Sinjimoru Cell Phone Holder for Car: Car Charger with USB-C Type Cable, Phone Mount & Stand! Sinji Car Kit, Type C Package Review

Wobbly plastic. Won't stretch high enough to fit the Note20 into a USB socket unless you put it on at an angle and then push the phone in, which quickly ruins the phone's port. It also takes two hands to tuck the phone in, and if you pull it to the maximum height to tuck the phone in, the brittle plastic will snap quickly. Not worth the price. I will definitely come again. Very disappointing.

I really liked how it was able to hold my iPhoneXR securely, but for the first time after only 1 month of use the plastic piece on the base bracket broke off. Therefore, after ordering another one, exactly the same thing happened! Obviously the plastic is too weak, they should have used a stronger aluminum base. If you want a holder that keeps breaking, spend your money. Sorry developer, please fix this issue, send me your new model and I will edit this comment and honest rating.

I bought one of these a few years ago and sent it back because the base is so small it never stays in place. I recently bought a Mazda Miata to play with over the weekend. This car is so small there isn't room for anything, not even a phone holder. I bought this holder again for this car because there was no space for another type. I made a small bracket that I screwed to the side of the console, then drilled holes in the phone holder plate to screw to the bracket I was making. It works…

The reason why this product is the best is because it is a simple process to attach and detach the phone. Harbor. The phone sits securely in the holder - the top can move about 1 cm back and forth, but that's not a problem. The hinge is great - the latch is very strong and can also be adjusted to move a little or rotate to a horizontal position. Mounting can be a bit tricky, especially if you want to mount it on a patterned surface. The included 3M double sided tape is said to be sufficient…

I bought this mount because I thought it could be great - I could actually put my phone in it and be ready to use Android Auto. It turns out that only power contacts are connected to the mount and cannot transfer data. I have no doubt that this mount will damage your phone's USB port after frequent use. The design is such that even with my Pixel 4 XL in a case, I could fit another phone without a case in the space behind my phone. That means my phone wasn't fully supported except for the USB…

My USB port in the center console. It comes off a short 3-foot extension at the back of the main unit. Pretty much every cable I use works fine, charges properly, and runs Android Auto. This cable gave me "slow charging". Message and haven't downloaded Android Auto. It worked exactly once, after some time the head unit didn't recognize the phone. Maybe this cable worked fine, plugged directly into the back of the main unit, I don't know. But then again, I've used some pretty cheap cables this…