📱 Cellet Universal Dashboard Phone Mount: 360-Degree Rotation Holder for Apple iPhone 12, Samsung Galaxy S20, and More Review

Works very well, mounts nicely to the dash above my Hummer's instrument cluster, but the vertical bar that the actual phone holder attaches to is too short to tilt the phone down far enough to to be able to see it. BUT; The thermoplastic it's made of is heated gently enough with a heat gun to allow it to be stretched and lengthened gently enough to make it usable.

The curved area above the speedometer doesn't really have room for it. If it's in the middle, you don't see how your phone is next to the steering wheel. If you move it to the right, the phone will not face outwards, it should be tilted. There's no real place for it in the Ford Flex, so you see your phone. It's a shame. this won't work for me as it's pretty well done.

I was on a recent trip and realized I needed a phone mount for a rental vehicle. Therefore, the obvious compactness, functionality and the absence of scratches were important points. This works for smaller vehicles like the mid-size SUV I rented. It barely fits on the dashboard of my 18 GMC Sierra. But the real downsides are in the stand that the holder sits on. It sits too far back and not high enough for my iPhone X to stand up on.

I like this bracket. I don't have to worry about losing the suction cup while driving or that annoying sticky mess some might leave on the windshield. The only problem I have is that if you leave this installed in your car on a hot day it can shed the plastic. and make him lose I would recommend taking it off on hot days so there is no pressure holding the downforce of the plastic open. If for any reason you do this, just take it off, squeeze a little to close it and leave it in a hot car,

later My car doesn't have a good mount anywhere so I bought this, cut off the clip and screwed it to the dashboard. The problem is solved. for some time. While contemplating ways to reduce the vibration, my phone snapped several times, although I'd experimented with heavy compression for lots of friction, or none at all to avoid bending the plastic to where it's actually pushing the phone out. In any case, he still broke a lot. Then the ball came off. I thought it just fell out again until I…