Vansky Car Phone Holder Mount, 3-in-1 Universal Cell Phone Holder Car Air Vent Holder Dashboard Mount Windshield Mount Fit for iPhone 17 16 15 14 13 Pro Max, Samsung S24 S23 LG Sony and More

Solid Simple choice.
It works well and gives you options. I use the short arm and sticky suction cup on the dash of my car. This is my second one as the first one finally dried and cracked on the dash in the Florida sun. I had lasted 4-5 yrs before failure. No shade on the product, just Fla sunshine taking it’s toll.

Universal Phone Holder Securely Supports Large Cell Phones for Driving on Most Highways
I drive a 2013 Honda CRV and recently used the car phone mount attached to the windshield on a 12.5 hour journey using interstates and secondary roadways which included both smooth and slightly rough pavements. I installed the phone holder on the bottom left corner of the windshield in the same location where I place my Garmin GPS; and with the extension, the phone is suspended just left of my steering wheel but not obscuring vision. I found that on smooth roads, the phone (Galaxy S5 in an Otterbox defender case and weighing 7 ounces) was reasonably steady meaning that there was slight movement of the phone and my GPS application, Waze, worked well and was easy to read. However on slightly rough roads, there was considerable movement making the GPS map hard to read. My suggestion to the manufacturer is to attach a support which can be easily positioned to brace the extension on the dash and dampen vibration coming through the windshield and dashboard to add stability and readability on rougher roads. That’s the reason for the 4 stars- my suggestion is an easy remedy as other manufacturers have already adopted extension supports. The phone holder is very secure and it holds my phone easily. I did try the vent holder, but it’s not robust enough to support a heavy phone, and I prefer to view a GPS closer to eye level for safety reasons. And, the dash mount is not practical as my dash has too many sloped areas. In lieu of a dash mount, my suggestion is to offer a short windshield mount- this is preferred for me and has proven well for the past 7 years to be the most stable position for a GPS device or phone holder.My recent trip was in April 2018 with air temperatures in the 60’s F; I’m unsure how the plastic and suction cups will hold up in summer heat when a parked car can allow temperatures to rise to 120 F or more. I live in the southeast and summer temperatures in the upper 90’s F are not uncommon. When I’m traveling and stopping for food or fuel, I leave the mount connected to the windshield. When my trip is over, I take down the car mount and store it in my home. I do like the phone mount but not every mounting option in the kit is ideal for my car which makes the Vansky 3-in-1 very useful for others as cars are different and preferences vary.

Meh – The a/c vent clip protrudes enough to be useful, but …
Having tried out a different mount that clipped to my a/c vent – it didn’t work, as my Mini vents are recessed, I thought I’d give this one a go. After all, it’s highly rated, and has three options to choose from. I have an iPhone 6s, in an Otter case.1- The a/c vent clip protrudes enough to be useful, but after a half hour of use, it simply fell off.2- The sticky pad mount…I cleaned my dash with Windex and allowed it to dry, then mounted the holder. I attached my phone and it immediately came loose. I reattached it, waited overnight (based on another review), and tried again. This time it held, and I was optimistic. But three days later, I found it on the floor where it simply had fallen off. Of course, it had debris all over the sticky surface, so now it won’t stick on anything.3- The long-arm windshield mount has been holding, and I just made a 5 hour drive and all seems well. But, lacking any other support, the arm shakes violently with any road irregularities. I have positioned it such that the actual phone holder rests on the dash, and that seems to work OK.So, one out of three possibilities seems to work. For $10, I guess that’s what I can expect.Edit: after about a week and a half, the windshield suction cup gave way. I reattached it, and it held another week or so, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I found a couple screws behind a panel at the left side of the dash, and fabricated an aluminum arm that comes up and bends 90 degrees. I cannibalized the a/c vent holder for the mount point. The result is a holder that stays put, and is positioned exactly where I want it.

This has yet to be the best car phone mount so far!I love the 3 in 1 design. It does give the consumers some good choices on how they want the phone mount to be placed.My partner has this in his car without. He is just loving it! We personally love the soft cushiony clips because it is not harsh on the phone.It has 360 degrees rotation which gives you the option to find the perfect angle.The suction cup is very strong. We went car racing last weekend running at a speed of 170 and had some quick hard turns. The car phone mount may be shaky but the important thing is, it did not fall off and flew from other directions. The suction cup is impressive!My partner and I are very satisfied with the item!***

Está súper! Tiene varias bases para ponerlo en el auto de acuerdo a lo que te guste más, desde el parabrisas, la ventilación del auto o en el plástico arriba del estéreo. La que me gustó más fue la base del parabrisas que se pega al vidrio con mucha fuerza y gracias a su mecanismo de liberación de succión se despega fácilmente cuando la quieres ajustar o cambiar de lugar. Finalmente el extremo que sujeta el celular me impresionó, lo aprietas con tus manos y ya no se suelta y cuando quieres tomar tu teléfono basta con apretar un botón para liberarlo. Comparé otro para mi papá, ya que le gustó mucho el mio.