PopSockets: PopMount 2 Non-Adhesive Car Vent Mount Handsfree Support For Smartphones And Tablets - Orchid Review

I don't know why but every time I use this for my iPhone it falls off my vent and lands on the floor under my feet! After the third time I threw the damn thing out the window!

I love the color and look of this mount. It holds the phone lightly but lowers the ventilation to stop air blowing on me. This also tilts the phone down slightly. Maybe that can be fixed, but I just took it out of the box and put it in the car.

I use this bracket in my 2014 Subaru and my old Honda Civic. It holds onto the vents fairly well, but the weight of my 5A Pixel causes the vents to close and the phone to rest on the car's dash. Not the quantity itself is to blame, just the design of its use and the limitations of mounting the vent. This is by far the smallest piece of plastic I've had to use to mount my phone and tall enough to use for navigation.

I have this popsocket mount to hold a thicker popsocket in the car which works for me (I have one of the sparkly popsockets in these regular mounts, who are too thin ). Unfortunately, it's too heavy and falls off instantly wherever I put it in the vent, so I can't see my phone's face for direction.

It would be great for a lightweight phone. I have an 11 Pro with a retractable outlet. I had trouble finding a car mount for my phone because I didn't want to use a magnetic holder. This useless mount broke my vent, falls out all the time and drops the phone under my feet. Definitely NOT worth trying!

My first pop socket lived in my mobile phone for 6 years. Yes, 6. Unfortunately, due to the design of my machine, I could not find a suitable place to mount this mount in a way that the screen is clearly visible. I am currently using a vent clip which is fine and I would love this mount if it could rotate so you can rotate your phone where you like.