📱 Spigen Hexa Magnetic Air Vent Hands-Free Clip Cell Phone Mount Holder for Car - Black | Universal Compatibility Review

I have had this car phone mount for about 5 months now and I love it. I have a 2012 Toyota Highlander and it fits nicely in the air vent to the right of the steering wheel and above the infotainment/radio system. I'm wary of this after reading many reviews before buying - my phone is usually on the mount in portrait mode, but when I want to switch it to landscape mode I rotate the phone and mount it that way. That means I don't turn the mount myself or wear out the threads. I also tilt the…

This Spigen magnet inspires both love and hate. I love that this allows me to quickly secure my phone without having to fiddle with a claw mount. The reason I give this Spigen 1 star is because the build quality is very poor. It pains me to say this because I have been buying Spigen products for many years and have always loved them. But I have to say that Spigen must have made a mistake with this product. I just bought 2 of these magnets today, bringing my total purchases to 8 over the last…

This magnet outperforms the smaller versions in many respects, but still has room for improvement. I have an iPhone 6s Plus so it's a big and heavy phone. First of all, the magnets are STRONG and hold my phone REALLY well. That's a good thing because some of the cheaper phone vent magnets actually dropped my phone to the floor after they were securely attached. I used to drive Uber and it's a problem when you have a driver in your car and the phone falls on the ground! However, the power of…

UPDATE 01/11/2018: Bought new for second car, revised. Downgrading to 2 stars because 1) the magnets aren't as strong as they used to be and 2) the teeth that hold the vents in place are now softer, more flexible rubber. The flexible rubber doesn't hold up that well and causes too much vibration that makes it difficult for me to see my phone's screen. Why make magnets weaker? This defeats the whole purpose of buying a 6 magnet mount instead of a 4 magnet mount. I have a Galaxy S8 and now this…

So I've been using it for about a year now. Works great but had one major downside for me. On my 16 VW GTI, the clip occasionally fell out of the vent when cornering hard (large g forces). It doesn't happen too often, but now I'm aware of it when I'm driving and try not to take sharp turns. I also initially had problems with the magnets, which were so strong that I accidentally ripped off the entire holder when trying to remove the phone. The trick is in how you pull the phone out to release it

Bought this in anticipation of the arrival of my Samsung Galaxy Note 8 on 9/4/17 . Obviously a big and heavy phone. I tested it on my work phone (I'm a vet who calls the house/yard at least 2 days a week so GPS navigation/google maps, billing etc is done on the phone). The phone is an old big Android phone in a huge, bulky and heavy two piece case. The work vehicle is the latest Honda Element. We broke about 4 car phone holders in the last month, the other two barely fit the width of the phone…

Detailed overview of different types of mobile phone holders. I've tried several of these over the years in search of the perfect car mount. I've tried several magnetic car mounts sold at Revain. The Vano was decent, but in my opinion the Spigen was a much better buy. However, in some Spigen reviews, some buyers have complained that Spigen's magnet isn't strong enough for their heavy phone. I was a little shocked. Some competitors must write bad reviews I thought. I have a Note 5 with a very…