📱 Improved Auto Clamp Cell Phone Holder for Car, VICSEED Ultra Stable Car Phone Mount with Strong Grip, Air Vent Phone Car Holder Case Friendly Fit for iPhone 12 and All Smartphones in 2021 Review

Mobile phone mount deserves 5 stars! . It's also wide enough for my iPhone 8 with a heavy case and can be easily removed. FYI, the car model is Mitsubishi Outlander.

Summary: If you have a machine with round vents, get this mount. My car has round air vents (Kia Stinger) and I was struggling to find a phone holder that works well on the air vents or on the dashboard. This one wins. I've tried holders that have brackets and attach to the dash but none of them have stuck and it's difficult to find flat surfaces on dashboards that fit the holders. Other holders that snap or attach to vents are rarely compatible with round vents, but it works!

First of all, this is not one of those wireless charging holders and not one of those that grab your phone automatically. While it can be handy, sometimes I prefer a simple phone holder like this to get the job done without having to plug in a power cord. GOOD: - Very well built and durable. The system is triggered by a button on the mount (see video) - Worked great with my Samsung S10 but may work with other sized phones - Includes a clip to attach the air vent. NOT SO GOOD: - Suction cup and…

It looked like a really good phone holder. The problem is that you have to press it against the button on the back for it to connect to your phone. This doesn't work if your case has a ring or kickstand on the back, so you'll have to try slipping your finger behind the phone and pressing on it first, then squeezing the phone between your hands, which then barely hold it. . Before you say "should have thought about it," many people have bags with hinges, handles, or buttons on the back. Better…

I had 4 or more phone holders and used them in 3 different cars. I need to attend business meetings from the car, and even with Android Auto, I need to interact with my phone. I have a brand new (and HUGE) Note 20 Ultra and a case that makes it even bigger and heavier, so I'm asking a lot from this product. Well it delivers in every way. The key feature is the METAL clip that grips the vent louver from the rear and then tightens with a worm gear, forcing the legs against flat surfaces adjacent…

I was hesitant to buy ANOTHER vent mount but most of the other mounts I've tried are lackluster. Also, on my car—a Chevy Cobalt (model year doesn't matter here, all dashboards seem the same)—the vent mounts are at the perfect height for looking at the phone without obscuring the windshield. In any case, most of the vent clips were too flimsy to hold the phone (with or without the case) to the point where the mount could either fall off or the vents could be damaged (one of them damaged the…

Soooo. I ended up having to return this particular model. It's not the owner's fault, it was my car. I have a 2003 Toyota 4Runner and figured it would fit in the vent. It's not like this. The vents I have are odd and a bit warped and the hook couldn't stay on the hook causing it to fall over bumps. The holder itself is solid. My phone has never been removed from the holder or damaged. I returned and got my refund. Zoe from VIICSEED contacted me and asked what the problem was, as well as my car…

A lot of positive feedback on a product that customers didn't like is a testament to the design. You almost never see that in reviews. As some reviewers report, whether this works well for everyone depends heavily on the car. For example, the Gen 2 Prius' vents are curved at the top. half, causing this holder to lose 1/3 of its support: because the air vent bends too far, allowing the rear upper leg to hit the back there. I had to install a holder in the top half to release the START button in…

We had an earlier style of this air vent phone holder but needed a different one for a different car. I decided to try this updated version similar to the one we had. I like it when the back button is triggered to close the arms. The phone feels secure. The only mistake was when I lowered the legs further than necessary and the button went right into the indentation of my fingerprint reader! I just had to lift my legs high enough for the button to press against my hard back. Problem solved! The