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
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
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
div style=”max-width: 1400px; margin: 0 auto; font-family: Georgia, ‘Times New Roman’, serif; font-size: 18px; line-height: 1.7; color: #111111;”> 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
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
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
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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
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. I ran into
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