ThinSGO Tesla Model 3 Model Y Car Cellphone Holder Stand - Mount for Tesla Model 3 Y Review

Pros: Fits and charges Note 10 plus Cons: Phone shakes even on slightly bumpy roads. When the stand is empty, it makes noise on rough roads. But I like the concept and I will add more DIY support. I will also shorten the bottom and side supports of the mount to make swipe gestures easier. : Replaced the stand with a 15W ZeeHoo and adjusted the mount to eliminate vibration

I've tried three phone holders in the last two years and they all liked it or didn't like it. But finally I found the perfect phone holder. It occupies the most convenient place between the steering wheel and the car monitor. It has wireless charging, which is great for not having to plug and unplug your phone every time you get in your car. It sits firmly on the monitor and doesn't rattle. This might be the last phone holder I need for the model 3. BTW there are several people who sell them…

Tesla doesn't provide a convenient way to mount your phone in case you want to display vazzies or other things. This solves this problem in a simple and quick way. It easily holds my iPhone X with just enough tension so it's easy to put on and take off. I can also install Plus because the mount is self-adjusting. Actually, the bracket comes with left and right side brackets. I assume that it is suitable for both left-hand and right-hand traffic. It was nice that I had another ball mount at home

Fine, so getting a Tesla is the coolest thing I've ever done BUT along with that came some things I had to overcome. I just got used to my awesome vented phone holder that puts my phone in sight and within reach. But Tesla has no air vents. so after googling and searching I saw it on amazon. and anyone who just needs a phone nearby so you can grab it quickly. it slides very easily on the back of the screen. The phone holder itself can be installed either to the left or to the right of the…

I've tried so many ways to mount my phone to my Tesla Model 3. First I attached a long gel suction ARM mount to the back of the screen. It works, but after a few months the magnetic holder weakened and my phone keeps falling out of the holder when the road is rough. Then I switch to XVIDA's, with a wireless charger, same problem, can't hold the phone. Then I move on to the wireless charging pad mounted on the lower center console. It's almost perfect. The only complaint is that the phone is too

It has some advantages such as: Such as a strong bracket, a hidden storage box for sunglasses, etc., and it is easy to install and remove. But without traditional air conditioning vents, it's difficult to place the phone in a convenient place. This is one of the best solutions, but there are also disadvantages: 1) Requires two hands to insert or remove the phone. It's very difficult to get your phone in and I think the size of your phone/case will have something to do with it. I have an iPhone…

The WJM Tesla Model 3 phone mount was very easy to assemble and install. I was pleasantly surprised with the build quality, particularly the accessory/sunglasses/eyeglass holder which I at first thought was plastic but is actually made out of a durable, thick, rubber-like material (no worries about rattling or scratching!). The assembly instructions were clear and simple, but the operation to open/close the charger was not included in the packaging leaflet; However, there are videos and…

Before this product I designed my own phone holder that positions the phone in this exact position. It didn't hold up too well. When I found this mount I was very happy to see it and as someone with a technical background I could really appreciate that they decided to design a mount that would go well with the top. Monitor. IMO on the Model 3, the ideal position for your phone is in the top left corner of the monitor, assuming your steering wheel is on the left. This allows you to look at your…