enGMOLPHY Mag Safe Rear View Mirror Phone Holder, [Big Rear Mirrors Friendly] Rear View Mirror Phone Holder, Strong Magnet Cell Phone Holder, Compatible with All Smartphones

Thank you!

Tried 2 other ones. Both had issues with how they clipped to the mirror. One needed a third hand to actually get the phone in the holder and eventually it wouldn’t hold the phone up.I was concerned that the magnet would be bad for the phone, but Apple store employees told me it was fine. This is the best holder. No stickers on my dash, no clips in my vents, not looking down at my cup holder. Well done. I’ll be getting more for my family.

This is a good phone mount because it keeps my iPhone 13 Pro Max secured. It fits my 2011 Mustang rearview mirror. I wonder about its longevity in terms of its magnet gimmick, however, because I don't know if Apple will retain the MagSafe feature forever in all future versions of the iPhone. If not, then this is just a temporary phone mount until Apple's next gimmick phase. The magnet is a little too strong for my liking because it requires extra force to pry the phone out of the mount, which sometimes messes with the adjustment of the rearview mirror so I have to keep making sure the mirror is adjusted correctly. This mount is far from perfect but it does its job.

this is the best phone holder i have had. i used another magneget that went on the dash other than all the sticky stuff on my dash it was ok. now this leave nothing behind to clean if you want to remove it.

at first this was perfecti have a long commute 4 hrs a day i spend in the cara week after owning i was driving to work. no phone on magnet thankfully, and out of no where the piece that would be the magnet to the phone flys off.i look at it and the piece that hold it on has a tiny screw in it that could have possibly been put back together, but nope, no access to the screw its completly closed off

A phone dock not relying on faulty suction cups or blocking air vents was an excellent Concept, but in practice, it had some unforeseen flaws. The port attaches to the rearview mirror, and a magnet secures the phone to the dock.The rearview mirror is made to be adjusted and adjusted easily. While I can attest to the ability of the dock to keep the phone securely attached, the combined weight of the phone, along with the vehicle's motion, you may find yourself adjusting your rearview mirror often, as the gross weight and motion force the mirror down. In some circumstances I found I had failed to notice until after critical points where the rearview mirror was needed.

This is great for drivers

I’ve used magnet mounts for years. As someone who gets in and out of my car multiple times a day, I choose them for the convenience and ease of use. I knew the magnets of this mount were placed in a ring formation. However, nowhere in the description does it state the diameter of the ring. The diameter of the ring is 2 1/4 with an inner diameter of 1 5/8. Now, every other mount that I have owned has come with metal disks that are 1 1/2 inches in diameter. 99% of replacement disks I can find made for car mounts are that size. I have one this size superglued to my phone case now. It never occurred to me that this would be a problem with this mount.When I clapped my phone to it and stood still my phone slid all the way off the mount and fell within seconds. There is no way it would stay bouncing around in a car.This mount claims to have “23 powerful magnets.” The thing is, each of these magnets is so small that they need to work together in order to be effective. This means that one would have to make sure they place their phone on the mount precisely on the entire ring of magnets. Otherwise, their phone is going to be falling off on the first bump they hit.This is not my definition of ease of use.