The Best Car Phone Mounts for 2024 (2024)

The budget-friendly Ainope Gravity works on most standard car vents and can easily accommodate phones with displays up to 6.7 inches, including those with thick cases. Simply slide your phone into the mount and the clamps automatically clip into place for a perfect fit. When you're ready to remove your phone, tap the button on the bottom of the mount to release the clamps.

This mount is ideal for anyone who has a big phone and hates fighting with car mounts to get their device in and out.

The MagSafe-compatible Belkin BoostCharge Pro Wireless Car Charger  gets power via your car's DC or USB port. You simply place your phone on top of it and rely on the built-in magnet to secure your device. It supports wireless charging at up to 15W, depending on your device.

This mount is a worthwhile choice if you have a MagSafe-capable iPhone and an open AC vent. But if you need something that affixes to your dashboard or windshield, look elsewhere.

iOttie's latest CD player mount, the Easy One Touch 6, improves upon the previous version with a flexible, lightweight construction that the company says allows it to install without the need for extra brackets or clamps. The updated cradle now offers better cable management and a more easily adjustable foot, too.

If your car has a CD player that you no longer use to listen to music, this is a top option. iOttie also sells variants of this mount that work with your vehicle's air vents, dashboard, and infotainment screen.

Kenu's Qi-compatible mount easily clips onto most vents. The 10W Qi wireless charging pad features foreign object detection and automatically turns off in hot conditions to protect your phone from overheating. It comes with a 4-foot USB cable and a 12V DC car charger, as well as features an extra USB port for charging a second device.

If you want to lock your phone into place on your vent and charge it at the same time, this Kenu mount should appeal. If you're frequently in the car with other people, the extra USB port could be helpful, too.

The Scosche MagicMount Pro2 uses adhesive to attach to your car's air vent, dashboard, or window and supports several different configurations. You can mount it directly onto a flat surface, for instance, or affix a swiveling arm for more adjustability. Its MagSafe-compatible design makes for easy iPhone mounting, and you get magnetic plates for other phones in the box.

If you don't need to charge your phone while it's mounted in your car, the Scosche MagicMount Pro2 is a versatile choice that doesn't lock you into a single position. The company also sells several variants of this design, including one that sits flush on a surface and one with an adjustable extension arm.

The inexpensive Topgo Cup Holder Phone Mount has an adjustable base that fits snugly into just about any center console cup holder. You can easily change your phone's viewing angle using its goosenecked arm.

If you don't mind losing access to a cupholder, this mount keeps your phone close. Its holster is wide enough to fit smartphones up to 3.54 inches wide, but it's not ideal if your phone's case is thicker than half an inch.