SYNCWIRE Soporte de teléfono para coche para tablero universal [súper estable] Soporte de teléfono para coche con brazo plegable de aleación

This is a nice, sleek, mostly aluminum stick-on (not suction) mount. The pivot hinge is solid with no play, holding the phone firmly in place over bumps and rough roads. I have an iPhone 15 Plus with an OtterBox case, and it fits into the holder with about a millimeter to spare. The ball mount to phone clamp connection offers a heap of adjustment, allowing for easy phone positioning, which is nice. This is a good mount with one fixable challenge, which I touch on below.The only con and reason for 4 and not 5 stars is that the double-sided adhesive pads that come with this mount are crap. It wouldn't stick to most of the flat surfaces in my car despite following the prep instructions to the letter. I finally found a perfectly flat, smooth surface that it seemed to stick to, but about 3 …

Works perfectly. Love the different adjustment angles.

Feels durable and functional

Phone holder works great! The construction and finish is really nice and the aluminum bracket is high quality and looks great. The mount attached easily to a relatively smooth plastic surface using the alcohol wipe first then pressing the mount to the surface. The hold is very strong with no shaking. I’m not sure about removing the mount in the future but if I ever sell the vehicle I’ll probably just leave the mount for the next owner. Everybody needs a phone holder and I’ll just purchase another.

I gave it 1 stars because it does hang low like I like. I wiped my dash clean (twice). Stuck it on my dash for 2 days. Put my phone on it, and before I could leave out of my subdivision, it fell to the floor. It doesn’t stick at all. I paid $18 for a piece of junk!!!!! Don’t buy!!!! AND!!!!! It’s hot as H*LL to touch after being in your car, in the sun.

It seems really well made. The machining on the metal is really smooth. The hinge is tight, as it must be for this design. The plastic parts fit and move well. The phone holder even has a vibration damping material backing it. Absolutely everything seems very high quality.However, I could not find a place to stick it in my 2010 Mazda 3 where it would work for me and not interfere with some aspect of the car. (the Mazda 3 console is quite cramped).Whatever you stick it to must be absolutely flat. If there's even a slight curve, this won't work.I would recommend it for cars with lots of flat surfaces and uncluttered instrument consoles. I would not recommend for a Mazda 3.

This holder is well designed and well made, and I found that it accommodated the curves of my car’s dashboard (Toyota Rav4) well. I was able to place it where it was out of the way and visible, but didn’t block the windshield too badly.Pluses: The metal parts are thick and well made; the knurled knob that attaches and detaches the holder to the dashboard piece in particular seems well machined and is a pleasure to use. The plastic parts are solid and work well. The slide that grips the phone clamps and releases easily. The adjustments that accommodate the slopes and curves of the dashboard—the slide, the hinge, and the ball joint—are adequate and hold well. The hinge and the ball joint hold well but they require two hands to operate so they can’t be adjusted while driving. The slide …

I'm not a fan of plastic and I absolutely hate the clunky size of plastic arms and brackets.This is sleak and strong and the joints stay in position where I set them.The only issue is the same as I have with the plastic ones and that is the vibration and shaking while driving.This unit doesn't seem to shake AT ALL and there's a higher frequency of vibration due to it being metal, not plastic.And I show you a picture of my solution to that. Now it has almost zero vibration and it looks SO MUCH BETTER than any plastic phone brackets. I have no idea why we haven't seen lots more metal brackets so far.It sticks great to my textured dash and it's well built.I'd recommend this to everyone.