Mounting a phone to a microphone stand is one of the easiest ways to upgrade a recording, streaming, or live performance setup. Whether you’re using your phone for lyrics, recording video, livestreaming, monitoring audio, or running apps, keeping it mounted at eye level makes everything smoother and more professional. Instead
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
A good gym mount sounds like a small thing until you use one. Then it becomes obvious. Instead of balancing your phone on a treadmill shelf, laying it on the floor between sets, or trying to prop a tablet against a water bottle, you get a device exactly where you
The Ring Outdoor Cam Plus is easy to like because it gives you a lot of flexibility in one camera. You can use it in battery, plug-in, or solar-powered setups, and it works in places where many homeowners want a cleaner, less permanent install than a wired floodlight camera. But
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. Between clip-on handlebars, a forward riding position, and a tight cockpit layout, most traditional mounts simply don’t work. If
If you’re looking for the best way to mount a phone on a motorcycle, handlebar mounts are almost always the answer. They offer the best combination of visibility, stability, and usability while riding. Unlike gas tank mounts or other secondary options, a handlebar mount keeps your phone directly in your
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
I used to think that mounting stuff onto a vertical vent was the most difficult of locations. I forgot about round vents. You find these in a minority of cars. Vents are a great place to mount a smartphone or GPS. It’s right around your normal eye level yet below
The Subaru Outback is one of the more mount-friendly vehicles on the road. The windshield sits at a comfortable angle, the cabin is roomy, and there are multiple solid placement options. The one thing that changes the equation on 2020 and newer models is the 11.6-inch portrait touchscreen — it
The Subaru Impreza looks like a straightforward vehicle for phone mounting until you start testing options. The cup holders sit too far back for most drivers to reach comfortably, the vertical vent slats give generic clips trouble, and the 6th gen (2024+) introduced a large portrait touchscreen that changes how