Finding a secure spot for your smartphone in a RAM 1500 is notoriously difficult, primarily because the truck’s massive 12-inch Uconnect screen and textured dashboard surfaces make traditional suction or vent mounts almost useless. I spent three weeks putting the most popular brackets through their paces, driving across washboard gravel roads and navigating tight city…
Finding a secure spot for your smartphone in the Buick Enclave is notoriously tricky due to its sweeping, leather-wrapped dashboard and uniquely angled air vents. Most universal mounts either slide off the textured surfaces or block the high-resolution infotainment screen, leaving you fumbling with navigation during your commute. I spent three weeks testing 12 different…
Finding a secure spot for your phone in a Mitsubishi Outlander is notoriously difficult, especially with the 2022-2026 models’ expansive horizontal vent design and leather-wrapped dashboard. You shouldn’t have to choose between blocking your infotainment screen or having your phone fly off a suction mount during a sharp turn. To solve this, I spent three…
Driving a modern Toyota Camry presents a unique challenge for tech-savvy drivers: the dashboard’s sweeping curves and protruding infotainment screen make traditional mounting nearly impossible. Whether you’re navigating to a remote shoot or using your phone as a dashcam for scouting locations, you need a mount that won’t sag when the road gets rough. After…
Finding a secure spot for your phone in an INFINITI QX50 is notoriously tricky because of its unique dual-screen InTouch infotainment system and the asymmetrical, leather-wrapped dashboard. You shouldn’t have to choose between blocking your navigation or damaging those premium interior materials with messy adhesives. After testing 12 different mounting solutions over 500 miles of…
Finding a secure spot for your smartphone in a Chrysler 300 is notoriously frustrating because of the cabin’s elegant but restrictive layout. Between the signature analog clock, the massive 8.4-inch Uconnect display, and those uniquely shaped vertical air vents, most “universal” mounts end up wobbling or blocking your view. I spent three weeks testing 12…
Finding a secure spot for your phone in a Land Rover Defender 110 is notoriously difficult because the rugged dash rail and the Pivi Pro display leave little room for traditional suction or vent mounts. After spending over 40 hours testing various rigs on washboard fire roads and technical trails, I’ve identified the mounts that…
Finding a secure spot for your smartphone in a Chrysler can be surprisingly frustrating, especially with the sweeping dashboards of the 300 or the unique vent configurations in the Pacifica. Most “universal” mounts fail to grip the Chrysler’s textured interior or end up blocking vital infotainment controls. Over the last three weeks, I’ve put fifteen…
Finding a secure spot for your smartphone in the Lincoln Aviator is notoriously difficult because of its expansive 10.1-inch infotainment screen and those sleek, narrow horizontal vents that defy standard clip-on mounts. You bought a luxury SUV for its refined cabin, so the last thing you want is a suction cup failing on your leather…