Review on 📱 Enhanced Andobil 15in Car Cup Phone Holder: Stable & Adjustable Gooseneck Mount for iPhone 13 12 Pro Max & All Cell Phones (Black) by Jeff Westra

For some people, there's a slight downside - you don't need the cup holder. But all other products I've tried have more serious problems or don't work at all. (For beginners, see the end of the review). The mount is a snug fit but can be easily removed if needed by simply twisting the base. The actual phone clip is the most adjustable and easiest I've ever used. You can place or remove your phone in 2 seconds. I have an iPhone XS Max in a Rebel case and it fits in easily. This combo is heavy so it vibrates when I ride. My solution (see photo) was to stick a piece of foam tape to the dashboard and mount the stand so that the corner of the phone touches the tape. zero vibration. Browsing and working with your phone: Of course, you shouldn't be messing around with your phone while you're driving again. But you can easily see the screen and use the touchscreen much like you would on a desk. The charging cable is easy to connect. As for other types of holders, here are the most common problems I've found: at all or risk of the vent breaking. Not stable either - Almost all other mounts - Phone has to be removed from the case, many larger phones won't fit. The metal plates you stick on your dashboard will fall off when they get hot. Suction cups on the glass might work, but be aware of the following: if you're farsighted, you'll have a hard time getting the phone far enough. If you put the holder closer to the front, pay attention to the sun,