family, starting with Reolink's own accessories and moving into a few no-drill alternatives worth knowing about. For a look at Reolink's battery-powered line instead, see our guide to Reolink Argus mounts.
- [Best Reolink Duo 3 Mounts: Corner, Siding & Pole Options](https://www.mountguys.com/reolink-duo-3-mounts/): The Reolink Duo 3 PoE is a large, dual-lens camera, and its stock mounting bracket only accounts for a handful of installation surfaces. If you are putting it on a corner post, on vinyl or wood siding, or over a junction box, the factory hardware needs help. Below are the Reolink Duo 3 mounts we recommend, including the one we use in our own install, plus a rundown of the other legitimate mounting approaches worth knowing about before you commit to a spot on the house.
- [Best Magnetic iPad Wall Mounts: No-Drill and Adjustable Arm Options](https://www.mountguys.com/magnetic-ipad-wall-mounts/): A magnetic iPad wall mount skips the bulky spring-loaded cradle entirely. This style of magnetic iPad mount holds your iPad flat against a plate using strong internal magnets, so the tablet snaps on and off in a second and the mount itself nearly disappears when the iPad is removed. That makes it a favorite for kitchens, home offices, nightstands, and anywhere you want a clean wall without a cradle sticking out.
- [Best Nissan Versa Phone Mounts (All Generations)](https://www.mountguys.com/nissan-versa-phone-mounts/): The Nissan Versa has been one of America's most affordable new car for most of the last two decades, which means it also ends up as a lot of people's first real commuter car. Whether you are using it to get to a new job, run a rideshare route, or just get around town on a budget, a solid Nissan Versa phone mount matters more than it might seem, since the Versa's small cabin does not leave many forgiving spots to prop a phone.
- [Best Nissan Kicks Phone Mounts (2018-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/nissan-kicks-phone-mounts/): Our guide to Nissan Kicks phone mounts delivers on some custom and universal picks.
- [Supcase Unicorn Beetle Case Comparison: UB Pro & More](https://www.mountguys.com/supcase-unicorn-beetle-comparison/): Supcase has rebuilt its case lineup around the Unicorn Beetle name, and the current family is simpler than it used to be but easy to mix up if you have not shopped the brand recently. Five lines cover almost everyone: UB Pro, UB Pro Mag, UB Grip Pro, UB Grip, and UB Mag. Each one trades protection, thickness, and MagSafe compatibility differently, so picking the wrong one usually means either carrying more bulk than you need or losing features you expected.
- [Best Garmin Varia Mounts: Seatpost, Rail & Rack Compared](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-varia-mounts/): This guide covers the best Garmin Varia mount for the five most common setups: a direct quarter-turn seatpost swap, an aero or D-shaped post, an under-saddle rail mount, a rear cargo rack, and a saddle bag clip. If you're also setting up a phone mount for the same bike, our bicycle phone mount guide covers that side of the cockpit.
- [Best Chevy Suburban Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-suburban-phone-mounts/): The Chevy Suburban is one of the largest SUVs on the road, and that size changes the mounting math. A generic vent clip or suction mount that works fine in a sedan often looks lost on a Suburban's wide dash, and depending on which generation you own, the factory screen and trim shape can make or break whether a mount holds up over time. Our guide to Chevy Suburban phone mounts includes custom and universal mounts to fit the most current three generations.
- [Best Cadillac Lyriq Phone Mounts (2023-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/cadillac-lyriq-phone-mounts/): The Cadillac Lyriq's cabin is built around a single dominant feature: the 33-inch curved LED display that stretches across the dashboard. That screen changes the whole calculus for a Cadillac Lyriq phone mount, since there is no traditional bezel to clip onto and the factory wireless charging pad in the console is not always practical for active navigation. Below are the best custom-fit options built specifically for the Lyriq's shared GM display, plus a universal pick for owners who would rather keep their phone off the screen entirely.
- [Best Acura ADX Phone Mounts (2025–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/acura-adx-phone-mount/): The 2025 and 2026 Acura ADX is the brand's smallest and newest SUV, and it shares its design elements with the Honda HR-V and the Acura Integra. If you have spent any time with an Acura Integra phone mount setup, the ADX will feel familiar in one frustrating way: the vents. Finding the right Acura ADX phone mount means working around a honeycomb vent design that blocks most standard vent clips, so we tested custom-fit screen mounts, universal suction mounts, and a cup holder option to figure out what holds up.
- [Best Buick Encore GX Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/buick-encore-gx-phone-mount/): If you drive a Buick Encore GX and have gone looking for a phone mount, you have probably run into the same wall Envista owners hit. The current generation dashboard is built around a wide combined display, and that leaves almost nowhere flat to anchor a traditional mount. Finding the right Buick Encore GX phone mount depends heavily on which generation you own, since the custom-scanned options that fit the older 2020-2023 dashboard, will not work in the redesigned 2024-2026 cabin.
- [Best Buick Envista Phone Mounts (2024-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/buick-envista-phone-mounts/): If you have sat in a 2024 or newer Buick Envista and tried to find a spot for a phone mount, you already know the problem. The dash is dominated by a single wide panel that houses both the 8-inch driver display and the 11-inch infotainment touchscreen, and that panel leaves almost no flat surface for a traditional dashboard mount to grip. Finding the right Buick Envista phone mount means working around that console instead of fighting it, and the good news is that a few manufacturers have already built solutions custom-scanned for this exact dashboard.
- [Best Mazda CX-70 Phone Mounts (2025+)](https://www.mountguys.com/mazda-cx-70-phone-mounts/): The Mazda CX-70 is close enough to its three-row sibling, the CX-90, that the two share a dash, a center console, and the same core mounting problem: a deep console, a floating infotainment screen, and vents that sit lower than most drivers expect. Because the CX-70 launched as a companion model rather than a standalone redesign, the custom mount market for it is thin, and what does exist is sold as fitting both vehicles rather than the CX-70 alone. Below, we've put together a Mazda CX-70 phone mount guide covering both the custom-fit options and the universal alternatives worth considering.
- [Best Mazda CX-50 Phone Mounts (2022+)](https://www.mountguys.com/mazda-cx-50-phone-mount/): Below we cover both custom mounts along with three universal alternatives, so whichever direction you go, you'll come away with a Mazda CX-50 phone mount that actually fits your setup. If you'd rather not gamble on a snap-on bracket matching your exact trim, the universal picks are just as viable for daily use, and in some cases easier to live with since they aren't tied to a single dash contour that could change between model years.
- [Best Chevy Corvette Phone Mounts (C6, C7, C8)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-corvette-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Chevy Corvette phone mount is not easy. Every generation trades cabin space for driving position, which means the wide console, low seating, and aggressive windshield rake that make the car fun to drive also eliminate most of the mounting spots that work in an ordinary sedan. The problem gets more complicated once you factor in three very different interiors: the C6's tight center stack, the C7's revised console and vents, and the C8's wide dash built around a massive digital instrument cluster and center touchscreen.
- [Best Subaru Trailseeker Phone Mounts (2026): Universal and OEM Options](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-trailseeker-phone-mounts/): Finding a Subaru Trailseeker phone mount is a little different right now than it is for older Subaru models. The Trailseeker is new enough for 2026 that the aftermarket hasn't caught up yet, and as of this writing there's no vehicle-specific vent or dash bracket built around its 14-inch touchscreen and two-tiered dashboard. The good news is that the Trailseeker's cabin doesn't need a custom bracket to work well. It has slim horizontal vents in the lower dash tier, which is exactly the shape generic vent clips grip best, plus a genuine Subaru accessory that already lists the Trailseeker in its fitment."
- [Best Subaru WRX Phone Mounts (2015–2026): Every Generation Covered](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-wrx-phone-mounts/): The Subaru WRX has something of a split personality when you are shopping for a phone mount. The current generation (2022 and newer) uses a completely different dashboard and vent layout than the 2015 to 2021 cars, so a mount built for one generation almost never fits the other. Add in narrow Subaru vent slats that trip up generic clips and a manual transmission that puts your knee close to the console, and picking the right Subaru WRX phone mount takes a bit more thought than it does in most sedans. This guide covers both generations, along with a genuine Subaru cup holder option and a universal pick that works regardless of model year or trim.
- [Best Genesis G80 Phone Mount Options](https://www.mountguys.com/genesis-g80-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Genesis G80 phone mount comes down to one question: which dashboard do you have? The G80 launched its current generation for 2021 with a 14.5-inch touchscreen and a separate digital gauge cluster, and that layout carried through the 2024 model year. Genesis then gave the G80 a mid-cycle refresh for 2025 that swapped in a single 27-inch OLED panel spanning the gauge cluster and infotainment screen, the same display used on the related GV70 and GV80. A mount built for one generation will not clip onto the other, so confirming your model year before ordering matters more here than almost anywhere else.
- [Best Genesis G70 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/genesis-g70-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Genesis G70 phone mount comes down to one detail that trips up a lot of shoppers: the G70's 10.25-inch center screen only fits certain hardware, and the wrong purchase either won't clip on at all or will sit crooked against the bezel. The 2022 through 2026 G70 uses the same screen size and dashboard layout across the whole run, which is good news, it means one mount style works for the entire generation. This guide covers screen-clip mounts built specifically for that display, a mechanical clamp option for drivers who don't use MagSafe, and two universal mounts that install on the vent or windshield instead of the screen housing.
- [Best Dodge Charger Phone Mounts (2011-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/dodge-charger-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Dodge Charger phone mount depends on which generation you drive. The 2011-2023 Charger shares a dashboard and vent layout across most of its production run, which means vehicle-specific mounts are widely available and fit reliably. The all-new 2024 and later Charger, sold as the Daytona EV and the gas-powered Sixpack, uses a completely different interior on the STLA Large platform, so none of the older custom mounts below will fit that generation.
- [Best Genesis GV60 Phone Mount Options (2023-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/genesis-gv60-phone-mounts/): The Genesis GV60 phone mount picture is simpler than the GV70 or GV80 in one sense and trickier in another. There is only one true custom-fit option worth buying, but the GV60's tight coupe-SUV cabin rules out a mounting location that works well in most other cars.
- [Best Genesis GV70 Phone Mount Options (2022-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/genesis-gv70-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Genesis GV70 phone mount depends almost entirely on which generation you own. The 2022 through 2025 GV70 uses a 14.5-inch center display with a separate gauge cluster, while the refreshed 2026 GV70 replaces both with a single 27-inch widescreen panel that stretches from the steering wheel to the center stack. That change in dash geometry means a mount built for one generation will not clip onto the other, so getting the year right before you order is the single most important step.
- [Best Genesis GV80 Phone Mount Options (2021-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/genesis-gv80-phone-mounts/): Choosing the right Genesis GV80 phone mount comes down to which dashboard you have. The GV80 launched for 2021 with a 14.5-inch touchscreen and a separate digital gauge cluster, and that layout carried through the 2024 model year. Genesis then gave the GV80 a mid-cycle refresh for 2025 that swapped in a single 27-inch OLED panel spanning the gauge cluster and infotainment screen, along with a new touch-based climate panel lower on the console. A mount built for one generation will not clip onto the other, so confirming your model year before ordering matters more here than almost anywhere else.
- [JOYROOM Starlink Mini Car Adapter Review](https://www.mountguys.com/joyroom-starlink-mini-car-adapter-review/): Powering a Starlink Mini from a vehicle sounds simple until you actually try it. The dish wants a clean 30V supply, and a stock 12V cigarette lighter socket will not get you there without help. We spent time with the JOYROOM Starlink Mini Car Adapter, a 3-in-1 step-up converter with a voltage display and dual USB charging, to see whether it holds up as a daily driver accessory for Starlink Mini owners.
- [Best Boat Flag Mounts: Rail, Rod Holder & Tower Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/boat-flag-mounts/): Picking the right boat flag mount comes down to one question: what part of your boat can actually take the load? A rail clamp, a rod holder, a wake tower leg, and a pontoon fence rail all call for different hardware, and grabbing the wrong style is the fastest way to end up with a flag that rattles loose, leans sideways, or won't clamp down at all.
- [Best Honda Prelude Phone Mounts (2025-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-prelude-phone-mount/): Finding a Honda Prelude phone mount right now means working around two problems at once. The 2026 Prelude is so new that no custom-fit mount exists for its dash yet, and the interior borrows the Civic Type R's honeycomb mesh vents, which rule out every clip-style vent mount on the market. Add in the Prelude's tight, low-slung cabin with a compact center console, and cup holder mounts stop making sense too. That leaves two real options: dash or windshield suction mounting.
- [Best Honda Passport Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-passport-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Honda Passport phone mount depends heavily on which generation you own. The redesigned 2026 Passport ships with a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a completely different dash layout than the 2019-2025 model, so a mount built for one will not fit the other. Below we cover both eras with options for the dashboard screen, the air vent, and the cup holder, so you can pick a setup that matches your specific Passport instead of guessing.
- [Best Kia EV9 Phone Mounts (2024–2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-ev9-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Kia EV9 phone mount starts with a decision most owners do not think about until they are already frustrated: do you want a mount built specifically around the EV9's sweeping 12.3-inch display, or a universal mount that lives on the windshield or in the cup holder instead. The EV9's dashboard is wide and mostly flat, with the panoramic display sitting high and close to the driver, which limits where a traditional clamp or suction mount can actually go.
- [Best Kia EV6 Phone Mounts (2021–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-ev6-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Kia EV6 phone mount comes down to one decision most owners do not think about until they are already annoyed: do you want a mount built specifically for the EV6's curved 12.3-inch display, or a universal mount that goes on the vent, dash, or cup holder instead. Both approaches work, but they solve different problems, and the EV6's dashboard layout makes the choice more important than it is in a typical sedan.
- [Best Kia Carnival Phone Mounts (2022-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-carnival-phone-mounts/): The Kia Carnival phone mount you need depends heavily on which generation you own. Kia redesigned the Carnival's dashboard for the 2025 model year, moving to a wide 12.3-inch touchscreen that changed where a custom mount can grip. Earlier Carnivals, built on the same dash as the 2022 and 2023 model years, use a smaller screen and a different bezel shape entirely. Get the wrong one and it either won't fit or it'll block the display. Below we cover the custom options for both dash layouts, plus a pair of universal mounts that work regardless of year or trim.
- [Best Kia K4 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-k4-phone-mounts/): That layout changes where Kia K4 phone mount can actually go. There's less open dash real estate near the screen, the center console has a redesigned tray and armrest, and the windshield rake is different enough that some universal clamps sit at an awkward angle. Below are the Kia K4 phone mount options that work with this newer cockpit, split between mounts custom-built for the K4's screen and console, and dependable universal mounts for owners who want more flexibility in where the phone sits.
- [Best Kia K5 Phone Mounts (Vent, Dash, and Cup Holder Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-k5-phone-mounts/): Finding good custom Kia K5 phone mounts is not easy, and after digging through every listing that claims K5 fitment, none of them are worth recommending.  This doesn't happen often.  When it does, we recommend solid universal options for the locations that will work best in the vehicle.
- [Best Kia Niro Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-niro-phone-mounts/): The Kia Niro's redesigned SG2 dashboard is a great looking piece of tech, but it's not an easy place to prop up a phone. The center screen sits high and close, the vents are narrow, and the dash surface curves away from anything with a suction cup. Finding the right Kia Niro phone mount means picking a design that actually works with that layout instead of fighting it. Below we cover custom screen mounts built specifically for the Niro's display, plus universal MagSafe options that work regardless of trim or model year.
- [Best Cadillac CT5 Phone Mounts (10-Inch and 33-Inch Screen)](https://www.mountguys.com/cadillac-ct5-phone-mounts/): A Cadillac CT5 phone mount that clips onto one screen size will not fit the other, so getting the right generation matters more here than in almost any other vehicle we cover. Below we break down the best screen-clip mounts for each CT5 generation, plus two universal mounts for drivers who prefer not to touch the screen bezel at all.
- [Best Tapo C675D Mounts (Camera and Solar Panel)](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c675d-mounts/): The Tapo C675D is the solar-powered version of TP-Link's dual-lens outdoor camera, pairing a 169-degree fixed wide lens with a 6mm pan and tilt telephoto lens, all running on a 10,000mAh battery topped off by the included A202 solar panel. Mounting this one is a two-part job. The camera body uses its own wall bracket, and the A202 solar panel mounts separately on its own bracket, connected by a cable. That split actually works in your favor once you plan for it, since the panel does not need to face the same direction as the camera, but it does mean this guide covers two different mounting jobs rather than one. Below are the best Tapo C675D mounts for the camera body itself, plus two solar panel mounts for getting the A202 panel into direct sun even when the ideal camera position is not.
- [Best Tapo C575D Mounts (Siding, Gutter, and Corner Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c575d-mounts/): The Tapo C575D is one of the more capable outdoor cameras in TP-Link's lineup, pairing a 170-degree fixed wide lens with an 8mm pan and tilt telephoto lens in a single PoE-powered body. It ships with a basic wall and ceiling bracket, and for a simple flat wall install, that bracket does the job. But the C575D weighs over a pound and has real depth to it, and the moment you want it on vinyl siding without drilling, tucked under a gutter line, or wrapped around an outside corner for two-sided coverage, the included hardware runs out of options fast. This guide covers the best Tapo C575D mounts for those three situations, all of which work with the C575D's dual-lens pan and tilt bracket footprint.
- [Best Polestar 2 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/polestar-2-phone-mounts/): We tested and researched the Polestar 2 phone mount options that actually work with the vehicle's layout, along with a couple worth skipping. Below you will find our top picks, the best mounting locations, and answers to the questions Polestar 2 owners ask most often.
- [Best Volvo EX30 Phone Mount Options](https://www.mountguys.com/volvo-ex30-phone-mounts/): The Volvo EX30 is a small electric SUV, and like nearly every Volvo built in the last few years, its dashboard is built around one giant portrait touchscreen rather than a cluster of physical buttons. That makes a solid Volvo EX30 phone mount more important than it would be in an older gas Volvo, since you need somewhere to run navigation, take calls, or glance at notifications without blocking that 12.3 inch display or the climate vents on either side of it. Below are four mounting options that actually work in the EX30's cabin, from screen mounted clips built for this exact dashboard to a universal MagSafe charger that fits the front console tray.
- [Best Volvo XC60 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/volvo-xc60-phone-mounts/): If you drive a Volvo XC60, you already know the vents are shaped nothing like a normal car. That matters a lot when you're picking a phone mount, because a Volvo XC60 phone mount that clips onto a vent blade the way it would in a Honda or a Toyota is going to sit crooked, wobble, or just fall off. The good news is that the XC60 dash makes up for it. It's wide, flat, and the display sits high enough that it doesn't get in the way, so a dash-mounted phone holder is the setup that actually works well in this vehicle.
- [Best Starlink Cables: Ethernet, Power, and Extension Options](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-cables/): Most Starlink connectivity problems that look like a dish or router issue actually come down to the cable running between them. A pinched power cord, an undersized ethernet run, or a cable that is simply too short for where you need to route it will cause dropouts and slow speeds that no amount of dish repositioning will fix. This guide covers Starlink cable options worth knowing about, from short adapters that extend or repair the factory setup to long-run replacements for roof-to-router distances that stretch well past the stock cable.
- [Best BMW i4 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-i4-phone-mounts/): The BMW i4 is not a badge-swapped 4 Series. It is BMW's all-electric Gran Coupe, and while it shares platform architecture and a lot of interior geometry with the 4 Series Gran Coupe, it runs its own order guide, its own trims, and in most model years its own curved display setup. If you are shopping for a BMW i4 phone mount, that distinction matters: a mount built for the 4 Series Coupe or Convertible will not fit the i4's four-door interior, and even within the Gran Coupe family the display size has changed across model years. This guide covers phone mounts for the i4, based on its curved display, center console layout, and lack of a traditional round air vent in the usual mounting spot.
- [Best Starlink Mini Car Adapters for RV, Truck, and Boat](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-mini-car-adapters/): If your Starlink Mini keeps rebooting, losing signal, or refusing to power on at all in your vehicle, the problem is almost never the dish. It is the power. A Starlink Mini car adapter is not optional gear for road, RV, or marine use. Starlink Mini is engineered to run on a steady 30V/2A/60W supply, and a plain cigarette lighter socket in most vehicles only delivers 12V to 24V. That gap is exactly what causes the dropouts, and it is why a dedicated step-up adapter matters more here than it would for almost any other 12V accessory.
- [Best GMC Sierra Phone Mounts: Custom Dash Options](https://www.mountguys.com/gmc-sierra-phone-mounts/): A GMC Sierra phone mount should feel like it belongs on the dash, not like something stuck on as an afterthought. The Sierra has a wide cabin, real dashboard vibration on rough roads, and several very different infotainment layouts depending on the model year and trim. That makes fitment more important here than it is in a typical sedan. This guide covers custom-fit options first, keeps the universal recommendation to one mount, and breaks down which option fits Sierra 1500, 2500HD, and 3500HD interiors by year and screen size.
- [Best Car Cell Signal Boosters for 2026](https://www.mountguys.com/best-car-cell-signal-boosters/): Car cell signal boosters can make a major difference when weak coverage turns an otherwise normal drive into dropped calls, stalled navigation, and painfully slow data. They cannot create cellular service where none exists, but they can amplify a usable outside signal and rebroadcast it inside your vehicle.
- [Best Ram 2500 Phone Mount Options (2013-2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-2500-phone-mounts/): The Ram 2500 spans multiple generations and body styles, from the 2013-2018 trucks and the 2019+ Classic to the current 5th Gen redesign, and that history means dash geometry, screw placement, and available OEM mounting points are not the same across model years. A Ram 2500 phone mount that clamps perfectly into a 2024 dash will not fit a 2016 truck, and a mount built for the Classic body style will not line up with the current generation's vent and trim layout. This guide breaks down the best options by generation so you can match the right mount to your specific truck instead of guessing.
- [Best Dodge Durango Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/dodge-durango-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Dodge Durango phone mount comes down to one decision: build a mount around your dash, or clip something onto the vent and call it done. The Durango's chunky center stack and deep dashboard shelf make it a good candidate for a direct-fit mount, but a solid universal option still gets the job done if you'd rather not commit to a vehicle-specific bracket. Below we cover both routes, including two mounts built specifically for the Durango's dash layout and two universal picks that work regardless of trim or model year.
- [Best Nintendo Switch Car Mounts for Road Trips](https://www.mountguys.com/nintendo-switch-car-mounts/): The Nintendo Switch was built for exactly this kind of situation: long drives, back-seat passengers with nothing to do, and parents desperately looking for anything that buys a few hours of quiet. Whether you need a dedicated headrest mount to keep the console locked in place for a kid in the back seat, or a flexible rig that works in the car and doubles as a desktop stand at the hotel, the right Nintendo Switch car mount makes a real difference on road trips. The four options below cover the main use cases without any of the janky, low-quality junk that floods this category.
- [Volkswagen ID. Buzz Phone Mounts: Best Options for the New Microbus](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-id-buzz-phone-mounts/): The Volkswagen ID. Buzz brought back the shape of the classic microbus, but the interior is entirely modern, built around the same 12.9-inch touchscreen platform found in the ID.4. That means the mounting challenge is nearly identical to the ID.4: no gauge cluster housing, no CD slot, and a dash designed around one large screen rather than a cluster of physical controls. What the Buzz adds on top of that is a taller, more upright seating position and a wider dash, which changes how far you need to reach for a mount and how visible it is from the driver's seat. A practical solution is using a Volkswagen ID. Buzz Phone Mount for better accessibility.
- [Volkswagen ID.4 Phone Mounts: Best Options for Every Model Year](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-id-4-phone-mounts/): The Volkswagen ID.4 built its dashboard around a single massive touchscreen, and that design choice leaves almost no factory real estate for a phone. There's no traditional gauge cluster housing to clip onto, no CD slot, and the vent layout is slim and low on the dash rather than centered at eye level. Finding a good selection of Volkswagen ID.4 phone mounts was not an easy task.
- [Best Volkswagen Taos Phone Mounts (2022 – Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-taos-phone-mounts/): The Volkswagen Taos has a compact, upright dash that looks like it should be easy to mount a phone in, but the options built specifically for this vehicle are limited. As VW's smallest crossover, the Taos shares some interior cues with the larger Tiguan and Atlas, yet its dash layout and vent placement are its own. Most of the major mount brands have skipped the Taos entirely, so you are largely choosing between two vehicle-specific dash mounts and a pair of strong universal options for the windshield and cup holder. Let's dive into the best Volkswagen Taos phone mount options.
- [Best Volkswagen Golf Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-golf-phone-mounts/): The Volkswagen Golf has gone through three distinct dashboard designs since 2015, and each one changes where a phone mount actually fits. The Mk7 kept a conventional vent and dash layout, the Mk8 shifted almost everything into a large center touchscreen, and the redesigned Mk8.5 pushed that screen even bigger while adding a factory dash cutout that custom mounts can use directly. Whether you drive a base Golf, a GTI, or a Golf R, the mount that works depends heavily on which generation is parked in your driveway.  This guide looks at a variety of Volkswagen Golf phone mounts, both custom and universal options.
- [Best Volkswagen Atlas Phone Mounts (2024-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-atlas-phone-mounts/): The Volkswagen Atlas has a huge dashboard and one of the largest available touchscreens in its class, but that size actually makes phone placement trickier, not easier. The factory screen and climate controls take up most of the usable dash real estate, and the stock wireless charging tray in newer trims is often too shallow or too far from eye level to work as your only mounting spot. Whether you drive a redesigned Atlas or an Atlas Cross Sport, there are a few mounts that fit the cabin properly instead of fighting it.  Keep reading for a few suggested Volkswagen Atlas phone mounts.
- [Best Toyota C-HR Phone Mounts (2018 – Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-ch-r-phone-mounts/): If you just saw a C-HR on a dealer lot, that is almost certainly the 2026 EV. If you are finding a mount for a used C-HR you already own, that is the 2018 through 2022 first generation.  Our guide on Toyota C-HR Phone Mounts covers both generations.
- [Best Tablet Wall Mounts: Home, Kitchen, and Commercial Use](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-a-tablet-to-a-wall/): A tablet mounted to the wall stays where you need it, at the height you want, without taking up counter space or requiring someone to hold it. Whether the goal is a recipe station in the kitchen, a media display in the bedroom, a smart home control panel in the hallway, or a secure kiosk in a business, wall mounting is one of the cleanest ways to put a tablet to work. The problem is that the market for tablet wall mounts runs from genuinely good hardware to flimsy plastic that fails within a few months. This guide covers five options that earn a place on the wall, organized by use case so you can go straight to what fits your situation.
- [Best Car Mount for PopSockets: 5 Picks That Work](https://www.mountguys.com/best-car-mounts-for-popsocket/): If you need a car mount for PopSocket grips, a standard phone cradle is not always the best fit. The expanding grip on the back of the phone can interfere with the cradle's support plate, prevent the side arms from closing correctly, or push the phone farther forward than the holder was designed to support.
- [Best Toyota Corolla Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-corolla-phone-mounts/): The Toyota Corolla has one of the most consistent dashboards in the compact segment, but that consistency comes with a catch: the center touchscreen sits high and close, the climate vents are narrow horizontal slots, and there is not much flat real estate to work with. Picking the wrong Toyota Corolla phone mounts could result in a phone that blocks the screen, rattles loose on rough pavement, or covers a vent you actually need in July.
- [Best Toyota Sienna Phone Mounts (2015–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-sienna-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Toyota Sienna phone mount depends heavily on the model year and dashboard layout. The 2015–2020 vans use the third-generation interior, the 2021–2024 models use the original fourth-generation dashboard, and Toyota refreshed the dashboard and multimedia system for 2025. A custom mount made for a 2018 Sienna will not fit a 2022, while many 2021–2024 mounts will not fit the updated 2025–2026 dashboard. This guide matches each mount to the correct version of the van.
- [Best Toyota Prius Phone Mounts (2010-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-prius-phone-mounts/): Finding the best Toyota Prius phone mount depends heavily on which generation you drive. Toyota has changed the Prius dashboard several times since 2010, and a mounting location that works beautifully in a third-generation Prius may make little sense in a 2023 or newer car.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Overlanding (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-overlanding-phone-mounts/): A standard vent clip will survive your daily commute. It will not survive a rocky trail in Moab. The moment your Jeep Wrangler drops into a rut or your 4Runner crests a ridgeline at speed, a friction-based mount becomes a projectile. The phone ends up in the footwell, the screen cracks, and you are navigating with a paper map in the middle of nowhere.
- [Best Starlink Mounts for Overlanding and Off-Road Use](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-overlanding-mount/): Overlanding and Starlink are a natural fit. The whole point of an overland rig is going places where civilization thins out, and satellite internet that actually works changes what is possible at a remote camp whether that means staying connected for work, pulling down weather and trail maps, or just streaming something after dark. The mounting challenge is that overland vehicles take a beating that RVs and boats rarely see: washboard roads, river crossings, rock gardens, dust, and the kind of vibration that works hardware loose over hundreds of miles of trail. This guide covers the best Starlink Mini and Gen 3 mounts for overlanding rigs, built specifically for the demands of off-road travel.
- [Best Toyota Tacoma Phone Mounts (All Generations)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-tacoma-phone-mounts/): The Toyota Tacoma has gone through four distinct generations since 1995, and the interior layout changes enough between them that a phone mount built for one generation often will not fit another at all. The 3rd gen (2016-2023) uses a conventional dash with a mid-size touchscreen and standard air vents. The 4th gen (2024 and newer) moved to a much larger touchscreen, available in either an 8-inch or 14-inch size depending on trim, which changes where a mount can attach.
- [Toyota Tundra Phone Mount Guide by Year (2007-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-tundra-phone-mount/): Finding the right Toyota Tundra phone mount starts with the model year. The Tundra dashboard changed significantly between the 2007-2013 trucks, the refreshed 2014-2021 interior, and the redesigned 2022-2026 generation. A mount that fits one dashboard may not attach to another, and newer Tundras add another complication: the factory touchscreen can be either 8 inches or 14 inches.
- [Best Starlink Mini Truck Mounts for Semis and Pickups](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-mount-for-truck/): A good Starlink Mini truck mount needs to do more than hold the antenna while you are parked. Truck installations deal with vibration, highway wind, roof materials that may or may not be magnetic, bed racks, panoramic glass, and the need to remove the Mini without turning it into a project.
- [Best Starlink Mounts for Home and Apartments – Wall, Roof, Pole and Ground Options](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-home-mount/): Getting Starlink internet at home is the easy part. Getting the dish off the ground and properly mounted is where most people run into trouble. A dish on a picnic table or propped against the fence works temporarily, but it is not a long-term solution. Wind knocks it over, obstructions block signal, and the cable becomes a tripping hazard. A proper home mount puts the dish where it belongs: elevated, stable, aimed at clear sky, and out of the way. This guide covers the best Starlink mounts for home use across every installation type, from no-drill roof ridge mounts to permanent in-ground poles, for both the Starlink Mini and the Gen 3 Standard dish.
- [Best Nissan Armada Phone Mounts (2017-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/nissan-armada-phone-mounts/): The Nissan Armada is one of the largest SUVs on the market, a body-on-frame giant that competes with the Chevy Tahoe, Ford Expedition, and Toyota Sequoia. When you're hauling seven or eight people across the state, getting navigation and hands-free calling right matters. The Armada's interior is roomy enough that a poorly positioned phone mount can put your screen too far away to read at a glance. The good news is that custom-fit Nissan Armada phone mount options exist for every current generation, and the right mount will look like it belongs there.
- [Best Starlink Mounts for Boats and Marine Use](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-boat-mount/): Starlink has become a legitimate option for serious boaters. Whether you run a coastal powerboat, a bluewater sailboat, or a live-aboard cruiser, satellite internet that actually works changes what is possible on the water. The catch is that a marine installation demands a different class of hardware than anything you would use on a car or RV. Salt air, UV exposure, constant vibration from wave action, and the motion of a vessel underway all create conditions that destroy consumer-grade mounts in short order. This guide covers the best Starlink mounts for boats, covering both the compact Starlink Mini and the larger Gen 3 Standard dish.
- [Best UTV Fire Extinguisher Mounts for Roll Cages](https://www.mountguys.com/utv-fire-extinguisher-mounts/): The Kemimoto is the most recommended aluminum UTV fire extinguisher mount on Amazon right now, and the reason comes down to one detail most buyers notice immediately: the rubber-strap retention system. Where competing mounts use sharp metal band clamps to grip the extinguisher body, the Kemimoto uses reinforced rubber straps. The extinguisher does not get scratched or dented, and the straps do not cut your hand when you grab in a hurry.
- [Best Cadillac XT5 Phone Mounts (2016-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/cadillac-xt5-phone-mounts/): The Cadillac XT5 is one of the most popular luxury compact SUVs on the road. The interior is well-appointed, the vent layout is driver-friendly, and the center stack gives you real options for phone placement. Whether you are driving a first-generation model from 2016 or a current-production XT5, getting a phone mount right here comes down to one decision: custom-fit or universal.  This article discusses your Cadillac XT5 phone mount options.
- [Best BMW 3 Series Phone Mounts (E90, F30, G20)](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-3-series-phone-mount/): The BMW 3 Series has one of the most recognizable interiors in the sedan market, but that clean, driver-focused cockpit creates real constraints when choosing a BMW 3 Series phone mount. The dashboard geometry, screen size, and vent design vary by generation, so the mount that fits a neighbor's 2020 model may not fit your 2016.
- [Best BMW 7 Series Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-the-bmw-7-series/): The BMW 7 Series is a full-size luxury sedan with one of the more driver-focused interiors on the market, and that premium cabin makes mount placement a real consideration. A generic cradle clipped haphazardly to a vent blade does not belong in a car at this level. The good news is that there are purpose-built screen-clip BMW 7 series phone mounts for both generations currently on the road, and some include wireless charging. This guide covers those custom options first, then the universal picks for drivers who want flexibility.
- [Best BMW 5 Series Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-5-series-phone-mounts/): This BMW 5 Series phone mount guide covers every current generation sold in North America: the 2024 and newer model, the 2017–2023 model, and the 2011–2016 model. The two newer generations have custom-fit options available. The 2011–2016 model does not have strong custom-fit solutions, so that section covers universal mounts that work well in that interior.
- [Best BMW X5 Phone Mounts (Fits X6 Too)](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-x5-phone-mounts/): The BMW X5 and X6 share the same platform and identical dashboard layout across every generation, which means every mount recommendation in this guide applies to both vehicles. The differences between the two are body shape and roofline: the interior, screen size, and vent positions are the same.  This guide on BMW X5 phone mounts covers all generations (including the X6).
- [Best Starlink Mounts for RV and Vehicle Use](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-rv-mount/): Starlink has changed what is possible on the road. Whether you are full-timing in a Class A motorhome, weekend camping in a travel trailer, or overlanding in a truck, satellite internet that actually works changes everything. But the dish sitting on a picnic table is not a real solution. You need a mount that holds it securely, keeps it aimed at the sky, and does not require drilling holes in a roof you still need to live under. This guide covers the best Starlink mounts for RV and vehicle use, split by dish type: the compact Starlink Mini and the larger Starlink Standard Gen 3.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Harley-Davidson Dyna Motorcycles](https://www.mountguys.com/harley-davidson-dyna-phone-mount/): The Harley-Davidson Dyna is a platform that ran from 1991 to 2017 and gave us some of the most beloved models in the Harley lineup. From the stripped-down Street Bob to the long-forked Wide Glide, every Dyna is built around the same exposed dual rear shock chassis and rubber-mounted V-twin. That engine is part of the appeal, but it also creates a real challenge when it comes to mounting a phone. The low-frequency rumble and high-frequency buzz a Twin Cam produces will shake apart any phone mount that wasn't designed for it. Get the wrong mount and you will hear it rattling before you hit the end of your street.
- [Best Nissan Leaf Phone Mounts (2011-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/nissan-leaf-phone-mount/): Choosing a Nissan Leaf phone mount depends on the model year. The 2011–2017, 2018–2025, and 2026-and-newer Leaf interiors are not interchangeable, so a mounting position that works well in one generation may be awkward in another. This guide separates those cabins and recommends universal vent, dashboard, windshield, and cup holder mounts without pretending one location is perfect for every Leaf.
- [Best Buick Envision Phone Mounts (2016–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/buick-envision-phone-mounts/): The Buick Envision has a clean, well-organized interior, but that refinement comes with a trade-off: the center stack leaves very little room for a generic vent clip or suction cup mount to sit in a useful position. The good news is that the aftermarket has caught up. There are now custom-fit Buick Envision phone mounts designed around the vehicle's specific dash layout for both the original generation and the current second-gen model, and they install in seconds without drilling, adhesive, or any permanent modification to the interior.
- [Garage Door Contact Sensor Mounts for Ring & SimpliSafe](https://www.mountguys.com/ring-simplisafe-garage-door-sensor-mount/): A Ring or SimpliSafe garage door contact sensor mount on an interior door takes about five minutes. Mounting one on a garage door is a different problem entirely. Raised panels, uneven gaps, vibration, metal hardware, and constantly moving door sections can make a normal entry-sensor installation unreliable.
- [Electric Bike Phone Holder: Best Picks (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-electric-bikes/): A good electric bike phone holder has to work harder than a standard bicycle mount. When you are covering 40 or 50 miles on a single charge, navigation matters more than it does on a 10-mile loop around the neighborhood. You are moving faster, riding longer, and often doing it in traffic. A holder that works fine on a casual pedal-assist commuter needs to hold up at higher sustained speeds, and on many e-bikes, motor vibration adds another variable that cheap plastic cradles are not built for.
- [Best Electric Scooter Phone Holder Options (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-electric-scooters/): A good electric scooter phone holder does more than keep Google Maps visible. Electric scooters combine small wheels, stiff frames, crowded handlebars, brake controls, throttles, and built-in displays, so a mount that works perfectly on a bicycle is not automatically a good choice for a scooter.
- [Best Honda Odyssey Phone Mounts (2018–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-odyssey-phone-mounts/): The best Honda Odyssey phone mount depends on your model year and where you want the phone to sit. The 2018–2024 Odyssey uses an 8-inch infotainment screen, while Honda gave the refreshed 2025–2026 model a 9-inch screen and revised dashboard trim. That difference matters because a custom-fit mount made for the earlier screen surround may not fit the newer dashboard.
- [Best BMW X7 Phone Mounts (2019+)](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-x7-phone-mounts/): The BMW X7 is a full-size luxury SUV with an interior that rewards a well-chosen phone mount and punishes a careless one. The cabin is beautifully finished, the trim pieces are tight, and the iDrive system already handles most of what you would reach for your phone to do. But navigation apps, second-screen use, and trips outside cellular range all still call for a dedicated BMW X7 phone mount, and the right choice depends almost entirely on which generation you are driving.
- [Best BMW X2 Phone Mounts (2018–2026): Custom Fit and Universal](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-x2-phone-mounts/): The BMW X2 is a compact crossover that punches above its weight when it comes to interior design. It looks sharp, the seats are supportive, and the driving position feels connected. What it does not give you is an obvious answer for where to put your phone. The X2 cabin is tight by design, the air vents are positioned differently than most vehicles in this class, and the dashboard geometry changes significantly between the first-generation F39 (2018-2023) and the redesigned second-generation U10 (2024 and newer). A generic vent clip that works fine in a Honda CR-V or a Toyota RAV4 will often rattle loose, partially block an air outlet, or simply look out of place in here. The fix is a custom-fit mount built specifically around the X2 interior, or a proven universal option that handles the geometry well regardless of year.
- [Best BMW X1 Phone Mounts (All Years): Exact Fit by Generation](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-mount-bmw-x1/): The BMW X1 has gone through three distinct generations, and each one brought a different interior layout, a different screen size, and a different mounting landscape. A mount built for the current U11 generation will not fit the older F48, and within the F48 itself the correct screen-clip mount depends on which display your trim came with. Getting this right matters more in a BMW than in most vehicles, because the interiors are designed with tight tolerances and a finish that a poorly chosen mount will clash with immediately.
- [Best BMW X3 Phone Mounts (2018+, All Screen Sizes)](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-x3-phone-mounts/): The BMW X3 has been one of the most popular luxury compact SUVs on the road for years, and finding a BMW X3 phone mount that fits the interior without looking out of place matters more here than in most vehicles. BMW interiors are clean and deliberately designed, and a clunky generic mount clipped to a vent blade tends to stick out.
- [YakAttack GearTrac: Complete System Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/yakattack-kayak-mounting-system-guide/): YakAttack is one of those brands that kayak anglers either know deeply or not at all. If you are new to rigging a fishing kayak, the product line can look overwhelming at first: tracks in multiple widths and lengths, mounts with different base systems, rod holders with different locking mechanisms, camera poles in two heights. It is a lot to parse before you spend a dollar.
- [Best Garmin Handheld GPS Mounts – Montana, eTrex, GPSMAP and inReach](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-handheld-gps-mounts/): Garmin makes some of the toughest handheld GPS devices on the market. The Montana, eTrex, GPSMAP, and inReach series go places where phones do not — deep backcountry, offshore, ATV trails, hunting land, and remote expedition routes where satellite coverage is the only connection to the outside world. Getting one of these units properly mounted, whether on a handlebar, a dash, a boat console, or a tripod arm, is a different challenge than mounting an automotive GPS. There is no universal ball standard here. Instead, Garmin uses a spine clip system and most serious aftermarket options are built around the RAM Mounts 1-inch ball ecosystem.
- [Garmin Dash Cam Mount: Best Replacement & Suction Options](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-dash-cam-mounts/): Finding the right Garmin dash cam mount is more complicated than it looks because Garmin has used several mounting systems across its dash cam lineup. The Mini 3 and newer X-series cameras do not use exactly the same factory hardware as older models such as the Dash Cam 45, 55 and 65W, while the Dash Cam Live uses a larger ball joint of its own. Whether you need a replacement adhesive mount, a suction cup, or a rearview mirror mount, matching the hardware to your exact Garmin model matters.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Harley-Davidson Breakout (All Years)](https://www.mountguys.com/harley-davidson-breakout-phone-mounts/): The Harley-Davidson Breakout is one of the most visually distinctive bikes in the Softail lineup. The stretched-out profile, fat rear tire, and minimalist cockpit design are what make it stand out, and those same design choices affect how you mount a phone.
- [Best Indoor Security Camera Mounts: Corner, Shelf and No-Drill Options](https://www.mountguys.com/indoor-security-camera-mounts/): This guide covers the best universal indoor security camera mounts across every mounting type: adhesive shelf mounts, corner shelf mounts, outlet shelves, wall brackets, and flexible clamp mounts. These options work across the major camera brands including Wyze, Ring, Blink, eufy, Google Nest, Arlo, Tapo, and Reolink, provided your camera sits on a flat base or has a 1/4-20 threaded hole.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Scooters: Vespa, Kymco, Honda PCX and More](https://www.mountguys.com/scooter-phone-mounts/): Mounting a phone on a scooter is a fundamentally different problem from mounting one on a motorcycle. On a conventional motorcycle you have exposed handlebars with open tube space where a clamp can grip almost anything. Scooters do not work that way. Whether you ride a Vespa, a Kymco, a Honda PCX, a Yamaha NMAX, or any other traditional motor scooter, the handlebar is typically covered or integrated into the fairing. Standard handlebar clamp mounts either will not fit or have nowhere solid to grab.
- [Best GMC Canyon Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/gmc-canyon-phone-mounts/): The GMC Canyon was completely redesigned for 2023, and the third generation is a meaningfully different truck from the model it replaced. The interior is more refined, the dash layout is cleaner, and the 11.3-inch infotainment screen dominates the center stack in a way that limits some traditional mounting locations. The good news is that the aftermarket responded quickly. There are now excellent custom-fit dash platform mounts built specifically for both generations of the Canyon that give you a rock-solid phone position without relying on suction cups or vent clips.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Toyota Grand Highlander (2024-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-grand-highlander-phone-mounts/): The Toyota Grand Highlander launched for 2024 as a larger, more premium alternative to the standard Highlander. It shares a platform but not an interior, and the 12.3-inch touchscreen that dominates the center stack creates both an opportunity and a constraint for phone mounting. The good news is that the aftermarket has responded quickly. There are now several custom-fit screen clip mounts built specifically for the Grand Highlander's 12.3-inch display, and they are the best place to start for any owner who wants a clean, stable setup.
- [Best GMC Yukon Phone Mounts (All Years and Trims)](https://www.mountguys.com/gmc-yukon-phone-mounts/): The GMC Yukon is one of the most popular full-size SUVs on the road and has a strong selection of vehicle-specific phone mounts available. The catch is that the Denali and Denali Ultimate trims use a different dash and console layout than the SLE, SLT, and AT4 trims.  Mounts designed for one will not fit the other. The 2021 redesign also changed the interior significantly from the 2015-2020 generation. Getting the right GMC Yukon phone mount starts with knowing your model year and your trim before buying anything.
- [Garmin Golf GPS Mounts: G82, G20 Solar, G80 & More](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-approach-golf-gps-mounts/): A Garmin golf GPS mount is not always something you need to buy. Garmin's newer Approach handhelds such as the G82 and G20 Solar have built-in magnets designed to attach directly to a metal golf cart surface, while the older G80 and previous Approach models still benefit from a dedicated cart, post, or push-cart mount. The important part is matching the mounting method to the Garmin model you own.
- [Best Mounts for Edge Insight, Evolution, and CTS3 Tuners](https://www.mountguys.com/car-mounts-edge-insight-evolution-performance-tuning/): Edge Products has been making performance monitors and tuners for diesel and gas trucks since the 1990s. The Insight, Evolution, and current CTS3 line all share a common problem: they are more useful when mounted where the driver can actually read them at a glance rather than propped on the dash or stuck to the windshield with a generic suction cup. This guide covers the mounting options for every Edge device currently in use, from the older CS and CTS generation through the current CTS3.
- [Best Ford Expedition Phone Mounts (2003-2027)](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-expedition-phone-mounts/): Choosing the best Ford Expedition phone mount starts with the model year. Ford has redesigned the Expedition dashboard several times, and a mount made for a 2018 model may not fit a 2017 or a 2022. This guide separates the choices by generation and recommends only mounts whose stated fitment matches the Expedition years shown.
- [Waze Might Still Be the Greatest GPS App Available](https://www.mountguys.com/waze-might-be-the-greatest-gps-app-available/): We wrote about Waze years ago and the headline held up. With 650 million downloads and 4.5 million new installs per month as of 2026, Waze is not a novelty or a niche app — it is the navigation choice for drivers who care about what is actually happening on the road right now. Google bought Waze in 2013 and has since integrated it into its Geo division alongside Google Maps. That ownership raised concerns for a while about whether Waze would be quietly killed off or watered down into a Maps feature. Instead it has continued to develop on its own track, with a major update in early 2026 that added smarter hazard detection, improved roundabout navigation, and emergency vehicle alerts. The app still does things Google Maps does not and probably never will.
- [Best Aosu D1 Classic Mounts: Gutter, Siding & Corner Options](https://www.mountguys.com/aosu-solarcam-d1-classic-mounts/): The Aosu SolarCam D1 Classic is a solar-powered PTZ camera that ships with a base bracket for standard wall installs. That bracket works well on a flat surface, but gutter mounting, vinyl siding, and building corners all require something more purpose-built. The good news is that there are several no-drill and specialty mounts that work well with the D1 Classic. This guide covers the best Aosu D1 Classic mount options for each type of installation.
- [Best Phone Fence Mount Options for Baseball Softball and More](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-mount-for-fence/): A good phone fence mount makes it much easier to record baseball, softball, tennis, pickleball and other outdoor sports without setting up a tripod behind spectators or holding a phone through an entire game. The best options attach directly to a chain link fence, steel post or round rail and keep the camera positioned where it has a clear view of the action.
- [Best Mounts for the Bully Dog GT and WatchDog Tuner](https://www.mountguys.com/car-mounts-bully-dog-gt-watchdog-performance-tuner/): The Bully Dog GT and WatchDog performance tuners come with a basic windshield mount but most owners find themselves looking for something better within weeks. The included mount is a standard gooseneck that works on a flat windshield but tends to shimmy in trucks with engine vibration and can lose its grip in extreme heat. Fortunately the back of the GT and WatchDog uses a universal T-slot connection that is compatible with a wide range of replacement mounting options, including official Bully Dog mounts built in collaboration with RAM Mounts.
- [Best Drink Holders for Boats, Kayaks and Marine Use](https://www.mountguys.com/drink-holders-for-a-boat/): The best boat drink holders usually fall into one of four categories:
- [Best Chevy Bolt Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-bolt-phone-mounts/): When considering your options, investing in quality Chevy Bolt phone mounts can enhance your driving experience and ensure your device is securely in place.
- [Best Chevy Trailblazer Phone Mounts (2021-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-trailblazer-phone-mounts/): The Chevy Trailblazer returned to the US market in 2021 as a subcompact SUV positioned below the Trax and Equinox. The interior is clean and well-designed for its class, with a standard 8-inch touchscreen that got bumped to a larger display on higher trims in later years. The Trailblazer received a notable interior refresh for 2024 which means mount fitment splits across two generations. This guide covers the best Chevy Trailblazer phone mounts for both generations, from custom dash brackets to premium universal picks built to a higher standard than the average cradle mount.
- [Best Phone Mounts for the Chevy Trax (All Years)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-trax-phone-mounts/): The Chevy Trax was completely redesigned for 2024 with a fresh interior featuring an 11-inch touchscreen, a cleaner center stack, and more cabin space than the outgoing generation. The good news for mount buyers is that the redesign attracted a solid wave of vehicle-specific custom mounts designed precisely for this interior. Whether you want a purpose-built dash mount or a universal option, there are reliable choices for every Trax driver.
- [Best Ram 1500 Phone Mounts (2019-2026 and Classic)](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-1500-phone-mounts/): The Ram 1500 has one of the more distinctive interiors in the truck segment as the large portrait-oriented touchscreen dominates the center stack and the cab is wide and deep. That combination makes phone mounting more involved than most trucks. The screen size varies by trim, the dash geometry is different from Ford or GM platforms, and RAM owners who wheel hard or tow heavily need a mount that stays put under real stress. This guide covers the best Ram 1500 phone mounts options for the current generation, the Classic body style, and the TRX.
- [Best Chevy Colorado Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-colorado-phone-mounts/): The best Chevy Colorado phone mount depends heavily on the truck’s model year. The 2015-2022 Colorado has a rounded dashboard with limited flat mounting space, while the redesigned 2023 and newer cabin uses a completely different layout. This guide separates the two generations and compares vehicle-specific dash mounts with simpler magnetic, vent and windshield options.
- [Best Chevy Silverado Phone Mounts (All Years)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-silverado-phone-mounts/): A Chevy Silverado phone mount needs to match the truck's actual dashboard, not just the model year printed in a product title. The Silverado interior changed significantly between generations, and 2022 is especially tricky because GM offered more than one dashboard layout. A mount built for the 2019-2021 dash may not fit a refreshed 2022+ truck with the 13.4-inch touchscreen, while some 2022 and newer WT, Custom, and Custom Trail Boss models still use the earlier large-cubby layout. This guide breaks down the best Silverado phone mounts by year, screen size, and dash configuration.
- [Best Mounts for the TP-Link Tapo C615F Floodlight Camera](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c615f-mounts/): The TP-Link Tapo C615F is a solar-powered 2K pan/tilt floodlight camera that runs entirely on battery power, which means it can go places most floodlight cameras can't. No electrician required, no running wire through walls. The mounting system is more conventional than the magnetic C425 or the slide-click C660, which actually works in your favor as Koroao makes a confirmed set of accessories that fit the C615F specifically, covering gutter, vinyl siding, and corner mounting without any drilling.
- [Best Tapo C425 Mounts for Walls, Gutters and Siding](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c425-mounts/): The TP-Link Tapo C425 MagCam is more flexible than its included magnetic base makes it seem. The back of the camera has a standard 1/4"-20 threaded hole, so a Tapo C425 mount does not have to be a camera-specific plastic accessory. You can attach the C425 to a secure wall bracket, a no-drill siding or gutter mount, or a universal pole mount made for cameras.
- [Best Mounts for the TP-Link Tapo C660 Solar Pan/Tilt Camera](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-c660-mounts/): The TP-Link Tapo C660 is a solar-powered 4K pan/tilt camera that covers your yard, driveway, or entry points without any wiring. It tracks people, vehicles, and pets across a 326° horizontal sweep, keeps itself charged on 45 minutes of daily sunlight, and stores footage locally without a subscription. For placement flexibility and coverage area, it punches well above its price.
- [Best Honda Rebel Phone Mounts (300, 500, 1100)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-rebel-phone-mounts/): The Honda Rebel has a clean, stripped-down cockpit, which is part of its appeal. It also means choosing a Honda Rebel phone mount requires more thought than attaching a large cradle wherever it happens to fit. A bulky mount or long extension arm can crowd the controls, obscure the compact instrument display, and look out of place on the bike.
- [Best Ring Outdoor Cam Plus Mounts: 5 Options](https://www.mountguys.com/ring-outdoor-cam-plus-mounts/): Choosing between Ring Outdoor Cam Plus mounts starts with the installation surface. The stock bracket works for a conventional wall or ceiling, but vinyl siding, gutters, poles, fences, and ground-level placements need different hardware. These five options cover the useful alternatives without pretending that one bracket is best for every house.
- [Best Hyundai Venue Phone Mounts (2020-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-venue-phone-mounts/): The Hyundai Venue is a small SUV with a very different Hyundai Venue phone mount problem than larger Hyundai models like the Palisade or Ioniq 5. The cabin is upright, compact, and simple, which is good for visibility but not great for bulky phone mounts. There is not a lot of extra dashboard real estate, the center screen sits high, the vents are close to the infotainment area, and the driver does not have much room to waste.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Hyundai Ioniq 5: Custom Fit and Magnetic Dash Options](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-ioniq-5-phone-mounts/): The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is not like a typical SUV or crossover inside. The dash is wide, flat, and futuristic, the center display is large, and there is a magnetic metal panel to the left of the steering wheel that completely changes the phone mounting conversation. That panel is one of the best opportunities in the vehicle, but only if the mount is designed for it or strong enough to hold a modern phone without drooping.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Hyundai Palisade (Custom Fit + Real-World Picks)](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-palisade-phone-mount/): The Hyundai Palisade looks like an easy vehicle to mount a phone in—until you actually try it. The wide floating display, slim horizontal vents, and soft-touch dash materials make a lot of common mounts either unstable or poorly positioned.This is one of those SUVs where the difference between a good setup and a bad one comes down to understanding the layout. If you pick the wrong mount type, you’ll deal with sagging vents, weak adhesion, or a phone that blocks your screen.The upside: there are now legitimate custom-fit mounting options for the Palisade, and when paired with a few proven universal mounts, you can get a setup that feels factory-installed and actually holds up long term.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Ford F-250 (2017–2026 Super Duty Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-f-250-phone-mounts/): The Ford F-250 is built for work, towing, and long drives but mounting your phone inside one isn’t always straightforward. With large dashboards, vertical vents, and wide center consoles, not every mount works well in this truck.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Suzuki GSXR (600, 750, 1000) – Fork Stem & Quad Lock Options](https://www.mountguys.com/suzuki-gsxr-phone-mount/): The Suzuki GSXR lineup (600, 750, and 1000) is built for aggressive riding — not mounting accessories. That makes finding the right phone or GPS mount more difficult than most motorcycles.
- [RAM Mount Base Types: The Most Common Options Explained](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-mount-bases/): Every RAM mount system starts with the base. It is the one component that determines where your entire setup lives, and choosing the wrong type means the arm, the holder, and the device all end up in the wrong place too. Get the base right and everything else falls into place around it.
- [RAM Mount Ball Sizes Explained: A, B, C, D, and E](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-mount-ball-sizes/): Choosing the right RAM mount ball size is one of the most important steps when putting together a RAM mounting system. The ball determines which arms and bases you can use, how much weight the mount is designed to support, and how well the finished setup handles movement and vibration. For most people, the choice comes down to the popular 1-inch B size or the larger 1.5-inch C size, but RAM offers five different ball sizes ranging from tiny camera mounts to industrial-size mounting systems.
- [Why Your Motorcycle Needs a Vibration Dampener (And How It Saves Your Phone)](https://www.mountguys.com/motorcycle-vibration-phone-camera-fix/): To understand the problem, you have to understand OIS. In the "old days" (think iPhone 6 or earlier), phone cameras were fixed. Digital stabilization did the work. But today, phones use physical stabilization. Inside your S26 Ultra, the camera lens is suspended by tiny, hair-thin springs and controlled by electromagnets. It literally "floats" inside the housing so it can shift to cancel out your hand tremors.
- [Best Honda HR-V Phone Mounts (2016–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-hr-v-phone-mounts/): The Honda HR-V is a compact crossover where the right phone mount makes a real difference. The interior is tidy enough that a lazy universal recommendation can end up looking awkward or sitting in the wrong position relative to the screen. The better news is that both major HR-V generations now have solid vehicle-specific custom mounts built precisely around the screen bezel so no adhesive, no drilling, and a significantly cleaner result than a generic vent clip or windshield suction arm.  This guide cover Honda HR-V phone mounts for all generations.
- [Anker Prime MagSafe Qi2 Vent Mount Review – Worth It?](https://www.mountguys.com/anker-prime-magsafe-qi2-vent-mount/): MagSafe car mounts have exploded in popularity, but most of them fall into two categories: cheap magnetic plates that barely hold your phone, or bulky charging mounts that feel like they belong in a rideshare vehicle. The Anker Prime MagSafe Qi2 Vent Mount is trying to sit right in the middle—premium build, strong hold, and actually useful charging.
- [Infiniti QX80 Phone Mounts: Best Picks by Year (2011-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/infiniti-qx80-phone-mounts/): The Infiniti QX80 phone mount you should buy depends almost entirely on which generation you drive. This is a big SUV with a commanding seating position, a tall dashboard, and a center stack that changes shape depending on model year, so a random one-size-fits-all holder is rarely the best answer. In a vehicle this large, a poorly chosen mount usually ends up too far away, blocks part of the screen, or shakes more than it should once the road gets rough.
- [Best Phone Holder for Gym Equipment: 4 Picks](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-and-tablet-mounts-for-gym-use-treadmills-racks-bikes-benches/): The best phone holder for gym equipment depends on where you plan to attach it. A flexible strap works well on treadmill and exercise-bike handlebars, while a magnetic base is faster on a steel squat rack. Tablets need a stronger clamp with enough room for the larger screen. The four mounts below cover those different situations without pretending one design works everywhere.
- [Best Honda Prologue Phone Mounts (2024–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-honda-prologue-2024-2026-guide/): Finding the right Honda Prologue phone mount is not as simple as grabbing whatever mount worked in your last car. The Prologue has a wide, modern dashboard, a large 11.3-inch center display, and a clean EV-style interior that makes bulky universal mounts feel out of place fast. A bad mount in the Prologue is not just annoying. It looks wrong, sits in the wrong place, and can interfere with a cabin that otherwise feels clean and well organized.
- [Periscope Mounts for Phones & Cameras (Overhead & POV Setups)](https://www.mountguys.com/periscope-style-mounts/): If you’ve ever tried to film straight down onto something such as a workout, a workbench, a car engine, or even a desk setup then you’ve probably realized pretty quickly that traditional mounts don’t work. Tripods get in the way. Handheld shooting is shaky. And standard mounts simply aren’t designed for that top-down, periscope mount angle.
- [Quad Lock Mounts Explained: How They Work and Are They Worth It?](https://www.mountguys.com/quad-lock-mounts/): Quad Lock is better understood as a mounting ecosystem. Instead of buying a single universal cradle that squeezes your phone from the sides, you buy into a system built around a specific locking interface. Once your phone has that interface, you can move it from one Quad Lock mount to another: car, motorcycle, bicycle, desk, gym, or even a ball-adapter setup.
- [Best Hyundai Elantra Phone Mounts: Custom and Universal Picks](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-elantra-phone-mounts/): Picking the right Hyundai Elantra phone mount is not as simple as grabbing whatever universal clip happens to be sitting on the shelf. The Elantra's cabin has a clean, modern layout, the center display is a major visual focal point, and the dashboard does not leave much forgiving space for bulky, awkward hardware. A lazy universal recommendation can block the wrong part of the screen, sit at an odd angle, or just look out of place against a dash that was clearly designed with more care than most compact sedans get.
- [Best Chevy Tahoe Phone Mounts (2007-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-tahoe-phone-mounts/): The Chevy Tahoe is exactly the kind of vehicle where a generic phone mount can feel like a compromise. There is a lot of space in the cabin, but that does not automatically make mounting easy. Depending on the generation, the Tahoe can have a wide center stack, a deep dashboard, a large screen area, and controls placed in ways that make universal vent or windshield mounts feel awkward fast. Our guide recommends some great Chevy Tahoe phone mounts for the prior 4 generations of manufacture.
- [The Best GoPro Motorcycle Mounts for Every Riding Style](https://www.mountguys.com/best-gopro-motorcycle-mounts/): A GoPro and a motorcycle are a natural match, but getting cinematic, high-quality footage on a bike is significantly harder than most people expect. A mount that seems perfectly stable in your garage can turn into a shaky, unwatchable mess once you add engine vibration, wind pressure, road bumps, and high speeds. That is why the best GoPro motorcycle mount is not just about attaching the camera—it is about choosing the right mounting location, the right style of mount, and a setup that stays secure without ruining the shot.
- [Best GoPro Kayak Mounts: Track, Clamp, and Pole Options Compared](https://www.mountguys.com/best-gopro-kayak-mounts-stable-waterproof-vibration-ready/): Mounting a GoPro on a kayak is one of the best ways to capture fishing trips, paddling adventures, and on-water action. The footage possibilities are genuinely impressive: wide bow shots, over-the-shoulder angles, tight fishing close-ups, and cinematic elevated views that make even a calm lake look like an expedition. But the kayak environment is unlike anything else you mount a camera on. There is constant low-frequency vibration from paddling, sudden lateral movement when a fish hits or a wake crosses your hull, water spray from every direction, and very limited surface area that is both stable and structurally sound enough to hold hardware.
- [Garmin 17mm vs 22mm Mounts: Complete Compatibility Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-17mm-vs-22mm-mounts/): If a Garmin mount does not fit, the problem is almost always the same: wrong ball size. Garmin has used the 17mm ball system for years across most automotive GPS devices, but newer large-screen models like the DriveSmart 86, RV series, and OTR series now use a larger 22mm ball. These two systems are not compatible, and that is where most of the frustration starts.  This guide discusses the Garmin 17mm vs 22mm mounts and let's you know which mount is needed.
- [Best Lincoln Corsair Phone Mounts (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/lincoln-corsair-phone-mounts/): The Lincoln Corsair is the kind of vehicle that punishes lazy Lincoln Corsair phone mount choices. At a glance, the interior looks simple: a clean dashboard, a floating center screen, a compact center console, and a premium layout that appears easy to work with. In practice, that same design removes most of the forgiving mounting surfaces that generic mounts depend on. The vents are not in a great position for phone use, the dash is sculpted rather than flat, and the tighter cockpit means an oversized mount immediately feels intrusive.
- [Best Lincoln Aviator Phone Mounts (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/lincoln-aviator-phone-mounts/): The right Lincoln Aviator phone mount is not hard to find because the cabin lacks space. It is hard to find because the space it gives you is premium space, not mounting space. The dash is layered, the center display sits high and wide, the trim surfaces are meant to look clean, and the front console is designed around comfort more than aftermarket accessories.
- [Best Lincoln Navigator Phone Mounts (2018–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/lincoln-navigator-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Lincoln Navigator phone mount is not as simple as it looks. The cabin is wide, the dash is deep, and a large center display already dominates the stack, so surfaces that work fine in a smaller SUV often sit too far away or too low to be useful here. A mount that feels perfect in a midsize sedan can feel completely wrong in a full-size luxury SUV like this one.
- [Ford Ranger Phone Mounts: Best Picks for 2019-2026](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-ranger-phone-mounts/): The right Ford Ranger phone mount depends almost entirely on which generation you're driving. The 2019-2023 Ranger and the redesigned 2024+ Ranger have different dashboards, different vent shapes, and different amounts of usable space near the driver, so a mount that works great in one truck can be a poor fit in the other. This guide covers the best vehicle-specific options for each generation along with a couple of universal picks that work across the whole lineup.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Ford Maverick (2022-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-maverick-phone-mounts/): The Ford Maverick has one of the most functional compact truck interiors on the market, but it presents a genuinely tricky phone mounting situation. The upright tablet-style screen dominates the center stack, the textured dash surface defeats adhesive mounts in summer heat, and the air vents sit lower than you would like. Generic mounts that work fine in other vehicles either do not fit, do not hold, or end up in awkward positions in the Maverick.
- [Motorcycle Mirror Phone Mounts: Best Options & Fit](https://www.mountguys.com/motorcycle-mirror-stem-phone-mounts/): A motorcycle mirror phone mount is an excellent alternative when your handlebars are crowded or you want your phone positioned higher for navigation. These mounts attach to the mirror shaft, threaded mirror base, or associated mounting hardware, leaving more room around your motorcycle's controls.
- [Motorcycle Phone Mounts Besides the Handlebar](https://www.mountguys.com/motorcycle-clutch-phone-mounts/): Not every motorcycle gives you a clean place to clamp a phone mount on the bars. Sport bikes with clip-ons, naked bikes with crowded switchgear, touring bikes with seven accessories already fighting for position, cruisers with wide pullback bars where a standard clamp sits too far out of view — in all of these situations, a handlebar clamp mount is either impractical, uncomfortable, or simply impossible. The good news is there are three solid alternative anchor points that every motorcycle already has: the clutch or brake perch, the mirror post, and the fork stem. Each one opens up a clean, stable mounting position without touching the handlebars at all.
- [Best Motorcycle Handlebar Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-motorcycle-handlebar-phone-mounts/): A motorcycle handlebar phone mount is usually the best way to keep your phone visible, secure, and easy to position while riding. Handlebar mounts work on a wide range of motorcycles, put navigation where you can see it, and offer more adjustment than most gas tank or fixed-position mounting systems.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Jeep Gladiator (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/jeep-gladiator-phone-mounts/): The Jeep Gladiator is one of the most accessory-friendly trucks on the road. Whether you're using your phone for navigation, trail maps, music, podcasts, or hands-free calls, having a secure mounting solution makes driving much easier.
- [Best Ford Bronco Phone Mounts (2021–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-bronco-phone-mount/): Finding a good Ford Bronco phone mount is easier than it is in many vehicles because the 2021–2026 full-size Bronco gives you several useful mounting locations. The accessory-ready area at the top of the dash, the upper center display area, and the passenger-side console badge all give Bronco owners better options than relying only on a vent clip or windshield suction cup.
- [Best Honda Civic Phone Mounts (2016-2026): 10th & 11th Gen Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/best-honda-civic-phone-mounts/): The Honda Civic has long been the gold standard for compact car ergonomics, but the recent interior redesigns, specifically the 10th generation (2016 to 2021) and the 11th generation (2022 to 2026), have created a real headache for anyone trying to find a reliable Honda Civic phone mount. On modern Civics, the traditional universal vent clip is your worst enemy. On 10th gen models, the aggressive dash angles make suction cups unreliable, and on 11th gen models the signature honeycomb mesh grille makes standard vent clips nearly impossible to attach without risking damage to the plastic mesh.
- [Best Phone Mounts for GMC Acadia (2017–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/gmc-acadia-phone-mount/): The GMC Acadia is one of those SUVs that looks easy to mount a phone in—until you actually try it. The dashboard is clean and slightly curved, the vents are narrow and vertically oriented, and the center stack leaves very little unused space. It’s a modern interior that prioritizes design over mounting convenience.
- [Best Jeep Grand Cherokee Phone Mounts (2011 – Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/jeep-grand-cherokee-phone-mounts/): In this guide we cover the best Jeep Grand Cherokee phone mounts.  Our recommendations fit correctly, hold securely, and look good doing it, including several custom-fit options built specifically for Grand Cherokee interiors.
- [Best Honda CR-V Phone Mounts (6 Picks)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mount-honda-cr-v/): The Honda CR-V is one of the best-selling SUVs in America and one of the most searched vehicles when it comes to phone mount compatibility. The reason so many CR-V owners end up returning mounts is straightforward: the 5th gen (2017-2022) and 6th gen (2023-2026) have completely different dashboard layouts, different screen sizes, and different mounting options. Buy a Honda CR-V phone mount designed for the wrong generation and it simply won't fit. This guide covers the right pick for each generation and each trim.
- [A Guide to Apple Lightning Cables](https://www.mountguys.com/a-guide-to-apple-lightning-cables/): Even though newer Apple devices are gradually moving to USB-C, millions of Lightning cables are still used every day. If you own an older iPhone, AirPods, or several Apple accessories, you will likely continue using Lightning cables for years. Choosing the right cable can make a big difference in charging speed, durability, and overall reliability.
- [Techmount Motorcycle Phone Mounts: Overview and Discussion](https://www.mountguys.com/techmount-phone-mounts-for-motorcycles/): You already know Techmount makes a quality motorcycle phone mount. The question is which specific configuration works best for your bike and how you ride. The TechGripper cradle comes in several versions, the base options differ by bike type, and buying the wrong combination is an easy mistake to make. Here is our guide on Techmount motorcycle phone mounts.
- [Best Jeep Cherokee Phone Mounts (2014-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/jeep-cherokee-phone-mounts/): The Jeep Cherokee is one of those vehicles that looks easy to mount a phone in until you actually start trying mounts. On paper, the dashboard seems straightforward. In practice, the Cherokee has a mix of screen sizes, dash contours, vent layouts, and center-console shapes that make some mounts work extremely well and make others feel awkward almost immediately.  Our guide to Jeep Cherokee Phone mounts walks you through the process of selecting the best option.
- [Suction Cup Phone Holder for Cars: 5 Best Picks (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-suction-cup-phone-mounts/): A suction cup phone holder can put navigation within easy view in your car without occupying an air vent or cup holder. The right one depends on where it will attach, how far the phone needs to reach, and whether you prefer a clamp or a magnetic head. A mount that holds firmly on glass may fail on a textured dashboard, so placement matters as much as the product.
- [Best Car Tablet Mounts for Front and Back Seats](https://www.mountguys.com/best-tablet-mount-for-car/): A good car tablet mount depends almost entirely on where you want the tablet. A mount designed for kids in the back seat is very different from one intended for navigation or a front-seat passenger. That is why this guide is organized by mounting location rather than pretending one tablet holder works equally well everywhere.
- [Best Motorcycle Phone Mounts (2026 Rider’s Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-motorcycle-phone-mounts/): 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 slip — and the stakes for picking the right mount are considerably higher than they are for your daily commuter.The good news is that a handful of mounts have genuinely solved this problem, and the options are better now than they've ever been. Below are the four we recommend, covering every type of rider from daily commuter to long-distance tourer.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Tesla Model Y (2020–2026): Every Version Covered](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mount-tesla-model-y/): Finding the best phone mount for a Tesla Model Y is more complicated than it sounds. Tesla's minimalist interior strips away the mounting options that work in almost every other vehicle: no traditional vent grille, no CD slot, and climate controls buried inside the touchscreen. That leaves a short list of practical locations and a small field of mounts actually designed for them.
- [Best MagSafe Car Mounts in 2026 (Buyer’s Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-magsafe-car-mount/): 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.
- [How to Mount a Garmin GLO 2 GPS: A Complete Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-glo-2-gps-mounts/): The Garmin GLO 2 is a compact, powerful GPS and GLONASS receiver that delivers fast, accurate positioning data to your smartphone or tablet. Whether you're navigating backcountry trails, flying at altitude, or cruising on the water, getting your GLO 2 mounted properly can make the difference between a device that performs and one that gets tossed around or loses signal.
- [How to Mount a Hydrific Droplet Smart Home Water Sensor](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-hydrific-droplet/): If you can mount it, we write an article about it.  That's been our thing for a long time.  So today we're going to discuss how to mount a Hydrific Droplet Smart Home Water Sensor.
- [Best Kia Sportage Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-sportage-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The fifth-generation Kia Sportage moved to a panoramic curved display for 2023, and that redesign changed what a good Kia Sportage phone mount actually needs to do. A generic vent clip or suction cup cannot account for the sweep of the screen or the flatter dash space it replaced, so picking the wrong option usually means a wobbling mount or a suction cup that will not hold on a curved surface. The 2026 refresh reshaped the center console again, adding a second layer to the decision. Match the mount to your exact model year and you get a phone holder that sits exactly where you need it every time you get in the car.
- [Best Mounts for the TP-Link Tapo C120 2K QHD Camera](https://www.mountguys.com/tapo-2k-qhd-mounts/): The TP-Link Tapo 2K QHD Home Security Camera — model C120 — is one of the better budget indoor cameras available right now. Two-megapixel 2K resolution, color night vision, two-way audio, and a clean app make it a solid choice for anyone getting into home security without spending a lot. It works indoors and can handle outdoor use as long as you can run power to it.
- [Best Phone Mounts for a Tesla Cybertruck](https://www.mountguys.com/tesla-cybertruck-phone-mounts/): The Tesla Cybertruck is one of the strangest vehicle interiors on the road, and that makes it one of the most challenging when it comes to phone mounts. The dashboard is flat and wide, the center display is enormous, the surfaces are minimal, and even the cup holders are unusual enough that the usual fallback options don't make much sense.
- [Best Phone Mounts for the Buick Enclave (Every Location Covered)](https://www.mountguys.com/buick-enclave-phone-mounts/): The Buick Enclave is one of GM's most refined SUVs, and its interior is laid out thoughtfully. But like most modern vehicles, it presents a few quirks when it comes to mounting a phone or GPS. The windshield sits further forward than you might expect, the cup holders are offset toward the passenger side, and there is no CD slot. Knowing these details upfront saves you from buying the wrong mount.
- [Best Mazda CX-30 Phone Mount (2020+)](https://www.mountguys.com/mazda-cx-30-phone-mounts/): Finding the right Mazda CX-30 phone mount takes a little more thought than it does in most compact SUVs. The dash is clean and modern, the infotainment screen sits high, and the vents aren't especially phone-mount friendly. There aren't many obvious flat surfaces where a generic suction or adhesive mount feels like a natural fit, which is exactly why custom-fit mounts have become the go-to answer for this vehicle.
- [Best Mazda CX-90 Phone Mounts (2024–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/mazda-cx-90-phone-mounts/): The Mazda CX-90's cabin is wide, clean, and deliberately uncluttered, which means a cheap or oversized phone mount stands out immediately. A bulky suction arm or a mount that blocks the vent or crowds the center display feels out of place in an interior this deliberate. Finding the right Mazda CX-90 phone mount means matching the mount to that layout instead of grabbing whatever universal option is cheapest.
- [Best Acura Integra Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/acura-integra-phone-mounts/): The Acura Integra is one of the more challenging vehicles to find a good phone mount location in. The mesh-covered air vents are essentially off-limits for standard vent mounts, the oversized center touchscreen eats up most of the dashboard real estate, and there is no CD player slot to fall back on. If you have been struggling to find a good Acura Integra phone mount that works, you are not alone.
- [Best Lexus TX Phone Mounts (2024–2026 Mounting Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-tx-350-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Lexus TX is a big, three-row luxury SUV with a 14-inch center display that eats up most of the traditional dash space drivers use for mounting. Finding the right Lexus TX phone mount means working around that screen, the low-set vents, and a wide reach to the windshield. We tested custom, screen-clip options built specifically for the TX alongside universal mounts that work in the cup holder and air vent, so you can pick the setup that fits how you actually drive.
- [PBA & FOP Shield Mounts: Best Holders + Repair Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/pba-shield-mounts/): PBA and FOP shields are mostly a New York and New Jersey thing. If you are not from the area, the idea might be unfamiliar. A close relative who is a current or retired police officer receives a limited number of brass police shields, which they pass along to family. You display one inside your car in plain view. When pulled over for a minor infraction, the officer spots the shield and may let you off with a warning. That is the idea, anyway. Whether it actually works depends on what you did and who pulled you over, but people display them regardless.
- [Best Honda Pilot Phone Mounts (2016–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-pilot-phone-mounts-2/): Honda Pilot phone mounts need to match more than the vehicle name. Honda changed the Pilot dashboard substantially between the 2016–2022 and 2023+ generations, then changed the infotainment screen again for 2026. A screen mount that fits a 2025 Pilot may not fit a 2026 Pilot even though both vehicles belong to the same generation.
- [Best Mounting Ideas for myQ Smart Garage Camera (Wall, Ceiling & No-Drill Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/myq-smart-garage-camera-mounts/): The myQ Smart Garage Camera is one of those devices that works extremely well—until you try to place it somewhere other than where the manufacturer expects. If you’re using a LiftMaster or Chamberlain opener, the default magnetic mounting solution is actually pretty clever. But it’s also limiting.
- [Best Echo Pop Mounts and Stands](https://www.mountguys.com/echo-pop-mount/): The Echo Pop is Amazon's most compact smart speaker, and its flat-backed, half-sphere shape makes it surprisingly easy to mount. Whether you want it off the counter entirely, tucked up on a wall, or elevated on a decorative stand, there are solid options available. This guide covers the best Echo Pop mounts confirmed in stock — including the official Amazon shelf wall mount — along with a no-drill wall holder and a real wood tripod stand for those who want something a little different.
- [Best Tablet Mounts for Trucks and Rigs (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/tablet-mounts-for-trucks-and-rigs/): Mounting a tablet in a semi truck or heavy rig is a fundamentally different problem than mounting one in a car. The cab is deeper, the windshield is farther away, vibration is significantly higher, and many drivers need something that stays put permanently rather than a clip-on they adjust every day. On top of that, ELD compliance requirements mean a lot of truckers are mounting tablets not just for navigation but as a regulatory necessity — which changes both the placement requirements and how seriously the mount needs to be taken.
- [Mounts for a Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic Motorcycle](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-for-a-harley-davidson-harley-davidson-electra-glide-ultra-classic/): The Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic is a full-size touring motorcycle with plenty of cockpit structure, but that does not automatically make phone and GPS mounting easy. Between the fairing, gauges, windscreen, handlebar shape, clutch/brake perch, and limited open handlebar space, the right mounting location matters.
- [Garmin GPS Mount Adapter: RAM & Tackform Compatibility](https://www.mountguys.com/how-attach-garmin-cradle-ram-mount/): If you want to connect a Garmin GPS cradle to a RAM Mount or a Tackform mount, you need a Garmin GPS mount adapter first, because the ball sizes are not compatible out of the box. Garmin uses a 17mm ball socket on nearly every automotive GPS cradle, with a handful of newer large-screen models switching to a 22mm ball. RAM Mounts use a completely different 1 inch, or 25mm, B-size ball. Tackform uses its own 20mm ball. None of these connect directly to a Garmin cradle without the right adapter in between, and forcing an oversized ball into an undersized socket is a good way to crack the cradle.
- [Best Can-Am Spyder Phone Mounts for F3, RT, RS & ST](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-for-can-am-atvs/): A Can-Am Spyder phone mount needs to match the Spyder model and handlebar design, because an F3, a newer RT, and an older RT do not all use the same mounting hardware. The best solution might be a conventional handlebar clamp, a center-riser bolt mount, or a Spyder-specific RAM setup.
- [Best Tablet Mounts for Hospital Beds (Secure & Adjustable Solutions)](https://www.mountguys.com/tablet-mounts-for-hospital-beds/): Spending extended time in a hospital or rehabilitation setting can be challenging—and a tablet quickly becomes an essential tool for communication, entertainment, and staying connected.
- [Best iPad Holder for Microphone Stands (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-attach-apple-ipad-to-microphone-stand/): Our guide will help you to find the best iPad holder for Microphone stands.  The majority of the content is equally applicable to non-iPad models as well.
- [Best Phone and Tablet Mounts for a Recumbent Bike](https://www.mountguys.com/planet-fitness-recumbent-bike-phone-tablet-mounts/): A recumbent bike is one of the most comfortable pieces of cardio equipment you can own. The reclined seat, back support, and low-impact pedaling motion make it a favorite for longer sessions, which means you need something to watch, listen to, or follow along with. The built-in display on most recumbent bikes handles basic metrics, but it was never designed to stream video or hold your phone. If you have tried propping a device on the console shelf or balancing a tablet against the display, you already know how that ends.
- [Garmin Zumo XT, XT2 & XT3 Mounts: Every Mounting Option Covered](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-zumo-xt-mounts/): The Garmin Zumo XT, Zumo XT2, and Zumo XT3 are built for motorcycle use, but the best mounting location depends on your bike, available handlebar space, and how permanent you want the installation to be. This Garmin Zumo XT mount guide covers handlebar, fork stem, brake and clutch reservoir, mirror, locking, and automotive options for the XT, XT2, and XT3.
- [Best Treadmill Tablet Mounts: iPad and Android Holders for Gym and Home](https://www.mountguys.com/treadmill-mounts-for-an-apple-ipad-or-other-tablet/): The catch is that treadmill handlebars come in a wider range of diameters than most people expect, and most standard bike mounts won't cut it. This guide covers the best treadmill tablet mounts available right now, across several different mounting styles, so you can find the one that fits your equipment and your device.
- [Best Subaru Forester Phone Mounts (2014–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-forester-phone-gps-mounts/): A Subaru Forester phone mount has one challenge that catches people off guard: the unusually wide dashboard pushes the windshield further from the driver than in most compact SUVs. Subaru's narrow vertical vents also cause trouble for generic vent clips that aren't designed around the slat configuration. Get those two things right and the rest is simple.
- [Best Reolink Argus Mounts for Every Install Style](https://www.mountguys.com/reolink-argus-mounts/): Reolink’s Argus line has always been appealing for one simple reason: you can put these cameras in places where running power and network cable would be annoying, expensive, or flat-out impossible. That freedom is great, but it also means the mount matters more than many people think. A weak bracket, a bad angle, or a mount that does not really suit the camera body can leave you with shaky footage, poor motion detection, and a setup that feels temporary even when the camera itself is excellent.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Ford Mustang (2015–2026) – Custom & Dash Mount Options](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-mustang-phone-gps-mounts/): The Ford Mustang has one of the most recognizable interiors on the road. It also happens to be one of the more frustrating vehicles to work with when you need to mount a phone or GPS. The aggressive dash design, steep windshield angle, and signature circular vents create a layout that looks great but cuts off most of your mounting options before you even start.
- [Kayak Track Mount Systems: The Complete Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/kayak-track-mount-systems-rod-holders/): A kayak track mount system is the single most useful upgrade you can make to a fishing kayak. Without one, every accessory you add requires its own set of drilled holes. Change your mind about where a rod holder should live, and you are either drilling again or living with a setup that does not work the way you want. With a track system installed, that same rod holder slides anywhere along the rail and locks into position in seconds without tools.
- [Best Mazda Miata Phone Mounts (ND, NC, NB & NA MX-5 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-mazda-miata/): A good Mazda Miata phone mount has to solve a problem most other cars do not have: there is almost nowhere to put it. The MX-5 cockpit is tight by design, the dash is short, the vents are small, and a manual shifter means your right hand is busy. Drop in a bulky clamp mount built for a truck and you will be fighting it every time you reach for the shifter or the e-brake.
- [Best Transducer Mount Options for Boats and Kayaks](https://www.mountguys.com/transducer-mounts/): A transducer mount matters more than most anglers realize. It is easy to focus on the fish finder unit itself, the screen resolution, the frequency range, the CHIRP technology, but none of that means much if the transducer is not mounted correctly. Poor placement leads to weak sonar returns, inconsistent readings, and missed structure exactly when you need to see it.
- [Best Harley Davidson Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-harley-davidson-motorcycles/): Harley-Davidson riders take their bikes seriously, and that means anything bolted to those handlebars needs to be as solid as the machine underneath it. The best phone mounts for Harley-Davidson motorcycles are built to survive V-twin vibration that shakes apart anything designed for a car or a sport bike. A mount that works fine on an inline-four can rattle loose, crack, or drop your device within a few hundred miles on a Harley.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Audi RS 7 (2014–2026) – Clean Dash & Premium Fit Options](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-rs-7-phone-tablet-mounts/): The Audi RS 7 is one of those rare vehicles where the interior design actually works in your favor, provided you choose the right mounting strategy.
- [Best Phone and Tablet Mounts for an Elliptical Machine](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-phone-tablet-planet-fitness-elliptical-machine/): Elliptical machines are one of the most popular pieces of cardio equipment in any gym, and for good reason. They are smooth on the joints, effective for cardio, and easy to use at any fitness level. The problem is that a long elliptical session gets dull fast, especially when the gym TVs are tuned to something you have no interest in or the audio is cut off entirely.
- [Best BMW Motorcycle Phone & GPS Mounts (RT, GS, R, K & More)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-for-bmw-motorcycles/): That means there is no single “best BMW motorcycle phone mount” for every rider. The real answer depends on where your bike gives you usable mounting space. On BMWs, that usually means one of five places: a handlebar clamp area, a crossbar, a mirror stem or bolt location, a brake or clutch reservoir mount, or a fork stem on compatible bikes. Once you understand that, the rest gets much easier.
- [Can I Use a Car GPS on a Motorcycle? (Yes, Here’s How)](https://www.mountguys.com/can-i-use-a-car-gps-on-a-motorcycle/): Yes, you can use a car GPS on a motorcycle. Riders do it all the time, and with the right mount and a hardwired power connection, a unit like the Garmin DriveSmart 71 EX will get you where you're going. The real question isn't whether it works. It's whether the tradeoffs are worth it for how you ride. This guide covers the hardware you need, how to set it up properly, and where a car GPS falls short compared to a dedicated motorcycle unit.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Bentley Continental (Safe, No-Damage Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/bentley-continental-phone-tablet-mounts/): The Bentley Continental is not just another vehicle. It is a handcrafted luxury interior filled with leather, polished metal, wood trim, and design elements that most drivers would never consider modifying. That creates a very different challenge when it comes to phone or GPS mounts. In most vehicles, you can experiment with adhesives, clips, or even semi-permanent solutions. In a Bentley, that approach simply does not make sense.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Mini Cooper (2014–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/mini-cooper-mounts-phone-gps/): Mini Cooper phone mounts are almost always generation-specific. Buying the wrong one means it will not fit at all, regardless of how well-reviewed it is. Before shopping, identify which generation you have.
- [Blink Mini Pan and Tilt Mount: Setup, Features, and What to Know](https://www.mountguys.com/blink-mini-pan-and-tilt-mount-review/): If you already own a Blink Mini, the Blink Mini Pan and Tilt Mount is one of the most useful accessories you can add to your home security setup. It turns a fixed-angle camera into a fully motorized unit that you control from your phone, covering an entire room rather than just a single corner.
- [Car GPS vs Motorcycle GPS: What’s the Difference?](https://www.mountguys.com/difference-between-car-gps-motorcycle-gps/): Riders upgrading their navigation setup inevitably hit the same question: is a dedicated motorcycle GPS actually worth the extra cost, or can a car GPS get the job done? The short answer is that it depends entirely on how and where you ride. The longer answer involves glove-friendly screens, IPX7 weatherproofing, vibration tolerance, and a mounting system that won't loosen on a dirt road. To make the comparison concrete, we're looking at two current Garmin models: the Garmin DriveSmart 71 EX, one of the better car GPS units available today, and the Garmin Zumo XT2, Garmin's flagship motorcycle navigator.
- [Best Tesla Model 3 Phone Mount (2017-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/tesla-model-3-phone-mounts/): The Tesla Model 3 strips away almost every traditional phone mounting location the moment you sit down. No conventional vents, no CD slot, and no physical buttons. Just a large central touchscreen and a minimalist dash. Finding the right Tesla Model 3 phone mount means working with what Tesla gives you, not against it.
- [Best Blink Mini Mount Options (Mini 2 and Mini 2K Included)](https://www.mountguys.com/blink-mini-mounts/): The Blink Mini changed how people think about indoor security cameras. It is small, lightweight, and easy to place almost anywhere in a home. But the mounting options are not as obvious as they are with other cameras, because the Mini does not use a standard 1/4-20 tripod thread.
- [Round Vent Phone Mounts: Best Picks for 2026](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-round-vents/): 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. The location is still one of the best spots in the car: it sits close to eye level and low enough that a mount doesn't advertise a phone to anyone glancing through the window. The problem is that most vent mounts on the market were never designed to grip a circular vent, and a lot of buyers only discover that after the mount slides loose on the first pothole.
- [Best Radar Detector Mounts for Escort, Uniden, Beltronics and Cobra](https://www.mountguys.com/best-radar-detector-mounts/): Choosing a radar detector mount is more complicated than it looks. Escort, Uniden, Beltronics, Cobra and other detector brands do not all use the same mounting interface, and even detectors from the same manufacturer can require completely different brackets depending on their generation.
- [Best Wyze Cam Mounts (v1, v2, v3, v4 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/wyzecam-mounts/): The Wyze Cam lineup has grown from the original v1 through to the current v4, and across all four generations, one thing has stayed consistent: they all use a standard 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole. That single detail opens up a wide range of third-party mounts beyond the stand that ships in the box. Whether you want a permanent wall install, a weatherproof outdoor setup, a window-facing position with no exterior wiring, or a quick no-drill placement, there is a mount built for it. This guide covers the best options for Wyze Cam v1 through v4.
- [Wyze Cam Outdoor Mounting Options: Wall, Gutter, and No-Drill Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/wyze-cam-outdoor-mounting-options/): The Wyze Cam Outdoor has come in two generations: the original v1 and the updated v2, which added a Starlight sensor for color night vision and an improved PIR lens. Both share the same magnetic base design and the same hidden 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole underneath it, which means every mount covered in this guide works with both versions unless otherwise noted. Once you know that thread is there, you can position either camera in places the included stand simply cannot reach. This guide covers every mounting option for the Wyze Cam Outdoor v1 and v2, from what ships in the box to the best third-party brackets, gutter mounts, and ceiling installs.
- [Best Wyze Cam Pan Mounts for Every Version (v1, v2, v3, v4, and Duo Pan)](https://www.mountguys.com/wyze-cam-pan-mounts/): The Wyze Cam Pan is built to move. With 360-degree horizontal rotation, 180-degree tilt, and automatic motion tracking, it can cover a room or a property in ways a fixed camera never could. But that capability creates a mounting challenge most guides ignore: a bad Wyze Cam Pan mount doesn't just look awkward, it actively limits what the camera can do.
- [Best Mounts for the COBB Tuning Accessport V3](https://www.mountguys.com/cobb-tuning-accessport-v3-mounting-options/): The COBB Tuning Accessport V3 is one of the most popular performance tuning and monitoring tools on the market. Originally built around Subaru platforms, COBB has since expanded the Accessport line to cover a wide range of makes and models. Since this site is focused on mounting solutions, we will skip the tuning details and get right to the question that performance drivers are actually searching for: how do you mount the thing properly?
- [Best Heavy Duty Tablet Mounts for Warehouses, Forklifts and Industrial Use](https://www.mountguys.com/industrial-heavy-duty-tablet-mounts/): That is why heavy duty tablet mounts matter. In an industrial environment, the mount has to do more than simply hold a tablet upright. It has to resist vibration, hold the device securely, survive constant handling, and give workers a position that is easy to see without putting the tablet in harm’s way.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Nissan Sentra (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-nissan-sentra/): A recent oil change pilgrimage to my local Nissan dealer left a little time to walk the showroom, and one of the cars I spent extra time with was the Nissan Sentra. Like practically any vehicle, there are a few places that work well for mounting a phone, GPS, or small tablet and a few that really do not.
- [Best Ford F-150 Phone Mounts (2015–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-ford-f-150/): This guide covers the best Ford F-150 phone mounts across all years from 2015 through 2026, including the Raptor and the F-150 Lightning. Every pick is matched to the generation it fits best so you buy the right mount the first time.
- [Best Mounts for the SCT X4 and Bama X4/SF4 Tuner](https://www.mountguys.com/sct-x4-bama-x4-sf4-power-flash-tuner-mount-options/): The SCT X4 Power Flash Programmer and the Bama X4/SF4 tuner are two of the most widely used handheld performance tuners among Ford enthusiasts. Drivers use them to improve horsepower, torque, throttle response, and fuel economy through custom ECU calibrations. But once the tune is loaded and you want to use the X4 as a live data monitor while driving, you run into the same problem every tuner owner eventually faces: where do you put the thing?
- [Why Is My Phone Charging Slowly? 7 Fixes to Try](https://www.mountguys.com/charging-slowly-warning-fix/): Why is my phone charging slowly? In most cases, the problem is an underpowered charger, a worn or unsuitable cable, debris in the charging port, excessive heat, heavy phone use while charging, or an aging battery. Start with the charger and cable because they are the quickest things to test, then work through the remaining fixes below.
- [Best Nissan Maxima Phone Mounts (2010–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-nissan-maxima/): Our Nissan Maxima phone mount guide recommends mounts that hold up in this interior over the long term, which locations look promising but cause problems, and the five best options currently available, from the new factory-style bracket down to dependable universal choices for windshield, vent, CD slot, and dash placement.
- [Best E-ZPass Holders & Mounts for Your Car](https://www.mountguys.com/e-zpass-holders-mounts-cars-trucks/): If you’ve ever switched cars, used a rental, or replaced a windshield, you already know one thing: mounting an E-ZPass isn’t as simple as it should be.
- [How to Mount a Camera to a Tree: Complete Hunter’s Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-a-camera-to-a-tree/): Whether you're scouting deer movement, watching a food plot, or filming your own hunt from a tree stand, getting a camera mounted solidly to a tree is the first problem to solve. The method you pick to mount a camera to a tree affects how long the camera stays put, how much you can adjust the angle, whether it's allowed on the land you're hunting, and how easy it is for someone else to walk off with it.
- [Best Airplane Phone Mounts & Tablet Holder (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/airplane-passenger-seat-mounts-ipads-tablets/): Finding the best airplane phone mount can make a long flight considerably more comfortable. Whether you watch downloaded movies, read on a tablet, or follow your flight's progress, holding a device for several hours gets tiring. A compact phone or tablet holder lets you enjoy your entertainment hands-free without constantly adjusting your position.
- [SimpliSafe Keypad Installation:  How to Mount and Set It Up](https://www.mountguys.com/simplisafe-keypad-mount/): You do not technically have to mount a SimpliSafe Keypad. The keypad is battery powered and can work while sitting on a table, shelf, or counter. But for everyday use, mounting it near the entrance you use most often keeps it easy to reach when you need to arm or disarm the system.  Our article cover Simplisafe keypad installation including the set up process.
- [Best Sunroof Phone Mounts and Tablet Mounts (Backseat Viewing)](https://www.mountguys.com/car-sunroof-mounts-for-smartphones-and-tablets/): 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 visibility.  This guide covers sunroof phone mount ideas (tablets too).
- [Best Golf Cart Phone Holders & Mounts (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/golf-cart-phone-mounts/): A golf cart phone holder mount gives your GPS and scoring apps a place you can see and reach during a round. The best attachment point depends on the cart: a magnetic holder needs a steel surface, a strap needs a suitable bar, and a cup holder mount needs enough room around the cup holder to position the phone.
- [Where to Put a Roku Express or Roku Express 4K and How to Mount It](https://www.mountguys.com/roku-express-mounts/): The Roku Express is one of the best deals in streaming. For well under $30, you get a capable device that handles 4K video without any drama. It's small, it runs cool, and it just works. The only problem is figuring out where to put it.
- [Best SiriusXM Antenna Mount for Inside Your Car](https://www.mountguys.com/my-sirius-xm-antenna-looks-goofy-on-the-roof-of-my-car/): SiriusXM comes built into most new vehicles, but plenty of drivers are still running standalone receivers in older cars, work trucks, RVs, and aftermarket stereo setups. If that's you, the most common question is whether you really need to mount the antenna on the roof to get a clean signal.  This article focuses on SiriusXM antenna mounts inside the vehicle.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Mercedes-Benz GLK350 (2010-2015)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-mercedes-benz-glk350/): The Mercedes-Benz GLK350 was sold in the United States from 2010 through 2015, and a good number of them are still on the road today. It is a compact luxury crossover with a boxy, upright profile that gives it a look all its own, but that interior can be tricky when it comes to finding a solid phone mount location. The center console is tight, the CD slot is buried in a bad spot, and the seat bolts are not easily reached. That said, there are workable locations, and the right mount will hold your phone securely without blocking anything important.
- [How to Mount a Ring or SimpliSafe Entry Sensor on a Door Frame](https://www.mountguys.com/simplisafe-entry-sensor-on-a-door-frame/): This guide explains how to fix that problem, shows you how to attach a Ring or SimpliSafe entry sensor on a door frame, including the current gap limits, when repositioning is enough, and when a riser or spacer is the cleaner solution.
- [Best Ring Indoor Cam Mounts: 3 Useful Options](https://www.mountguys.com/ring-indoor-cam-mounts/): The best Ring Indoor Cam mounts solve a specific placement problem: getting closer to a window, wrapping the camera around an unusual surface, or extending it farther from a wall. For ordinary shelf and wall installations, the stand included with the camera is still the right place to start.
- [Best Mounts for the Arlo Solar Panel (All Models)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-arlo-solar-panel/): The Arlo solar panel is one of the best upgrades you can make to a battery-powered Arlo camera. Once it is installed, you stop worrying about climbing a ladder every few months to swap or recharge batteries. The panel keeps the camera topped off continuously, and for cameras mounted in hard-to-reach spots, that is a significant quality-of-life improvement.
- [Best Tesla Model S Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/tesla-model-s-phone-mounts/): The Tesla Model S has one of the most unusual interiors on the road. That massive center touchscreen dominates the dash, and it removes most of the mounting spots you would normally rely on in other vehicles. Finding the best Tesla Model S phone mounts means working around that screen instead of fighting it, and it also means paying attention to which generation of Model S you actually own.
- [Best Phone Mount for Toyota Camry by Year and Trim](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-toyota-camry/): The Toyota Camry is one of the easier vehicles on the road to mount a phone in. The center vents are horizontal and well-positioned, and most trims from 2021 onward have an infotainment screen that now supports a generation of custom-fit clip-on mounts purpose-built around that dashboard. The 2025 redesign brought an 8-inch screen on LE and SE trims and a 12.3-inch screen on XLE and XSE, and the custom-fit mount market has already produced solid options for both.
- [Best Phone & GPS Mounts for Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-for-harley-davidson-heritage-softail/): The Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail is one of the easier cruisers to mount accessories on, and that is a big part of its appeal. The bike gives you real handlebar space, a clean cockpit, and multiple mounting points that do not feel forced or awkward. That matters because some motorcycles fight you the whole way when you try to add a phone, GPS, or camera. The Heritage Softail usually does not.
- [How to Mount a SimpliSafe Entry Sensor: Doors, Windows & Garage Doors](https://www.mountguys.com/simplisafe-entry-sensor-mount/): Knowing how to mount a SimpliSafe Entry Sensor correctly is the difference between a system that works reliably and one that keeps showing a door or window as open when it is not. The two pieces need to line up closely enough when the door or window is closed, the mounting surface needs to hold securely, and unusual trim, metal doors, recessed windows, and garage doors can make an otherwise simple installation more difficult.
- [SimpliSafe SimpliCam Mounting Options](https://www.mountguys.com/simplisafe-simplicam-mounts/): The Simplisafe Simplicam mounting situation, however, requires some thought. There's no standard 1/4"-20 tripod thread on the SimpliCam, which means the universe of third-party mounts is more limited than it is for cameras like the Wyze Cam or Blink. What you do have is a proprietary slot on the back of the camera that the included stand slides into, and that same slot is what most compatible wall mounts use. Here's what works.
- [Motorcycle Phone Mount Tethers: Best Options to Keep Your Device Secure](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-tethers-for-motorcycle-mounts/): If you ride with a phone or GPS on your motorcycle handlebar, you already know that a good mount is only half the story. Vibration, wind buffeting, and the occasional hard stop can stress even the best cradle. A safety tether is the backup plan that keeps your device on the bike if something does go wrong. It costs a few dollars, takes a minute to install, and can save a $1,000 phone from bouncing down the highway.
- [RAM Mounts for HAM Radios, CB Radios & Scanners (Complete Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-mounts-for-ham-radios/): If you’ve spent any time trying to mount a HAM radio in a vehicle, you’ve probably realized something quickly: there is no standard mounting solution. Unlike phones or GPS devices, HAM radios don’t come with a universal ecosystem of mounts.
- [Best Volvo XC40 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/volvo-xc40-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Volvo XC40 is not your typical subcompact SUV. Volvo gave it a dashboard layout that breaks from the rest of the lineup: a tall, narrow center display, vertical air vents that run differently than most vents on the market, and a dash angle that puts the windshield within easy reach of the driver's seat. That combination has made the XC40 one of the harder vehicles to find a clean phone mount for, especially if you want something that looks like it came with the car instead of clamped onto it as an afterthought.  Here are own Volvo XC40 phone mount recommendations.
- [Mounting a Ham Radio in the Car: Every Option Explained](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-a-ham-radio-in-the-car/): Installing a ham radio in a modern car is more difficult than it was ten or fifteen years ago. Vehicle interiors have changed dramatically — dashboards are smaller, center consoles are packed with touchscreens and climate controls, and airbag sensors occupy areas that once would have been easy mounting spots.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Tesla Model X (2016–2026) – Screen & Dash Options That Actually Fit](https://www.mountguys.com/tesla-model-x-phone-mounts/): The Tesla Model X is one of the most unusual SUVs on the road, and that makes it one of the more difficult vehicles to mount a phone in well. The interior is clean, minimal, and dominated by that huge 17-inch center display. At first glance it looks like there should be plenty of space, but once you start thinking about where a mount would actually go, the usual locations fall apart pretty quickly.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Jeep Wrangler (JK, JL & Gladiator)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-jeep-wrangler/): The Jeep Wrangler is built for rugged terrain, removable doors, and open-air driving. It is one of the most capable off-road vehicles ever made, but that same rugged design creates a real challenge when you try to mount a phone, GPS, or tablet inside the cabin.
- [Best Audi S5 Phone Mounts (2017–Present, Also Fits RS5)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-s5-mounts/): The Audi S5 has one of the cleaner interiors in the sport coupe and sportback category, but that clean layout also creates mounting challenges. The large infotainment display, horizontal center vents, and compact cockpit mean you need to be careful about where you place a phone or tablet. Everything in this guide for the Audi S5 phone mounts also applies directly to the RS5, since both share the same B9 platform interior, dash, and vent layout.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz GLE Phone Mounts (2016-2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-gle350-mounts/): A good Mercedes-Benz GLE phone mount has to work around one of the more design-heavy dashboards in the midsize SUV class, and most generic mounts either look out of place or fail to grip the GLE's turbine-style vents properly. The current GLE, sold from 2020 through the present model year, shares its dash architecture with the GLS, which means several purpose-built mounts fit both SUVs without modification. The earlier 2016-2019 GLE has a different, simpler dash and needs its own approach.
- [Best Phone Mounts for the Jeep Renegade](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-jeep-renegade/): The Jeep Renegade has one of the more distinctive interiors in its class, and while the circular trim pieces and sculpted dash surfaces look sharp, they create real problems for anyone trying to mount a phone or GPS unit. The design leaves very few flat areas, and the center vent cluster is shaped in a way that defeats most universal vent mounts before you even get them out of the box.
- [Best Kia Sedona Phone Mounts (2002-2021)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-sedona-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): Finding the right Kia Sedona phone mounts takes some thought. The Sedona has a roomy dashboard, a large windshield, and more center-console space than most cars, but the best location still changes depending on the model year, dashboard design, phone size, and whether you want a permanent vehicle-specific setup or a universal mount that can move to another vehicle.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Jeep Compass (Including Custom Fit Picks)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-jeep-compass/): The Jeep Compass is one of the tougher SUVs to mount a phone in. Round vents, a sloped dash, and a low, far-back cup holder rule out most of the easy options. Grab a random universal mount and there's a good chance it sags, sits too low to glance at safely, or blocks something on the dash you actually need.
- [Best Acura RDX Phone Mounts  (2019-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/acura-rdx-phone-tablet-mounts/): The Acura RDX has one of the nicer interiors in the compact luxury SUV class, but that upscale cabin makes mounting a phone more complicated than it looks. Vertical vents, a raised center display, and cup holders tucked toward the passenger side rule out the easy default options that work in less design-forward vehicles. If you are shopping for an Acura RDX phone mount, the good news is that the aftermarket has finally caught up with vehicle-specific hardware built around this exact dash.
- [Best Audi Q3 Phone Mounts (2019 & Newer)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-q3-mounts-phone-gps/): Finding the right Audi Q3 phone mount comes down to knowing which generation you drive. The second-generation Q3, sold from 2019 onward, redesigned the dash around a large floating MMI touchscreen and dropped the climate controls lower, which rules out a few of the easier mounting spots other SUVs offer. The first-generation Q3 (2012 to 2018) has a simpler layout with vents you can use directly, no workaround required.
- [Best Subaru Outback Phone Mounts (2010 – Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mount-subaru-outback/): The Subaru Outback is one of the more mount-friendly vehicles we cover, but the right Subaru Outback phone mount depends almost entirely on which model year you're driving. Subaru has redesigned the Outback's dashboard three times over the past decade and a half, and the vent orientation itself just changed again for 2026, so a mount built for a 2012 model won't come close to fitting a 2022, and a mount built for either of those won't fit the redesigned 2026 dash.
- [Andobil Car Air Vent Mount Review — Standard and MagSafe Versions](https://www.mountguys.com/andobil-car-air-vent-mount-review/): The Andobil Car Air Vent Mount is one of the best car air vent mounts we have tested, especially if you want something more substantial than the lightweight plastic mounts that dominate this category. It combines a sturdy vent clamp, adjustable phone cradle, stabilizer plate, and support for both horizontal and vertical vent slats.
- [Best Nissan Rogue Phone Mounts (2014-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-nissan-rogue/): The Nissan Rogue is one of Nissan's best-selling SUVs, and the mounting picture has changed a lot depending on which generation you own.  Our Nissan Rogue phone mount guide covers a lot of ground.
- [Best Volkswagen Jetta Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-and-tablet-mounts-for-a-volkswagen-jetta/): For years that meant Jetta owners were stuck picking between a windshield suction mount or a vent clip and hoping for the best. That has changed. Custom fit Volkswagen Jetta phone mounts exist for the dashboard, and it solves the fitment problem that generic ones never quite managed.
- [Do You Need a Phone Mount with CarPlay or Android Auto?](https://www.mountguys.com/apple-carplay-android-auto-car-mounts/): 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 you actually drive.
- [Best Phone Mounts for the Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-and-gps-mounts-for-the-mercedes-benz-glb-250-suv/): The Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class is a compact luxury SUV with a genuinely distinctive interior. Round air vents, a large central touchscreen, and premium materials throughout make it more of a mounting challenge than most vehicles. The good news is that the market has caught up, and there are now several custom-fit options designed specifically for this vehicle. This guide covers the best phone mounts for the first-generation GLB-Class (2020 through 2026), organized by mounting location so you can find what works for your setup.
- [Best Sun Visor Phone Mounts: Are They Safe & Worth It? (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/car-sun-visor-mounts/): 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.
- [Best Mazda CX-5 Phone Mount (2017-2025 & 2026+ Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-mazda-cx-5/): Finding the right Mazda CX-5 phone mount used to be simple: one dash layout, one generation of custom mounts, done. That changed with the 2026 model year. Mazda fully redesigned the CX-5 for 2026, with a new dash, a new center screen, and two different screen sizes depending on trim. None of that is interchangeable with the 2017-2025 CX-5's mounting hardware, and the two 2026 screen sizes aren't interchangeable with each other either.
- [Best Mazda 3 Phone Mounts (2004–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/mazda-3-phone-gps-mounts/): The Mazda 3 is one of the best-designed compact cars on the road, but that clean, driver-focused interior creates a real challenge when it comes to finding the right Mazda 3 phone mount. Instead of recommending generic mounts that half-fit, this guide focuses on Mazda 3 phone mounts built specifically for the interior, along with a few universal picks that actually work in this car.
- [Best Infiniti QX50 Phone Mounts (Fits QX55 Too)](https://www.mountguys.com/infiniti-qx50-phone-gps-mounts/): Finding the right Infiniti QX50 phone mount (or one for its coupe-styled sibling, the QX55) means dealing with a dashboard that was designed for a clean, minimalist look rather than easy phone placement. Both vehicles share the same interior architecture from the 2019 redesign onward, so the mounting solutions below work for either model. Whether you want a mount built specifically for the QX50 and QX55 dash or a universal option you can move between vehicles, this guide covers the best picks for keeping your phone secure, visible, and out of the way.
- [Best Trail Camera Mounts: Tree, Ground, and Security Options](https://www.mountguys.com/mount-game-trail-camera-tree/): This guide covers the full range of trail camera mounting options, from basic tree straps to pivoting tree mounts, ground stakes for open fields, multi-surface brackets for gates and fence posts, and the security hardware that keeps a camera from disappearing during a long deployment.
- [Best Audi Q5 Phone Mounts (2010-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-q5-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The right Audi Q5 phone mount depends almost entirely on which generation sits in your driveway. The first-generation Q5 and SQ5, built from 2010 through 2017, use a completely different dash and vent layout than the second-generation cars that followed starting in 2018, and the second generation splits again once you account for the screen change: Audi ran an 8.3-inch display through the early cars, then moved to a 10.1-inch screen for the newer refresh. A mount molded for one dash will not sit flush in another.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Volkswagen Passat (2012-2022)](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-passat-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): The Volkswagen Passat ran in the American market from 2012 through the 2022 model year before VW discontinued it in favor of SUVs and electric vehicles. That is a full decade of Passats still on the road, and if you own one, you already know it is a comfortable, practical sedan. What you may not know is that it is also one of the easier vehicles to set up a phone or GPS mount in. Nearly every mounting location works well, and the interior layout does not fight you the way some cars do.
- [Best Cup Holder Phone and Tablet Mounts for 2026](https://www.mountguys.com/car-cup-holder-mounts/): 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 usually sit lower than the driver's natural sightline, and their size and position vary considerably from one interior to another.
- [Best SiriusXM Radio Mounts for Cars](https://www.mountguys.com/xm-sirius-satellite-radio-mounts/): SiriusXM has evolved a lot over the years, but one thing hasn’t changed: the factory mounts are still terrible. If you’ve ever had your radio fall off the dash mid-drive, you already know.
- [Best Lexus RC Phone Mounts (2015–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-rc-phone-gps-mounts/): Finding the right Lexus RC phone mount takes more thought than most vehicles on the road. Unlike SUVs and trucks with big flat dashboards and generous mounting real estate, the RC's coupe cockpit forces you into a handful of workable spots. Pick the wrong mount, or the right mount in the wrong spot, and you'll spend your drive fighting blocked controls, an awkward reach, or a mount that won't stay put.
- [Best Lexus RX Phone Mounts (2010-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-rx-350-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Lexus RX is one of the most popular luxury SUVs on the road and has one of the widest ranges of vehicle-specific phone mounts available of any Lexus model. The catch is that the RX went through significant interior changes across three generations and the screen sizes between those generations are different enough that a mount built for one will not fit another. Getting the right Lexus RX phone mount starts with knowing your generation and your screen size before you buy anything.
- [Best Infiniti QX60 Phone Mounts (2013–2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/infiniti-qx60-phone-gps-tablet-mount/): The Infiniti QX60 is a premium three-row SUV with a beautifully finished interior, and finding the right phone mount for it takes a little more thought than you might expect. Despite its generous size, the QX60 has some quirks that rule out several common mounting locations. The round side vents, low center console placement, and inaccessible seat bolt all narrow your Infiniti QX60 phone mount options, but the good news is that the ones that do work, work very well. This guide covers the best mounts for the 2022 and newer QX60 redesign, with custom-fit picks for that generation and universal options for older model years.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Nissan Pathfinder: Custom Fit and Practical Mounting Options](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-nissan-pathfinder/): The Nissan Pathfinder is a big SUV, but that does not mean every phone mount works well in it. The cabin gives you space, but it also creates reach problems. The windshield is farther away than it would be in a sedan, the cup holders sit too low for daily navigation, the seat bolts are covered, and the best mounting locations vary heavily by generation.
- [Best Phone Mount for the Lexus NX (NX 300, NX 350, NX 350hm NX450h+)](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-nx-300-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Lexus NX is one of the most popular compact luxury SUVs on the road, but it has gone through enough interior changes across its generations that a single mounting recommendation does not cover every owner. The 2015-2021 NX 300 and NX 300h have a sloped dash and a large infotainment display that eats up most of the usable flat surface. The 2022 and newer NX received a full interior redesign with a new touchscreen and a screen clip mount category that opened up the best options this vehicle has seen.
- [How to Install Sirius XM Radio in a Truck or Rig (Mounts + Antenna Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/installing-sirius-xm-radio-truck-rig/): Truckers spend more time behind the wheel than almost anyone, and satellite radio is one of the best investments you can make for a long-haul cab. But installing Sirius XM in a truck or rig is meaningfully different from doing it in a car. The cabin is larger, the distance from windshield to driver is greater, the vibrations are more intense, and the antenna situation requires more thought. This guide covers the complete setup: the right dock kit, three proven mount options sized for commercial cabs, and how to handle the antenna correctly so you get reliable reception mile after mile.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Vintage Cars (No Damage Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-vintage-car/): 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.
- [Best Porsche Cayenne Phone Mounts (2019–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/porsche-cayenne-mounts/): Choosing the right Porsche Cayenne phone mount is trickier than it looks. The center vents sit low, the dashboard is a clean, uninterrupted surface Porsche clearly didn't design around a phone cradle, and the wrong mount can leave your navigation screen well below your natural line of sight. On 2019 to 2023 Cayenne models, a vehicle-specific mount solves most of this. On the redesigned 2024 to 2026 interior, a strong universal option is usually the smarter move.
- [Fat Gecko Camera Mounts:  The Mother of all Camera Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/fat-gecko-camera-mounts/): Awhile back, I discovered the Fat Gecko Camera Mount with Triple Suction Cups.  I call these the mother of all camera mounts because it's an extremely heavy duty camera mount.  Heaviest I have seen to date.  Let's take a look at what impressed me about Fat Gecko Camera Mounts.
- [Best BMW R1200RT Phone Mounts: 4 Options Compared](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-drink-mounts-bmw-r1200rt/): Finding the right BMW R1200RT phone mount can be challenging because this motorcycle has a very different cockpit from a conventional bike. The enclosed handlebars, integrated controls, substantial fairing, and adjustable windshield leave fewer convenient attachment points for a smartphone. A typical handlebar clamp may work perfectly on another motorcycle but be difficult to accommodate on an R1200RT.
- [Best Porsche Macan Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/porsche-macan-mounts/): Our Porsche Macan phone mount guide suggests a few custom picks and some universal options.
- [Best Phone Mount for Chrysler 300 (2005–2023)](https://www.mountguys.com/chrysler-300-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): The Chrysler 300 ran from 2005 through the 2023 model year, when Stellantis officially ended production. With millions still on the road, finding the right phone mount for this car is as relevant as ever. The good news: the 300 has a roomy, well-designed cabin with several solid mounting locations. No Chrysler-specific mounts exist for this vehicle, but the best universal options work exceptionally well here.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Nissan Frontier (Custom and Universal Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/nissan-frontier-mounts/): The Nissan Frontier is one of the easier vehicles to mount a phone in, but that does not mean every mount works equally well. The truck has space, but it also has distance. The windshield is far, the center console sits lower than ideal for navigation, and the dash layout changes significantly depending on the model year.The biggest mistake people make with the Frontier is defaulting to a generic mount when better custom-fit options exist, especially on newer models. The 2022 and newer Frontier interior introduced a modern screen layout that finally makes custom dash mounts the best solution instead of relying on vents or windshield suction.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Planet Fitness Stair Stepper (Gym Mount Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/planet-fitness-stair-stepper-phone-tablet-mount/): The Planet Fitness stair stepper is one of the most punishing machines in the gym—and one of the most awkward for mounting a phone. The built-in holders rarely fit modern phones, and the small shelf blocks the display.  You need a usable phone mount.
- [Best Mercedes-Benz GLC Phone Mount Options (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-glc-300-phone-mounts/): Finding a good Mercedes-Benz GLC phone mount depends entirely on which generation you are driving. Everything about the GLC dash looks premium, but from a mounting standpoint it has changed shape twice in the last decade: round vents on the older models, a 10.25-inch screen on the mid-generation cars, and a 12.3-inch turbine-vent dash on the current generation. Force the wrong mount into the wrong generation and it will sag, block something important, or just look terrible.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Chevy Blazer (2019–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-blazer-phone-mounts/): The Chevy Blazer looks incredible inside—but from a mounting perspective, it’s one of the trickier interiors in its class.
- [Best Volkswagen Tiguan Phone Mounts (2009–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/volkswagen-tiguan-phone-gps-mounts/): The Volkswagen Tiguan has one of the more frustrating cabins on the market for mounting a phone. The dash has a deep recessed tray running down the center console, the windshield rake varies noticeably between the older and newer generations, and Volkswagen has redesigned the interior twice since 2009. A mount built for one generation will not fit another, and a handful of universal clip mounts simply do not grip well on the Tiguan's vent geometry. The good news is that custom-fit options now exist for nearly every model on the road, including specialized Volkswagen Tiguan phone mount solutions.
- [Best Lexus IS Phone Mounts for 2014-2026 Models](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-is-300-mounts/): The Lexus IS has a driver-focused interior, but it does not offer an obvious place to install a phone holder. The center display fills much of the upper dashboard, the climate controls sit directly below it, and the narrow center vents are not ideal for every mount style. Picking the right Lexus IS phone mount depends heavily on your model year and where you want the phone positioned.
- [Best Car Mounts for the Uniden SDS100 and SDS150](https://www.mountguys.com/uniden-sds100-mounts/): Mounting the Uniden SDS100 or SDS150 in a vehicle is more involved than mounting a phone or GPS. Both scanners use a button-and-belt-clip mounting system on the back of the radio rather than a standard cradle attachment point, and the extended battery on the SDS100 adds significant depth that rules out most generic radio holders. The SDS150, Uniden's newest scanner released in late 2025, uses the same mounting system as the SDS100 so all of the mounts covered in this guide work on both.
- [Best Chevy Malibu Phone Mounts: Custom Fit and Universal Picks](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-malibu-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): A Chevy Malibu phone mount only works well if it matches the car's dash layout, and the Malibu is pickier than most sedans in this class. The vertical air vents slope backward instead of sitting flush, there's no CD slot to anchor a clip mount, and the windshield angle rules out anything with a short reach. None of that means the Malibu is hard to mount in. It just means the wrong mount will feel loose or crooked within a week, while the right one will sit exactly where you want it.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Kia Telluride (2020–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-telluride-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Kia Telluride is one of the best-selling three-row SUVs on the road, and for good reason. The interior is well-designed, the tech is solid, and the cabin feels premium at every trim level. But mounting a phone is where Telluride owners often run into a wall that generic advice does not address.
- [Best Audi Q8 Phone Mounts (2019–Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/audi-q8-phone-tablet-mounts/): Finding the right Audi Q8 phone mount comes down to one thing: the vents. The Q8, SQ8, and RS Q8 all share the same low, horizontal dash with wide vent slats stacked around the center screen, and that shared layout is what makes the vent the strongest mounting position in the vehicle. The windshield and cup holder still work as backups, but neither one puts the phone where a driver wants to glance while using navigation.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Hunters: Tree Stands, Bows, and Trail Use](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-mounts-for-hunters/): 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 mount rattles loose, blocks your camera lens, or simply does not fit the rail you are trying to clamp it to. This guide covers the best phone mounts for hunters, from tree stand rails to compound bow stabilizers.
- [Hyundai Santa Fe Phone Mounts: Best Options for 2019-2026](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-santa-fe-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): The Hyundai Santa Fe changed shape twice in the last few years, and that matters more than most owners realize when it comes to mounting a phone. The 2019 to 2023 Santa Fe has a narrow, curved dash with a small gauge cluster and angled vents. The 2024 to 2026 redesign went boxier, added a much wider digital cluster, and gave some trims a metal dash panel that works with magnetic mounts. If you are shopping for a Hyundai Santa Fe phone mount, the right pick depends entirely on which generation you own, and in some cases, which trim.
- [SiriusXM Antenna Replacement Guide: Cars, Trucks & Boats](https://www.mountguys.com/sirius-xm-car-antennas/): If you need a replacement SiriusXM antenna, the right choice depends on what you are installing it on. Most cars with an aftermarket SiriusXM tuner need nothing more complicated than the standard magnetic antenna, while trucks, boats, RVs and interior installations can benefit from a more specialized mount.
- [Best Subaru Legacy Phone Mounts (2015-2025)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-legacy-phone-gps-mounts/): The Subaru Legacy was discontinued after the 2025 model year, with the final unit rolling off Subaru's Indiana assembly line in September 2025, so this guide covers the last two generations you'll actually find on the road or in dealer inventory: the 2015-2019 sixth generation and the 2020-2025 seventh and final generation. The Legacy is more mount-friendly than a lot of sedans its size. The windshield is accessible, the vents are usable, and the cabin gives you several workable placement options. The one thing to plan around is the dashboard itself: a large center speaker grille sits on top of the dash across most model years, which rules out the flat-surface dash mounting that works in other vehicles. If you're weighing the Legacy against its SUV sibling, our Subaru Outback guide covers a closely related interior across a longer production run.
- [Best Honda Accord Phone Mounts (2018–2026): Every Generation & Screen Size](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-accord-phone-gps-mounts/): The Honda Accord is one of the most popular sedans in America, but it is also one of the vehicles where phone mount compatibility gets overlooked. On paper the Accord seems easy. It has a modern dashboard, a clearly visible center display, and vents that look like they should support a standard vent clip. In practice, selecting the right Honda Accord phone mount is more complicated than that.
- [Best Lexus UX Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-ux-200-250h-mounts/): A good Lexus UX phone mount is harder to track down than it should be. The UX has a small, tightly packaged dashboard, a freestanding infotainment display that eats up the center sightline, and vents that do not play nicely with every universal holder. Custom-fit brackets for this vehicle are also thin on the ground compared to what you will find for a Camry or a CR-V, and that gap gets worse for the redesigned newer generation.
- [Best Lexus GX Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-gx-460-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Lexus GX comes in two very different generations, and that matters more here than with most vehicles. The classic GX 460 (2010 through 2023) has a smaller, more traditional dashboard layout. The redesigned GX 550 (2024 and newer) is built around a 14-inch center touchscreen, which has opened the door to a wave of screen-clip mounts engineered specifically for that bezel. We'll cover both generations separately below so you land on the right Lexus GX phone mount for your year and trim.
- [Best Volvo XC90 Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/volvo-xc90-phone-mounts/): Volvo built the XC90 around one massive vertical touchscreen, and that single design decision changed everything about where a phone mount can go. There's no traditional dash-top real estate to stick a clamp onto, the cup holders are recessed too far back to glance at while driving, and the speaker grille eats up the space a normal mount would use. For years that meant owners were stuck improvising with Volvo XC90 phone mounts built for other vehicles. That's no longer the case. A handful of manufacturers have finally built mounts around this exact cabin layout, and they're worth buying over a generic universal clamp.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Ford Edge (2015–Present) | What Actually Fits](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-ford-edge/): The Ford Edge is one of those SUVs that looks easy to mount a phone in until you actually start testing locations. At a glance, the cabin seems ideal: a broad dash, a roomy center console, and a windshield that gives you plenty of space to work with. But the Ford Edge has a few interior quirks that make some otherwise good mounting locations a bad fit in the real world.
- [Best Mounts for Phones and Tablets on Planet Fitness Treadmills (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/planet-fitness-treadmill-phone-tablet-mount/): If you spend any time at Planet Fitness, you already know there is more than one treadmill. In many locations there are rows and rows of them stretching across the gym floor. While they are reliable machines, they are not exactly exciting pieces of equipment. Walking or running in place for thirty minutes can feel like an hour if you do not have something interesting to watch or listen to.  Notice the lack mount locations for a phone or tablet?
- [Best GMC Terrain Phone Mounts (2018-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/gmc-terrain-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): Finding the right GMC Terrain phone mount is easier once you separate the SUV into its two very different recent interiors. The 2018-2024 Terrain uses the previous-generation dashboard, while GMC completely redesigned the cabin for 2025 with a large vertical infotainment display and a different center stack.
- [Best License Plate Holders and Fixes for Cars with Only 2 Screw Holes](https://www.mountguys.com/license-plate-holders-mounts-cars-2-screw-holes/): A lot of newer vehicles have a frustrating license plate holder problem that sounds minor until you actually live with it: the plate mounting area only gives you 2 screw holes at the top instead of four points of support. On paper, that may seem good enough. In real life, it often is not.
- [Best Chevy Equinox Phone Mounts (Custom Dash & Universal Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-chevy-equinox/): The Chevy Equinox is one of the more forgiving SUVs to mount a phone in. The center stack is accessible, the vents take standard clips without any trouble, and the windshield gives suction mounts a reliable surface. The bigger story over the last few years has been the rise of generation-specific custom Chevy Equinox phone mounts designed around the interior, which give owners a cleaner setup than any generic vent clip or suction pad. This guide covers the best options across all Equinox generations, from the 2018-2024 interior to the redesigned 2025 and newer model.
- [Best Honda Ridgeline Phone Mounts (2017–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/honda-ridgeline-phone-mounts/): The Honda Ridgeline is one of the most unique pickup trucks on the road. Unlike traditional trucks that are built on a body-on-frame platform, the Ridgeline is built more like a crossover SUV. That design gives it a smoother ride, a more refined interior, and a dashboard layout that feels much closer to a modern SUV than a traditional pickup.
- [Best Car Mounts for Handheld Radios, Scanners & Walkie Talkies](https://www.mountguys.com/handheld-scanner-car-mounts/): Handheld scanner car mounts solve a problem every radio owner runs into fast. The passenger seat collects clutter, cup holders are too narrow for most radios, and your lap is not a mounting solution. Whether you carry a police scanner, a ham radio handheld, or a walkie talkie for work or recreation, a proper mount puts it where it belongs: visible, accessible, and not sliding around every time you take a corner.
- [Best Mounts for the Uniden HomePatrol-1 and HomePatrol-2 in a Car](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-your-uniden-homepatrol-1-in-the-car/): There was a time when owning a scanner meant sitting down with a frequency guide, manually programming channels, and hoping you entered everything correctly. The Uniden HomePatrol-1 — and later the HomePatrol-2 — completely changed that experience. Enter your zip code, select the type of traffic you want to hear, and you’re up and running in minutes.
- [The AMPS Mounting Pattern: What It Is and Why It Matters](https://www.mountguys.com/amps-pattern-mounts/): If you've shopped for a mount for a ham radio, a Garmin GPS, a police scanner, or a satellite radio, you've probably run into the term "AMPS mounting pattern" without much explanation of what it actually means. It's one of those pieces of mounting jargon that gets assumed rather than explained, but understanding it makes finding compatible hardware a lot easier.
- [Waze vs Garmin GPS: Which Is Better for Driving and Motorcycles?](https://www.mountguys.com/waze-versus-a-garmin-nuvi/): This guide breaks down Waze vs Garmin from a practical standpoint, not just features. We are going to look at how they perform, how they mount, and where each one actually makes more sense.
- [How to Remove a SimpliSafe Entry Sensor](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-remove-a-simplisafe-entry-sensor/): SimpliSafe is one of the most popular DIY home security systems on the market, and the entry sensor is the most commonly installed component. The setup process is well documented. What most guides skip is what happens when you need to take one down.
- [GoPro Hunting Mounts for Trees, Tree Stands and Bows](https://www.mountguys.com/gopro-hunting-mounts/): Most people think of a GoPro as a helmet or handlebar camera. But these are high-quality cameras capable of far more than action sports. Hunters have been using GoPros for years to capture trail footage, tree stand video, and first-person bow shots that no standard trail camera can match. The video quality alone makes a GoPro worth considering as a hunting camera, and the right mount makes all the difference.
- [Best Kia Seltos Phone Mounts (2021-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-seltos-phone-tablet-and-gps-mount-recommendations/): Finding the right Kia Seltos phone mount comes down to one thing: which generation you own. Kia redesigned the Seltos dashboard for the 2024 model year, and the two layouts call for different mounting hardware. Get the match wrong and you will end up with a clip that will not seat properly or a bracket that blocks the climate vents. Below are the mounts that fit correctly for each Seltos era, plus a no-fuss universal option that works regardless of trim or year.
- [Best Nissan Murano Phone Mounts (2015-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/car-mounts-nissan-murano/): Finding the right Nissan Murano phone mount has always been a little trickier than average. Nissan built the Murano around sweeping dashboard curves and a large floating center console, and that styling choice eats into the flat, grippy surfaces that most generic mounts rely on. The good news is that the aftermarket has caught up. Whether you're driving a third generation Murano from 2015 through 2024 or the fully redesigned 2025 or 2026 model, there is now a real lineup of mounts molded specifically for this dashboard.
- [Best Phone Mounts for the Chevy Traverse (All Years)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-chevy-traverse/): The Chevy Traverse is one of the easier SUVs to mount a phone in. The interior is wide, the dash is large, and the center vent position puts your phone right next to the infotainment screen where you can glance at navigation naturally. The Traverse was significantly redesigned for 2024, but the mounting options covered in this guide work across all years without any fitment complications.
- [Best Nissan Altima Phone Mounts (Custom and Universal Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-nissan-altima/): The Nissan Altima has long been one of the easier sedans to fit with a phone or GPS mount. Finding the best phone mount for Nissan Altima models comes down to matching the mount type to your dashboard generation: older Altima interiors work well with universal vent, windshield, and cup holder mounts, while the 2019 and newer redesign with its floating touchscreen opened the door to mounts built specifically for that dash layout.
- [Best Kia Sorento Phone Mounts (Buyer’s Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-kia-sorento/): If you're shopping for the best Kia Sorento phone mounts, you'll notice quickly that not every mount works well with Kia's dashboard layout. The Sorento's large infotainment display, slim horizontal air vents, and textured dashboard surfaces can cause inexpensive universal mounts to vibrate, sag, or block important controls.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Toyota 4Runner (2010 and Newer)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-toyota-4runner/): If you've ever stuck a generic phone mount in your 4Runner, you know exactly how it ends. The suction cup gives up on a hot day. The vent clip rattles loose the first time you hit a dirt road. And then your phone is somewhere on the floor mat while you're trying to navigate a trail.
- [Flight Flap Review: The Best Airplane Phone and Tablet Holder?](https://www.mountguys.com/flight-flap-phone-and-tablet-holder-for-air-travel-review/): Long flights are a lot of things. Relaxing, occasionally. Boring, almost always. What they are not is comfortable when you spend two hours holding a phone at an angle because there is nowhere good to put it. The tray table is flat. Your lap is at the wrong angle. Balancing it against the seat back in front of you works for about thirty seconds before it slides. So you hold it, your arm gets tired, and suddenly a four-hour flight feels like eight.
- [Best Kia Forte Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/kia-forte-mounts/): The Kia Forte is a compact sedan with a surprisingly mount-friendly interior, but only if you choose the right location. The wide horizontal vents, usable windshield angle, and available CD slot on some models make it easier than many small cars. The problem is the dash. The center display and surrounding trim create awkward shapes, so a basic adhesive dash mount is not the best answer here.
- [How and Where to Mount a Nest Temperature Sensor](https://www.mountguys.com/how-and-where-to-mount-a-nest-temperature-sensor/): This guide covers how to mount a Nest Temperature Sensor, where to place it for the most accurate readings, and every mounting method available, from the included screw to a no-drill wall bracket.
- [Radar Detector Dash Mounts: The Best Options When You Can’t Use the Windshield](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-a-radar-detector-anywhere-but-the-windshield/): The challenge is keeping the detector secure, level and high enough to maintain a clear view through the windshield. Some radar detector dash mounts use a weighted friction base. Others attach directly to the dashboard with adhesive or hook-and-loop material. There are also detector-specific suction mounts that can adhere to suitable smooth dashboard surfaces.
- [Best Toyota RAV4 Phone Mounts: Complete Buying Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-rav4-phone-gps-mounts/): Finding the right RAV4 phone mount now starts with one question: which generation do you own? Toyota redesigned the dashboard for 2026, so a mount made for a 2019–2025 RAV4 will not fit the new model. The 2013–2018 dashboard is different again.
- [Garmin Automotive GPS Car Mounts: A Complete Guide by Generation](https://www.mountguys.com/choosing-right-gps-car-mount/): Garmin has been making automotive GPS devices for over 25 years, and across that time their mounting system has stayed remarkably consistent. Whether you have a Nuvi from 2009 or a DriveSmart from last year, the mount interface is almost certainly the same which is a 17mm ball connection called the G-Ball. That means finding a replacement or upgrade is simple once you understand how the system works.This guide covers the full history of Garmin automotive GPS generations, how the mount system works, and the best replacement options available today whether you have a Nuvi from a decade ago or a current DriveSmart.
- [Best Ford Explorer Phone Mounts (2016–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/ford-explorer-mounts/): The Ford Explorer has changed enough in the last few years that the old advice of grabbing any windshield mount and calling it a day no longer applies. Finding the right Ford Explorer phone mount now depends heavily on which generation you own, since the dashboard, screen size, and even the center console layout are different depending on the model year.
- [Suction Cup Mount Falling Off? How to Fix It (Or Replace It)](https://www.mountguys.com/help-with-failing-suction-cup-mounts/): Suction cup mounts are not perfect. Even a good one can fail with time. Heat, cold, dirt, old rubber, and simple wear all make a difference. Suction cup mount falling off?  We suggest a few fixes and alternative mounts.
- [How to Mount Your EV Charger Cable from the Ceiling (DIY + Retractor Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/ev-charger-cable-ceiling-mount-project/): Level 2 charging cables are heavy, stiff, and long enough that getting from your wall charger to your car's charging port can turn into a daily chore. If your charger is mounted on the wrong wall, or your port is on the far side of the vehicle, you're dragging close to ten pounds of thick rubber cable around your bumper every single night. That cable scrapes the floor, picks up grit and oil, and eventually starts showing wear on both the insulation and your garage floor finish.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2018-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/mitsubishi-eclipse-cross-phone-mounts/): The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross looks like an easy vehicle to mount a phone in until you actually sit in it and try a few mounts. The dashboard rises sharply, the screen sits high, and the center area is tighter than it first appears. On top of that, the best mounting location changed a bit when Mitsubishi refreshed the interior for 2022 and moved the infotainment screen closer to the driver.
- [Best Garmin DriveSmart 86 Mounts (22mm Ball Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-drivesmart-86-mounts/): The Garmin DriveSmart 86 is one of the largest automotive GPS devices on the market. Its eight-inch screen puts it close to an Apple iPad Mini in overall footprint, which is great for visibility but creates real mounting challenges. Finding the right Garmin DriveSmart 86 mount means balancing a clear view of the screen with an unobstructed view of the road, all while making sure the mount itself can handle the weight and size of a device this large.
- [Best Garmin RV GPS Mounts (17mm and 22mm Models)](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-rv-890-1090-mounts/): Garmin's RV GPS lineup has been around long enough that there are now two very different generations sitting in dashboards across the country. The older units — the RV 660LMT, 760LMT, and 770LMT-S — use a 17mm ball mount system. The newer units — the RV 890, 895, 1090, and 1095 — moved to a larger 22mm ball system with a powered magnetic cradle. Same brand, completely different mounts. The two systems are not interchangeable.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Mitsubishi Outlander (2022–2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/mitsubishi-outlander-mounts/): The Mitsubishi Outlander changed significantly with the 2022 redesign. The newer interior is cleaner, more upscale, and much more screen-focused than earlier Outlander models. That is good for daily driving, but it also changes how you should mount a phone.
- [Blink Sync Module Mounting Options: Module 2, XR and Core](https://www.mountguys.com/different-ways-to-mount-the-blink-sync-module/): The Blink Sync Module is the hub of every Blink camera system. All Blink cameras connect to the Sync Module first, which then connects them to your Wi-Fi network and the Blink cloud service. Because it acts as the central hub, where you place the Sync Module matters as much as where you place the cameras. A poorly positioned module causes weak signal, delayed alerts, and missed recordings — none of which have anything to do with the cameras themselves.
- [Mounting a Blink Camera: Best No-Drill Options](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-a-blink-camera-on-a-house/): Mounting a Blink camera on your house is easy when you have a flat wall and don't mind drilling holes. The included camera bracket handles basic installations, but vinyl siding, rain gutters, soffits, and awkward viewing angles can make the job more complicated. Fortunately, several complete mounting solutions let you position a Blink outdoor camera without making permanent holes in your siding.
- [Best Phone Mount for Subaru Crosstrek (2018–2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-crosstrek-phone-gps-mounts/): The Subaru Crosstrek went through a full interior redesign for 2024, and the dashboard changed enough that mount recommendations for a 2023 don't carry over cleanly to a 2024. The older generation runs an 8-inch horizontal screen with traditional vents. The newer third-gen uses an 11.6-inch vertical portrait display and slimmer vent slots that fit a narrower set of vent mounts. This guide covers both generations so you get the right pick for your exact year.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Range Rover, Sport, Velar & Evoque](https://www.mountguys.com/range-rover-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): Finding a phone mount that works in a Range Rover takes more thought than it does in most vehicles. The premium interior surfaces, deeply recessed air vents, and large central touchscreen found across the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Velar, and Evoque all create mounting challenges that a generic clip-on vent mount cannot solve cleanly. The good news is that the right solutions exist on Amazon, and there are now custom-fit options designed specifically for Range Rover's interior geometry.
- [Suction Cup Mount for Dashboard: How to Make It Stick](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-use-suction-cup-mount-on-car-dashboard/): A suction cup mount is built to grip glass. Press one onto a car dashboard and most of the time it slides off, tips forward, or lets go the moment you hit a pothole. That is not a defect in the mount. It is a mismatch between how suction works and what most dashboards are made of, and it is the reason so many drivers give up on dashboard mounting before they even try a fix.  This guide describes how to prep a suction cup mount for dashboard use.
- [Best Toyota Highlander Phone Mounts: All Trims and Years Covered](https://www.mountguys.com/toyota-highlander-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Toyota Highlander is one of the most popular three-row family SUVs on the road, and it is one of the more mount-friendly vehicles in its class. Wide horizontal air vents, a clear windshield with good driver reach, and generous cup holders in the center console all give you solid options. The main challenge is trim-level variation — the 4th generation Highlander (2020-2025) ships with either an 8-inch or 12.3-inch screen depending on trim, and that difference determines which custom-fit mounts will actually work in your vehicle.
- [Best Land Rover Discovery Phone Mounts (Custom Fit & Universal)](https://www.mountguys.com/land-rover-discovery-phone-gps-tablet-mounts/): Finding the right phone mount for a Land Rover Discovery depends on which generation you're driving. The current Discovery 5 (2017 and newer) has a wide dash and a forward windshield rake, while the older LR4, sold as the Discovery 4 in most markets (2010-2016), has a completely different interior layout. This guide covers custom-fit Land Rover Discovery phone mounts for both generations, plus universal options that work regardless of trim.
- [How to Remove an Adhesive Phone Mount from Your Dashboard](https://www.mountguys.com/removing-car-adhesive-dash-mount/): Pulling harder is the biggest mistake people make with an adhesive phone mount, and it's usually what leaves a scratch or a discolored patch behind. This guide covers exactly how to remove an adhesive phone mount from dashboard trim without causing that damage.
- [Best Acura MDX Phone Mounts (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-acura-mdx/): Finding the right Acura MDX phone mount depends heavily on which generation you drive. The current fourth-generation MDX (2022 and newer) uses a 12.3-inch center screen with a dashboard footprint built around it, while earlier MDX models have smaller displays and a more open dash. Below we cover a custom bracket built specifically for the newer 12.3-inch screen, plus four universal mounts that work across nearly every MDX on the road.
- [Best Subaru Impreza Phone Mounts (2017-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-impreza-phone-gps-mounts/): Finding the right Subaru Impreza phone mount depends heavily on which generation you own. The 2017-2023 Impreza runs a conventional dashboard with narrow vertical vents, while the 2024-2026 redesign shifted to a portrait touchscreen layout that changes where a mount can actually sit. Generic mounts built for horizontal vent slats tend to slip on Subaru's vertical design, so the options below are either purpose-built for the Impreza or flexible enough to work regardless of trim.
- [Best Subaru Ascent Phone Mounts (2019-Present)](https://www.mountguys.com/subaru-ascent-phone-tablet-gps-mounts/): The Subaru Ascent is one of the more mount-friendly vehicles in the Subaru lineup. The cabin is large, the windshield is accessible, and unlike the Impreza or Crosstrek, the cup holders sit far enough forward to actually work as a mount location. The main challenge is the one that runs through every Subaru we cover: narrow vertical vent slats that give generic vent clips trouble, and that's still true on the Ascent through the current model year.
- [Best Kia Soul Phone Mounts (All Generations)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-kia-soul/): Finding good spots for a Kia Soul phone mount is not an easy task.  It takes a bit more thought than the average car, but every generation of Soul has at least one mounting location that works well, and several that work great.
- [Best Car Headrest Mounts for Tablets, Phones, and Cameras](https://www.mountguys.com/car-headrest-mounts/): 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, and action cameras to them with no adhesives, no drilling, and no permanent modification to your car.
- [Best Garmin dezl OTR Mounts (22mm Ball Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-for-the-garmin-otr-800-and-otr-1000/): Garmin completely changed the mounting system for its large-screen truck GPS units, and if you own a Garmin dezl OTR800, OTR810, OTR820, OTR1000, OTR1010, or OTR1020, you have probably already noticed something does not fit the way older mounts did. This guide explains Garmin dezl OTR mount options and provides a few recommendations beyond the ones included in the box.
- [Best Hyundai Tucson Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-tablet-mounts-hyundai-tucson/): The Hyundai Tucson has gone through two very different lives in recent years, and those two generations mount differently. The fourth-generation Tucson (2022–2024) has a horizontal infotainment screen that sits high on the dash, wide center vents below it, and a fairly usable flat dash surface above those vents. The fifth-generation (2025–present) got a major interior overhaul: a 12.3-inch touch screen now dominates the center stack, the vent layout shifted, and most of the clean flat dash space from the prior gen disappeared. That split matters when you are trying to find the ideal Hyundai Tucson phone mount, because a mount built for one generation will not fit or even make sense in the other.
- [Best Lexus RZ Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/lexus-rz-mounts/): The Lexus RZ lineup, which now spans the RZ 300e, RZ 350e, and RZ 450e, shares the same electric-first interior across every trim: a massive center touchscreen, minimal physical buttons, and a clean dash with limited flat surfaces. That design looks great in the showroom, but it narrows your options once you actually try to mount a phone or tablet for navigation, calls, or media without blocking the display or the vents.  Let's look at some of the best Lexus RZ phone mounts.
- [Best Hyundai Kona Phone Mounts (2018-2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/hyundai-kona-mounts/): The Hyundai Kona is exactly the kind of vehicle that punishes lazy mount recommendations. At first glance it looks easy: compact dash, modern screen, not too much visual clutter. In reality, the Kona is one of those interiors where the wrong mount feels wrong immediately. Too large, and it overwhelms the cabin. Too low, and the phone sits in an awkward spot that pulls your eyes too far from the road. Too generic, and it ends up blocking the screen, crowding the center stack, or looking like an afterthought.  Finding the right Hyundai Kona phone mount isn't easy, but we marched forward and found some good ones.
- [Best Microphone Stand Drink Holder: 4 Top Picks (2026)](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-a-drink-to-a-microphone-stand/): A microphone stand drink holder keeps water, coffee, or another beverage within reach without putting it on the floor beside cables and audio equipment. The best choice depends on what you drink from: a narrow rigid holder works well for cans and small bottles, while a large travel mug or insulated bottle needs a wider holder with more support.
- [Best eufy S40 Mounts: Wall, Gutter & Siding Options](https://www.mountguys.com/eufy-solocam-mounts/): The right eufy S40 mount can give the SoloCam S40 much more placement flexibility than the bracket included with the camera. Because the S40 uses a standard rear 1/4"-20 camera thread, you are not limited to mounting it directly to a flat wall.
- [SimpliSafe Multiple Homes: How to Add a Second Location](https://www.mountguys.com/second-home-to-simplisafe/): You can use SimpliSafe for multiple homes and manage the systems from the same SimpliSafe account. If you have a second home, vacation property, rental, or another building you want to protect, you can add another location in the SimpliSafe app and switch between your properties without creating a separate login.
- [Best Chevy Camaro Phone Mounts (2010–2024)](https://www.mountguys.com/chevy-camaro-mounts/): The Chevy Camaro is one of the most satisfying cars to drive and one of the most frustrating to mount a phone in. The narrow cockpit, curved interior surfaces, and round center vents eliminate the options that work well in most other vehicles. Cup holders sit too far back, the vents have a large center knob on older models, and the aggressive dash angle limits suction placement. That said, there are good Chevy Camaro phone mount options once you know where to look.
- [Best Peloton Phone Mounts (and Tablet Mounts Too)](https://www.mountguys.com/peloton-bike-phone-holders/): We have covered mounts for gym equipment like Planet Fitness recumbent bikes before, and the Peloton presents a similar but distinct challenge. Standard bicycle phone mounts are engineered for thin aluminum tubing in the 22mm to 31.8mm range. Peloton handlebars are thick, padded, multi-position bars. A C-clamp mount will not go around them.
- [Best Pocket Radar Tripods and Mounts for Baseball and Sports](https://www.mountguys.com/pocket-radar-mounts/): If you use a Pocket Radar for baseball, softball, tennis, pickleball or other sports, a tripod or fence mount can make it much easier to get consistent hands-free speed readings. The key is choosing a Pocket Radar tripod or mount that fits the way you train.
- [Best Phone and GPS Mounts for the Mercedes-Benz A220](https://www.mountguys.com/mercedes-benz-a220-phone-gps-mounts/): The Mercedes-Benz A220 has a genuinely attractive interior: curved surfaces, leather trim, and a clean center stack that looks factory-finished. That same design sensibility is exactly what makes mounting a phone or GPS here more difficult than it should be. The round vents, the extended infotainment display, and the compact cabin all conspire against the mounting options that work in most other vehicles.
- [Best Echo Auto Mounts for 1st & 2nd Gen](https://www.mountguys.com/echo-auto-car-mounting-options/): An Echo Auto mount is a little different from a phone or GPS mount. There is no screen you need to keep in your line of sight. The goal is simply to secure the Echo Auto where its microphones can hear you clearly without blocking controls, vents, airbags, or your view of the road.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Yamaha V Star Motorcycle (650, 950, 1100)](https://www.mountguys.com/yamaha-v-star-mounts/): The Yamaha V Star has been one of the most popular cruiser motorcycles in North America for over two decades, and for good reason. It delivers a classic look, a smooth ride, and an approachable power band that makes it a favorite among both new riders and experienced cruiser enthusiasts. Whether you are commuting, touring, or just enjoying a Sunday ride through the backroads, having your phone or GPS mounted securely on the handlebars is a practical upgrade that riders get a lot of use out of.
- [How to Mount an Ambient Weather Station](https://www.mountguys.com/ambient-weather-station-mount/): If you own an Ambient Weather Station, getting it mounted correctly is what separates reliable data from garbage readings. A sensor array sitting on a windowsill next to a brick wall will tell you whatever that brick wall wants it to. Put the same station in a proper open-sky location on a solid mount, and suddenly your backyard becomes a legitimate personal weather station feeding accurate data to the Ambient Weather Network and beyond. A good Ambient Weather Station mount matters more than most people realize.
- [How to Use a Phone as a Dash Cam (Apps, Mounts, Setup)](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-use-a-smartphone-as-a-dash-cam/): 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.
- [Best Echo Dot Mounts (Wall, Outlet & Ceiling)](https://www.mountguys.com/echo-dot-mounts-stands/): The Echo Dot is small enough to sit almost anywhere, but a countertop, desk or nightstand is not always the best place for it. Echo Dot mounts can free up valuable surface space, hide excess power cable and put Alexa somewhere that is easier to hear and access.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Uber, Lyft & Delivery Drivers (2026 Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-uber-drivers/): This guide was originally created for taxi drivers, but today it’s been completely updated for modern rideshare and delivery driving.
- [Best Tablet Mounts for Wheelchairs (Secure & Adjustable Solutions)](https://www.mountguys.com/wheelchair-apple-ipad-mounts-holders/): Using a tablet while in a wheelchair can make a huge difference—whether it’s for communication, entertainment, or accessibility apps. But balancing a tablet on your lap while moving isn’t practical, and it can quickly become frustrating or unsafe.  A well made mount can make a huge impact.
- [Best Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited Phone Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/harley-davidson-ultra-limited-mounts/): The Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited looks like it should be easy to mount a phone or GPS on because it is such a large touring motorcycle. The reality is different. The cockpit is big, but it is also crowded. The fairing, infotainment display, gauges, windscreen, handlebar controls, mirrors, and sloped handlebar all compete for space. Finding the right Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited phone mount means working around that layout instead of fighting it.
- [Best Motorcycle Flag Mounts (Plus How to Install One)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-a-flag-to-a-motorcycle/): The right motorcycle flag mount depends less on the flag itself and more on where your bike actually gives you something solid to clamp onto. A rear luggage rack, a crash bar, and a bare handlebar all call for different hardware, and using the wrong one is how riders end up with a flag that rattles loose at highway speed or won't clamp down at all.
- [How to Mount a Flag on a Pickup Truck (4 Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounting-flag-onto-pickup-truck/): You see people all over the country mount a flag on a pickup truck, from tailgate parties to Fourth of July parades to everyday drives down country roads. Whether you want to fly an American flag, show support for a sports team, or honor a branch of the military, there are several practical ways to get it done. This guide covers the main mounting methods and four specific products that make the job easy without requiring drilling or permanent modifications to your truck.
- [Best GoPro Fishing Rod Mounts for Stable POV Footage](https://www.mountguys.com/gopro-fishing-rod-mounts-attachments/): A GoPro is one of the best ways to capture fishing action because it can show the strike, the bend in the rod, the fight, and the final landing from a point of view that feels much closer to the real experience. A fixed camera on the boat or shore can still be useful, but if you want the most immersive footage, mounting the camera directly to the fishing rod is hard to beat.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Suzuki SV650: Handlebar & Perch Options](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-gps-mounts-suzuki-sv650-motorcycles/): The Suzuki SV650 has earned its reputation as one of the best all-around motorcycles on the market. It is sporty enough to keep experienced riders engaged, accessible enough for newer riders to grow into, and priced reasonably enough that it has stayed popular for decades. First introduced in 1999, the SV650 has gone through multiple generations, each with subtle differences in handlebar layout, frame geometry, and available real estate for mounting accessories.
- [Best Phone Stand for Live Streaming: 5 Top Picks](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-stand-when-live-streaming/): The real issue is not whether the phone can stand. It is whether it lands at the right height, angle, and distance for what you are filming. For a talking-head stream, that means eye level. For cooking, crafting, or any setup where the camera needs to look straight down at a counter, it means a completely different kind of phone stand for live streaming. The five options below cover both, from a five-minute casual stream to a serious daily broadcast.
- [Best Garmin Striker 7 Mounts for Boats (7cv, 7sv, Vivid)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-garmin-striker-7-fishfinder/): The Garmin Striker 7 series, including the newer Striker Vivid 7sv and 7cv, hits a sweet spot for boaters. The screen is big enough to be genuinely useful, the price stays reasonable for smaller boats, and the unit mounts in a variety of locations without much fuss.
- [Best Stroller Camera Mounts for GoPro and Action Cameras](https://www.mountguys.com/baby-stroller-camera-mounts/): A stroller camera mount lets you record a walk without steering one-handed or carrying a camera the entire time. The most practical setups use a GoPro, DJI, Insta360, or another lightweight action camera attached to a rigid part of the stroller frame. A compact camera can also work, but a heavy mirrorless camera or DSLR is a poor match for a moving stroller even when the clamp has a high advertised weight capacity.
- [Best Phone Mounts for a Microphone Stand](https://www.mountguys.com/mount-smartphone-to-a-microphone-stand/): 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 eye level and out of the way.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Triumph Bonneville Motorcycles](https://www.mountguys.com/triumph-bonneville-motorcycle-mounts/): The Triumph Bonneville has been one of motorcycling's most enduring icons since it first rolled out in 1959. Now in its third generation, the Bonneville family has grown considerably — the T100, T120, Bobber, Scrambler, and Street Twin all share the Bonneville DNA while serving different riding styles. What they all have in common is a classic retro aesthetic and a set of handlebars that are well suited for a phone mount.
- [Best Mounts for Raymarine Dragonfly 4 & 5 (Kayak & Boat Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/raymarine-dragonfly-4-5-marine-mounts/): The Raymarine Dragonfly 4 and Dragonfly 5 are older units now, but they still do exactly what a lot of anglers need: reliable sonar, usable mapping, and a screen size that makes sense on a kayak, jon boat, aluminum fishing rig, or compact helm. That is why these units are still around. What has not aged as well is the mounting discussion around them.
- [Best Honda CBR1000RR Phone Mounts: Best Fork Stem and Perch Options](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-honda-cbr1000rr-motorcycle/): Honda CBR1000RR phone mounts require a completely different mounting job than a cruiser, touring bike, or adventure bike. There is almost no useful handlebar space. The cockpit is tight, and the fairing, tank, controls, and windscreen all crowd the area where most riders would normally place a phone, GPS, or camera. That does not mean you cannot mount anything. It means you need sportbike mounting locations, not generic motorcycle mounting advice.
- [Best Garmin Striker 4 Mount Options: Stock, Portable and Kayak](https://www.mountguys.com/garmin-striker-4-4cv-mount/): A good Garmin Striker 4 mount needs to do three things well: hold the screen steady in rough water, keep the controls within easy reach, and let you adjust the viewing angle without wrestling the hardware every time the sun moves.
- [GoPro Bow Mount: 5 Best Options for Hunting and Archery](https://www.mountguys.com/how-to-mount-a-gopro-to-a-bow/): A GoPro bow mount gives you first-person footage of the entire shot sequence, from the draw through the release. Whether you hunt whitetail from a treestand or shoot 3D targets on the weekend, a bow hunting camera can also help you review what happened after the shot.
- [Best Police Scanner Car Mounts (Handheld Scanner Mounting Guide)](https://www.mountguys.com/police-scanner-car-mounts/): Mounting a police scanner in a vehicle is not as straightforward as mounting a phone. Handheld scanners are thicker, heavier, and almost always include a long antenna that changes how and where you can mount them.
- [ProClip Mount Guide: Attachments, AMPS Adapters & Setup Tips](https://www.mountguys.com/attachments-proclip-vehicle-specific-mounts/): 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 relying on suction, adhesive, or a vent's plastic slats. The result is a secure, low-profile base with no drilling and no permanent modification.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Strollers (Handlebar, Clamp & Strap Options)](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-mounts-stroller/): Pushing a stroller one-handed while holding your phone sounds easy, until you actually try it. Straight lines are fine, but turns, bumps, and stopping quickly become awkward fast.
- [How to Install SiriusXM Radio on a Boat (Best Mounts, Antennas and Setup)](https://www.mountguys.com/installing-sirius-xm-radio-on-a-boat/): Installing SiriusXM radio on a boat is not the same as installing it in a car. The environment is harsher, the mounting surfaces are different, and the equipment has to deal with vibration, moisture, sun exposure, and movement that you simply do not get on the road.
- [Panavise Vehicle Mounts: What They Are and When to Use Them](https://www.mountguys.com/attachments-panavise-vehicle-specific-mounts/): Panavise has been making vehicle-specific mounting solutions for years, and while the market has evolved, these mounts still fill an important niche. If you want a clean, bolt-on mounting point that looks integrated with your vehicle interior, Panavise is one of the few systems built specifically for that purpose.
- [Best Phone GPS & Camera Mounts for Harley-Davidson Fat Boy – Handlebar & Clutch Solutions](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-harley-davidson-fat-boy/): The Harley-Davidson Fat Boy cockpit hasn't changed much in the basics: thick 1.25-inch handlebar with room on both sides of the stem and clutch/brake reservoirs that sit right where you can see them without craning. These two spots still dominate for a reason—they use existing sturdy points, keep controls free, and let you position a device so it's usable with gloves on at speed.Vibration is the Fat Boy's reality. The big twin shakes at idle and transmits buzz through the bars on the highway. Weak mounts loosen, plastic arms flex, and your phone ends up dancing or your camera footage turns into a blurry nightmare. Solid mounts use aluminum or marine-grade parts, rubber isolators to protect chrome, and strong ball-and-socket arms that stay put while giving you the exact angle you need.
- [Best GoPro Helmet Mounts: Chin, Front, and Adhesive Picks](https://www.mountguys.com/gopro-helmet-mounts-recommendations/): A helmet is still one of the best places to mount a GoPro because it captures the action from your actual point of view. Wherever you look, the camera follows, which is what makes a good GoPro helmet mount feel far more immersive than footage from a fixed handlebar, motorcycle, or kayak mount.
- [Garmin Phone Mount and GoPro Adapter Guide for 17mm Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/attach-gopro-garmin-gps-mount/): That means an old suction cup, dashboard base or weighted Garmin mount can become a Garmin phone mount without buying an entirely new garmin gps mount adapter setup.
- [Best Phone Mounts for Harley-Davidson Street Bob (Dyna and Softail)](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-harley-davidson-street-bob/): The Harley-Davidson Street Bob has gone through a significant transformation since it was first introduced. The original Dyna-chassis Street Bob was replaced in 2018 with an all-new Softail-platform FXBB that is lighter, more agile, and considerably more refined. The 2026 model now runs the Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine. If you are looking at older mounting advice for the Street Bob, most of it was written for the Dyna generation and does not fully account for the current model's mini-ape handlebars, updated cockpit layout, and the brake reservoir mounting options that have become the preferred setup for current Street Bob riders.
- [Best Phone & GPS Mounts for Harley-Davidson Tri Glide](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-harley-davidson-tri-glide-ultra-motorcycle/): The Harley-Davidson Tri Glide looks like it should be easy to mount a phone or GPS. It is large, stable, and built for long-distance touring. But the cockpit is more crowded than it looks. The fairing, gauges, handlebar controls, and windshield limit your clean mounting locations.
- [BMW Navigator V GPS Motorcycle and Car Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/bmw-navigator-v-gps-motorcycle-car-mounts/): The BMW Navigator V, built in partnership with Garmin, is highly compatible with a variety of mounts. For cars, the Arkon Suction Cup Mount is a highly recommended upgrade over the stock mount. For motorcycles, the included RAM Combination mount works well on handlebars or brake/clutch reservoirs, while aftermarket options like the BRCOVAN Fork Stem Base or RAM Mirror Base offer excellent alternative mounting solutions.
- [Best Kawasaki Vulcan S Phone Mounts & GPS Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/mounts-kawasaki-vulcan-motorcycles/): The Kawasaki Vulcan S has enough exposed handlebar space for a phone or GPS mount, but its cockpit is noticeably tighter than the larger Vulcan cruisers. The best Kawasaki Vulcan S phone mount needs to stay clear of the controls, remain visible without blocking the gauges, and keep vibration under control.

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- [Aviation Mounts: iPad, Kneeboard & Phone Guides](https://www.mountguys.com/aviation-mounts/): Aviation mounts serve two very different audiences. Pilots need secure mounting systems for iPads, electronic flight bags, GoPro cameras, and other aviation equipment. Airline passengers need compact phone and tablet holders for watching movies, reading, or working during a flight. MountGuys covers both, with mounting guides focused on choosing compatible hardware and finding practical attachment locations.
- [SimpliSafe Installation & Mounting Guides](https://www.mountguys.com/simplisafe-installation-guides/): SimpliSafe installation is usually simple, but the details matter when you start mounting sensors on uneven trim, adding a second keypad, positioning cameras, or setting up another property. This guide brings together our SimpliSafe mounting, setup, and troubleshooting articles in one place.
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- [Phone Mounts: Car, Motorcycle, Bike and More](https://www.mountguys.com/phone-mounts-hub/): Finding the right phone mount comes down to one question first: do you know your vehicle? Most mounting problems are interior problems. The shape of your dashboard, the depth of your vents, the angle of your windshield, and the placement of your infotainment screen all determine what works and what does not. A mount that is perfect in a Toyota Camry can be useless in a Ford F-150. That is why most of the content on this site starts with the vehicle, not the product.
- [Starlink Mounts – Complete Guide for RV, Boat, Home and Truck](https://www.mountguys.com/starlink-mounts/): Starlink works. Getting the dish properly mounted is the part most people underestimate. A dish on a picnic table, propped against a fence, or sitting on a dashboard is not a real solution, and the wrong mount for your specific situation costs you time, money, and signal quality. This hub covers every Starlink mounting scenario we have written about on MountGuys, from semi truck cab roofs to sailboat pushpits, small airplanes, and home installations with no roof access. Find your situation below and go straight to the right guide.
- [About Mike — MountGuys.com](https://www.mountguys.com/about-mike/): My name is Mike. I have spent more than 20 years in the mount industry, not writing about it from the sidelines, but actually living it. Before MountGuys.com became a publication, it was a business: a full-scale ecommerce operation with a 3,000 square foot warehouse dedicated entirely to stocking and shipping mounting hardware of every kind. We moved hundreds of thousands of shipments over the years, covering mounts for phones, tablets, GPS units, satellite radios, cameras, and anything else people needed to secure in a vehicle, on a motorcycle, on a boat, or around the home.
- [Radar Detector Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/radar-detector-mounts/): Radar detector mounts are more specific than phone or GPS mounts — the wrong one leaves your detector loose, poorly angled, or blocked by a visor. The right setup depends on your detector brand, your vehicle, and where you want to place it. The guides below cover every major scenario.
- [GPS Mount Guides:  Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles and More](https://www.mountguys.com/gps-mounts/): Dedicated GPS units are still the best choice for trucking, RV navigation, and motorcycle riding. The right mount keeps your unit stable, visible, and powered — whether you are crossing the country in a semi or carving mountain roads on a bike.
- [Marine Mount Guides – Boats, Kayaks, Fish Finders and More](https://www.mountguys.com/marine-mounts/): Marine mounting is a different challenge than vehicle or home mounting. Salt water corrodes bare metal, constant vibration loosens cheap hardware, and suction cups simply do not work in a marine environment. The guides below cover phones, tablets, fish finders, GPS units, antennas, transducers, kayak track systems, and Scotty system accessories organized by device type and use case.
- [Security Camera Mounts – All Guides by Brand](https://www.mountguys.com/security-camera-mounts/): Finding the right security camera mount isn't just about the camera. It's about where you need to put it.
- [Best Motorcycle GPS Mounts: Garmin Zumo, AMPS & 17mm Options](https://www.mountguys.com/motorcycle-gps-mounts/): Motorcycle GPS mounts need to do more than hold a navigation device in place. A good mount has to match the GPS cradle, fit the motorcycle, stay readable through vibration, and remain secure through rain, wind, rough pavement and long-distance riding. The best choice depends heavily on whether your GPS uses an AMPS pattern, a 17mm Garmin socket, a Garmin spine connection, or another mounting system.
- [Best Truck Phone Mounts for Pickup Trucks](https://www.mountguys.com/best-phone-mounts-for-trucks/): Choosing the right truck phone mount is different from picking one for a typical car. Pickup trucks have larger cabins, longer reaches to the windshield, more vibration, and dashboards that vary considerably from one model to another.
- [RAM Mounts Explained: Ball Sizes, Arms, Bases and How to Build a Setup](https://www.mountguys.com/ram-mounts-guide/): RAM Mounts are one of the most versatile mounting systems ever made, but that flexibility is also what confuses people. Once you move beyond buying a single prebuilt kit, you quickly run into terms like B size, C size, double socket arm, AMPS plate, handlebar base, and extension adapter. If you do not understand how those parts fit together, it becomes very easy to buy the wrong piece, mix incompatible sizes, or build a setup that shakes more than it should.
- [Best GoPro Mounts by Activity: Complete Guide](https://www.mountguys.com/gopro-mounts/): This guide breaks down the best GoPro mounts by activity so you can find equipment that works for your setup. Whether you're riding, paddling, fishing, flying, or building a camera rig, the right mounting system makes a difference in stability, safety, and footage quality.
- [Microphone Stand Mounts: Phone, Tablet, Drink & Accessories](https://www.mountguys.com/microphone-stand-mounts/): Quick overview: The most useful microphone stand mounts include phone holders for recording and streaming, tablet mounts for lyrics and notes, and drink holders for convenience during long sessions.
- [Camera Mounts](https://www.mountguys.com/camera-mounts/): Security camera mounts are the broadest and most practical camera-mount topic on the site. Most visitors are not looking for a mount in the abstract. They are trying to solve a real placement problem, such as getting a better angle, moving a camera under an eave, avoiding a weak base, keeping a camera out of reach, or finding a no-drill option for a rental or finished surface.
- [Tablet Mounts: Car, Truck, Gym and Home](https://www.mountguys.com/tablet-mounts/): Mounting a tablet is a different problem from mounting a phone. Tablets are heavier, larger, and used in a wider range of situations. A phone mount rated for a 7-ounce smartphone is not the right choice for a 1.5-pound iPad Pro. The right tablet mount depends on where the device will live: in a vehicle, at a workstation, in a medical or industrial setting, or somewhere around the home. Start with the section that matches your situation.
- [Phone Mounts by Vehicle Make and Model | Find the Best Fit](https://www.mountguys.com/car-model-specific-mount-recommendations/): Finding the best phone mount isn't about the device: it's about the interior geometry of your vehicle. That's why we built this directory of phone mounts by vehicle, organized by make and model so you can skip the guesswork.
- [Motorcycle Phone Mounts: Complete Guide by Location and Model](https://www.mountguys.com/motorcycle-mounts/): Mounting a phone or GPS on a motorcycle is fundamentally different from mounting one in a car. You are dealing with vibration, weather exposure, and a riding position that changes everything about where a device needs to sit to be useful.
- [MountGuys: Vehicle Mounts, Phone Mounts & Camera Reviews](https://www.mountguys.com/): Mount recommendations that actually fit

MountGuys.com covers vehicle phone and tablet mounts, motorcycle mounts, GPS navigation, boat mounts, and MagSafe/Qi2 products. Content is written by Mike Roberts, a vehicle mount expert with 20+ years of hands-on industry experience.