SCOSCHE MAGCD2 MagicMount Universal Magnetic Review

I've always wanted a rearview mirror mount for my phone. Since you're constantly looking in your rear-view mirror, it's only natural that your phone is there too. I think it might not be the mount but I have a Nexus 6P phone and after a few days of driving the mount is starting to come loose. I have to keep pulling it up. My car drives smooth and I don't drive over bumps or dirt roads at all. It's annoying. I was tempted to try the one hanging from the reversing mount but wasn't sure if it…

The magnet needs to be stronger to prevent the phone from rotating. I don't know anyone without a phone case, and the magnet barely holds the phone through the thin plastic case. A heavy phone sits at the end of a gooseneck that wants to turn the entire device into a 12V outlet. A 12V socket must be strong, robust and deep. The exhaust in the Porsche is flat and not designed to carry that much weight. As a result, the cantilever arm is not strongly anchored in the dashboard and the whole thing…

I've been using Scosche products for years and LOVED the sticky dash mount on my last car. Unfortunately, when I rented a new 2018 Mazda CX-5 and traded in my old car, the magic mount went with me. I bought the exact same one for my new car but after trying 4 different ones and returning them because they won't stick to ANY surface in my car I finally settled on this deluxe vent mount and am very happy with it. I was hesitant to use a vent hill because I didn't want to block the vent, but I…

I was traveling and needed something for my iPad (9 inch). I wasn't sure what would fit my girlfriend's car so I bought two different mounts from SCOSCHE. For the record, I use a random sized mount I bought here and it holds my iPad and phone like a pro. Not only does it not hold my iPad, it barely holds my phone either. The magnet is incredibly weak and my phone kept slipping off. Driving down Newark's beautifully cobbled streets with my phone plugged in, I was on the go the entire time. As I…

We have two styles of CD Holders; one for the 2012 Ford Focus and one for the 2013 Ford Escape. We love her! They are the perfect height for line of sight. The magnet holds well, even through my thick cell phone case. I didn't even glue the magnet to the case, I just popped it into the case and put the case back on the phone. Your mileage for this technique may vary depending on how tight your phone case fits. The phone bounces a bit on bumps, but it takes a really big hit to knock the phone…

I'm surprised at how well this phone holder works. I attached a very thin panel to the outside of the phone case, inserted the "wings" into the CD slot (haven't used them in a few years), twisted the knob until it clicked, then loosened the ring to take it the magnet angle could be adjusted, retracted and now I have something to practically throw my phone at and it catches it. No matter how hard I press or swipe the screen, it stays in place. Since I was able to adjust the angle myself, it…

First of all, it's about CD Magic Mount. (Just in case this gets confused in other reviews) I first bought this from a local store to try after my phone holder that was stuck to my window fell off from the summer heat. I don't use my CD player (often) and the position of my CD player is compatible with this type of device. In my car, the Honda CRV, it sits at the perfect height for me without getting in the way like window/suction types do. I bought from Revain (and am returning another to my…

My first Scosche mount was a set of 2 I picked up from Costco which were windshield mounts. One in my car, one in my GF car. She works from home, so she hardly ever uses it. On the other hand mine - I used it all the time because I drive a lot. The magnets worked fine on all but mine fell off the windshield every 2 weeks until eventually the mechanism holding the stand next to the suction cup broke and the suction cup would have been but the stand itself would have dangled and dangled. around…

I received a rear view phone mount. Installation is fairly easy as the only parts it includes are the brackets that attach to the rear view mirror (including a short gooseneck that connects to a ball joint with a magnet) and a pair of metal plates (one small and one small ). larger) to attach to the phone. You attach the bracket to the rearview mirror, then attach the metal plate to the phone and attach the phone to the bracket. In theory, that should be pretty much all, and the concept is…