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ProClip is the gold standard for this stuff, they make model-specific mounting bases for most cars that wedge into dashboard / console panel gaps and are extrem
by tbyehl 9y ago
ProClip is the gold standard for this stuff, they make model-specific mounting bases for most cars that wedge into dashboard / console panel gaps and are extremely secure.
I've moved on to magnetic mounts with adhesive bases for any of my cars that have a good surface to stick them. Cheap and quick to install. In my girlfriend's kitchen we made a little electronics charging station out of a couple short-depth Ikea shelves and stuck 5-ish inch wide magnetic mounts to the fronts -- real handy for holding the phones and tablets while charging with the screens visible, along with keychains and various other ferrous junk.
- sedachv 9y agoI recommend RAM Mounts. Their hardware is extremely durable (hundreds of miles of offroad motorcycling with zero issues), the parts are modular and interchangeable (they offer mounts for everything from bicycles to airplanes), and they have a lifetime warranty.
- photojosh 9y agoThanks for the tips, parent and grandparent. Will have a look at those. I use a Quadlock mount case on my phone so I can attach it to the bike, but the wife likes slightly more fashionable cases :), so I want something dock-ish I can just drop a phone into. I'm keen on a Qi charging dock for the car now that it's on iPhones, and am looking to get something that'll last a few years.