Phone in reach without it sliding off the seat.
Magnetic Car Phone Mount 2-Pack: Keeps Your Phone at Eye Level
Peel the plate. Stick it to your phone or case. Snap the phone onto the mount. The magnet holds, the head rotates 360°.
Two mounts, two metal plates, four 3M adhesive pads
Phones 4, 7 inches. Cases fine. Tablets too big
Great mount, holds where i need it too. I also put one on my nightstand.
Drivers keeping their phone in sight
Magnetic Car Mount 2-Pack, Secure Hold
Passenger seat stays clean
Didn't realize how much junk was piling up in my passenger seat until my phone had a spot and stayed there.
For anyone driving all day
If you're running deliveries or just commuting with Maps up the whole time, get this. I used to prop my phone against the cupholder and miss turns. Now it's right there and I can actually keep my eyes forward.
Wasn't sure about magnets
I've had two other magnetic mounts lose grip and drop my phone, so I wasn't convinced. But the 2-pack was cheap enough to try and the metal plate actually works, phone hasn't budged once.
I actually watch the road now
I used to glance down at my phone in the cupholder every ten seconds on my commute, literally looking away from traffic to check the next turn. First week with this I caught myself keeping my eyes forward the entire drive because the phone's right there at dash level. My neck doesn't hurt anymore and I'm not swerving in my lane when I check directions. Sounds dramatic but it genuinely changed how I drive.
Thought it'd drop. It doesn't.
I bought three cheap mounts before this and every one fell off on bumps. This one has stayed put through potholes and hard braking for two months now.
Perfect for my old Camry
I drive a 2009 Camry with no CarPlay, so my phone is my nav system. This mount sticks to the curved part of my dash and my phone hasn't budged once, even with a thick OtterBox. Finally can see the map without looking down at the cupholder.
I use it to prop up recipes
Bought it for the car but now one lives on my kitchen counter. I stick my phone on it while I'm cooking so I can see the recipe without it sliding around in whatever I just spilled.
Perfect for my rideshare friends
If you're doing Uber or delivery, get this. I bought the 2-pack and gave one to my buddy who does DoorDash and he texted me two days later saying it's the first mount that actually stays put when he's grabbing his phone between orders. The magnet holds through bumps and the low profile doesn't block his AC vents like the vent clips he kept breaking.
Worth the gamble
I was sure the magnet would be too weak for my Otterbox case, but I'm two weeks in and it hasn't budged once.
The mount that puts your phone at eye level and keeps it there.
Your eyes stay on the road.
Your phone sits in the cupholder. You glance down at the map. You glance down again. One hand on the wheel. Eyes off the road.
This mount sits low on the dash and holds your phone right where you can see it. One hand snaps it on. One hand takes it off. The head rotates 360° so you flip from portrait to landscape without taking your other hand off the wheel.
The included metal plate is what makes it grip. Peel it, stick it to the back of your phone or your case, and the magnet holds through every bump and brake.
The flat design clears your vents and your forward view. No vent clip blocking your AC. No windshield clamp in your line of sight. The head folds nearly flush when you take your phone off, so nothing juts out. The 3M base sticks to any flat, clean surface and stays there. Each 2-pack includes two complete mounts and metal plates.
Why This Mount Actually Holds
Most magnetic mounts claim they work, then your phone slides off on the first turn or hard brake. The difference here is the included metal plate: it's what makes a cased phone grip instead of sliding, and it's why this mount holds where plate-free versions drop your phone into the footwell.
Why This Mount Actually Holds
Most magnetic mounts claim they work, then your phone slides off on the first turn or hard brake. The difference here is the included metal plate: it's what makes a cased phone grip instead of sliding, and it's why this mount holds where plate-free versions drop your phone into the footwell.
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What Daily Drivers Actually Report
We surveyed 2,100+ mount buyers after 30 days:
What Daily Drivers Actually Report
We surveyed 2,100+ mount buyers after 30 days:
Phone still mounted after a month
Average drives per week using it
Installed the second mount
Stop glancing down at the cupholder while you drive. Snap your phone right where you can see it, hands stay on the wheel, eyes stay on the road.
Your phone sits in the cupholder.
Every drive is the same. Phone slides around in the cup, you glance down at the map, your eyes leave the road. On a hard brake it ends up in the footwell and you can't reach it. Your hands come off the wheel. The kids are in the back. You know this is wrong, but the last mount you bought fell off after two weeks and the vent clips block your AC or pop off on bumps.
How to mount your phone
Stick It
Mount the base to a flat, clean spot on your dash. Press firmly and let it set.
Plate Your Phone
Peel the metal plate and stick it to your phone or case.
Snap and Drive
Your phone snaps on in one motion. Rotate it, glance at it, drive safe.
The plate locks it. One hand on, one hand off. Right where you can see it.
The metal plate on the back of your phone snaps it onto the mount in one motion. It sits low on your dash, clears your vents and your view, and rotates 360 degrees so you flip between portrait and landscape with one hand. Your phone stays right at eye level. Your hands stay on the wheel.
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Eyes on road, phone in sight
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Metal plate grip holds through bumps
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360° head, one-hand portrait or landscape
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Two mounts, two plates in every pack
Magnetic Car Phone Mount 2-Pack Questions
The included metal plate is what makes it grip. Stick the plate to the back of your phone or your case, and the magnet holds through bumps, stops, and turns because the plate gives the mount something substantial to pull against. Weak plate-free mounts rely on the phone's body alone and drop on the first pothole. Very thick or rugged cases still reduce the hold, but with the plate in place, a standard cased phone stays put.
Metal can block a wireless charging coil, so position the plate off to one side or toward the bottom edge of your phone, away from where the coil sits. That keeps charging working and still gives the mount plenty of surface to grip. Test placement before you peel the adhesive if wireless charging matters to you.
Mount it on a flat, clean surface, press firmly, and let it set before you load your phone. The adhesive holds through heat, cold, and daily use when the surface is prepped correctly. A dusty or textured dash weakens the bond, so wipe the spot with rubbing alcohol and let it dry first for the strongest grip.
The low-profile design mounts flat on your dash so it sits below your sightline instead of hanging from a vent or clinging to the windshield. Your phone stays right where you can glance at Maps without looking down or leaning forward, and it clears your vents so the AC still works. Nothing juts out when the phone is off, and nothing blocks your forward view when it is on.
One mount for your car and one for your partner's, your teen driver's, or a household second vehicle. The 2-pack also works as a practical gift: everyone who drives uses Maps, and a mount that actually stays put solves a problem people live with every day. Two mounts, two metal plates, one price.