Top 10 ???? Upgraded VICSEED Magnetic Phone Mount For Car, [Big Rear Mirrors Friendly] Rear View Mirror Phone Holder, Strong Magnet Cell Phone Holder Car Cradle Hands Free Car Mount Fit All Mobiles & Vehicles ????

6 reviews for Top 10 ???? Upgraded VICSEED Magnetic Phone Mount For Car, [Big Rear Mirrors Friendly] Rear View Mirror Phone Holder, Strong Magnet Cell Phone Holder Car Cradle Hands Free Car Mount Fit All Mobiles & Vehicles ????

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Vishu D – June 3, 2022

   As a person who needs to multitask a lot, sadly sometimes I do need to continue basic functions on my phone while driving. I do use the GPS almost every day even for the routine drive because traffic is so crazy. Therefore having a heads up display is critical! As such, I have spent quite a bit of time playing with different phone mounts in the past. Most suction cup based devices either give out after some time or in high temperatures will leave some kind of sticky buildup on the dash or at some point fail. even if it’s a good suction cup I find suction cup-based mounts to be placing the phone at too far of a distance out of reach, whether suctioning to the windshield or the dash.. My wife tried the vent clip type of mount. We at least have not had luck with these as the prongs on them do not coordinate with our car vent styles. Sometimes they do not reach and other times they don’t quite align. At least twice we have had the little vent shutters break due to the device mount. Let’s not forget it is blocking airflow from that vent and sometimes it blocks view of the dashboard screen or control buttons. After being frustrated with those two scenarios, I even combined the mount from one model with the long stem suction cup mount from another one and a fixed it to my dashboard with a small screw. This was good but in my car anyway had to be on the left hand side. So it wasn’t good after a while for my neck and looking left was not safe. You should know it’s human nature that if you’re looking hard right or left you tend to veer to that side. With all that in mind here’s the bottom line: I have thought about optimal positioning for a long time. Under the rear view mirror is the best spot, hands down. It puts the phone at eye level. It’s just off center so while looking at it actually I can still monitor traffic in my peripheral vision. I find myself staying more centered at all times and aware of speed changes. It’s the best reach too. I barely lean forward to use the touch screen too which is critical for good posture and avoiding neck and back issues. The wired charger cable goes straight up and doesn’t need to cross the steering wheel or anything. It’s so secure and doesn’t move and it won’t leave any sticky residue because it clasps to the mirror in a 4point system. It won’t break your ac vent or block them. My wife was nervous having something possibly blocking her view. In my opinion it doesn’t block your field of view in any way, but I’m a super vigilant driver. I will say though to be safe I have a magnet mount on my steering wheel to move it there for driving where there may be a lot of pedestrians. At those speeds the air bag should not deploy 99% of the time. I do not recommend always having your phone on your steering wheel where it may cause major damage if the airbag was to deploy. But I will say that is another alternative spot that accomplishes a lot if not even more of the goals listed above, except that depending on your height and car model the steering wheel could also be too low and cause you to look down… I put a large magnet on the bottom 1/3 of my iPhone on the clear case I use. I can still use the magnetic charger station by my bed and Apple Pay at stores. The magnet can hold my attachable wallets still too, even stronger than mag safe by itself. I’ve put other magnet mounts in the home too so I can quickly move it and secure it anywhere I need to be hands free, like the garage. Anyway this has been the best set up for me overall and after many trials and observations. I took the time to write this because I have trauma surgery training and I have seen the devastating damage of motor vehicle accidents and I hope anyone reading this will at least give it a shot. I want to do my part to make the roads safer. If you watch while you’re driving and take time to look at your neighbors, it’s astounding how many times I will see people using a phone in their lap or off to the side and significantly distracted. It is scary. If you give it a shot I think you will appreciate all I’ve observed and will be satisfied too.

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Austin Michael Kennedy – September 9, 2022

   I wanted a phone mount/holder that would not take up space in the main viewing area of the windshield.I have tried so many windshield mount over the years and they all fail after a single summer. If it isn’t the suction cup, it is the adhesive, or plastic becoming brittle, or just plain breaking in places.I saw this and figured I would give it a go.So far, I really enjoy the fact that the phone is at a level that is easier to quickly glance at.Also, being a magnetic holder, instead of a claw, makes this so much easier at positioning and installing/removing the phone.My inly real criticism about this mount is that there is some structural engineering that needs to be done. The plastic is fairly durable and somewhat stable, but, it does seem to sway and flex quite a bit on bumpy roads.Also, I wish the arm was adjustable, or, they included a couple different lengths of arms.I feel that the arm is too long for me in my pickup truck. Other than this, I like this mount.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Brooklyn Cain – September 21, 2022

   Yes it does shake a little bit. Yes, When I hit a few bumps in a row, my phone may fall off. I like the product because its sturdy on my mirror. My rear view mirror has the electronics for a garage door so its thicker than an old school mirror. I was having trouble finding a phone holder that fit. Since this holder has 4 grips, 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom, it holds to the mirror securely. The magnet could be stronger but as long as I don’t hit major bumps it stays on perfectly.

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   CVKelz – November 7, 2022

   I use a dashmat so I can’t use a suction dash mount and I don’t like things stuck on my windshield so a rearview mirror mount is my only option.I have tried a couple of different kinds but was never satisfied with them.I think this is the best I’ve tried so far.I don’t use the metal piece that they supply because I have a metal ring handhold on the back of my phone and that works perfectly so I can’t attest to the metal thingie.It is a bit shaky for using the camera but I don’t think there is a mirror mount that isn’t at last a little shaky because the mirror itself is.It’s very easy to take on and off and I use it daily to hold my phone for my music. Love it!

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Allen Pancheri – November 10, 2022

   Magnet works like a champ, holds everything in place…. But for older cars with some play in your rear view mirror, you’re phone with shake and you will constantly be adjusting the mirror, not the holder… that sucker isn’t going anywhere.I still think it’s a great option.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   carla schlimme – November 29, 2022

   I ordered this for my boyfriend. He loves it and wants me to order one for the rest of our vehicles. His favorite feature is how is connects to the rearview mirror without using suction or adhesive that doesn’t last.