Smart Forfour/Fortwo Phone Holder, Smart 453 Phone Holder in Car Radio Mount Car Holder Stand (Black)

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The Airframe Pro's clamping grips are compatible with any smartphone up to 6 inches in width, including the entirety of Apple's iPhone lineup, as well as Samsung, LG, and HTC. Once connected to a vent, the Airframe Pro can easily rotate into portrait or landscape modes, allowing the driver to find an ideal angle. Dash and windshield mounts are more versatile and are typically a better choice for most people. Some attach via a suction base. Others use automotive-grade adhesive that shouldn't damage your car; you can't easily move these mounts once you place them, but the adhesive does break down over time. If you plan to use this mount in multiple cars or simply don't want to clean gummy residue when you eventually remove it, choose one that uses a suction mount.

The best car phone holders allow you to secure your phone while driving safely. In this modern-day, cell phones are illegal to use while driving, but they could offer helpful functions like GPS. As is the case with many phone holders, there’s not a lot to it, but the design works really well. This is largely down to its simplicity, with nothing more than an adhesive pad to contend with in terms of fitting. It’ll work a treat on many surfaces, including vertical areas of your dash as well as less practical locations where other phone mounts can’t even get near. Its arm is reasonably sturdy too while still being easily retracted at the tap of a button, the idea being that all adjustments take mere seconds. The phone holder uses a suction cup which should be fairly reliable but we do worry about any sudden temperature changes slowly having an effect. On the plus side, there's no need to worry about any residue when using it. Also, it works either by attaching it to the air vent, dashboard, or windshield.Car phones designed for air vents are only suitable for traditional vents. If your car has a circular air vent, you should look at a windscreen or dashboard-mounted phone holder.

The obvious benefit with taking this route is your phone is nice and stable, situated as it is in one of your cup holder bins. So, for example, it can be placed in your centre console, while the accessory allows you to move your phone into position through 360 degrees in either landscape or portrait orientation. Cleverly, the base has adjustable feet, making it suitable for various sizes of drink cubby holes between 2.5 and 3.5-inches in diameter. Making calls, turn-by-turn directions and voice assistance are all at your disposal, either in place of or as a supplement to the options in your car. Fitting one is a cinch too, with a couple of options at your disposal. Some designs fit to vents and other vantage points in your car, while others can be attached to the dashboard or windshield. While there’s no additional support beyond the glossy Magsafe plate, it keeps a tenacious grip on compatible iPhones, and we couldn’t fault it during testing – provided the phone wasn’t in a silicon case. Our test phone’s case weakened the grip somewhat; but ESR sells its own Magsafe cases, which won’t suffer the same problem. This is a smart compact holder and charger that will do your iPhone proud.A car phone holder that wirelessly charges your device and keeps it secure can make for safer and better-connected motoring, especially after the laws on phone use were recently tightened up, so you can now be fined for doing almost anything on your phone while behind the wheel. Once it’s there, it’s going to stay there, no matter how bumpy the road gets – something that can’t always be said of some of the clamp-style holders. There’s also no maximum phone size to worry about – it will handle devices of up to 650g – and the joint means it works at a decent range of angles. As long as you’re happy with the metal plate on your phone or in its case, this is the best windscreen mount to go for.