Dash, windscreen or touchscreen — pick the setup that matches your car and your daily run. Every version uses the same adhesive base, the same 20 N55 magnets and the same 365-day replacement guarantee.
Snap the adhesive base onto a flat dashboard and get a fixed line of sight for the drive to work or the school run. The oversized base is built for an industrial-grade hold, so it stays put through the ordinary bumps of suburban streets and unsealed driveways.
For long Australian highway runs where the dash angle isn't ideal, the base goes straight onto the windscreen. The 360° ball joint and 210° zinc alloy arm let you tilt the phone exactly into your eyeline without blocking the road ahead, and the foldable profile shrinks by half when you're not using it.
Set the mount near the touchscreen so you can glance between your phone's turn-by-turn directions and the car's own display. One-handed snap installation means you can reposition it in seconds if the layout of your dash changes between cars.
Rotate the 360° base from portrait, for taking a call hands-free, to landscape, for a wider navigation view, without unclipping the phone. The ball joint holds the angle you set, even on corrugated outback roads.
The 90 LBS adhesive base combined with 20 N55 magnets is sized for heavy handsets like the iPhone 17 Pro Max. It's the setup to pick if your current mount has ever let a bigger phone slip during a sharp turn or a sudden stop.
Works out of the box with iPhone 17-12 series and MagSafe cases. For Android phones or cases without MagSafe, attach the included metal ring once and the magnetic hold works the same way from then on.
The 4-layer nano gel is rated from -20°F to 200°F, which covers the kind of dashboard heat Australian summers produce. If grip fades from dust over time, rinse the base with water and let it air-dry to bring the hold back.