ESRfor Qi2 15W MagSafe Car Mount Charger, Qi2-Certified MagSafe Car Charger, Air Vent/Dashboard Magnetic Wireless Phone Holder Mount for iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12, Galaxy S25, Pixel 10, Fast Charging

This charger is great, works very quickly and is clean in the car. Very easy to use the ac vent clip, I haven’t used the included dash sticky mount but it seems high quality also. It mounts easily and securely and my phone charges quickly on it! The magnet strength is strong, to the point that you have to exert a little effort to remove the phone, it won’t just fall off with driving turbulence! It’s very stable and is a great charger for the price. I had a minor issue and their customer service responded quickly and resolved the issue very satisfactorily! I would absolutely recommend this charger.

This phone holder works great. It’s adjustable. The magnet is super strong even when you go over massive bumps, and the clip fits perfectly into my Chevy Tahoe vent. Seems to keep the phone charged pretty well too! I wish I had gotten this sooner!

It holds good from the air vent, easy to install. Holds and keep the iPhone in the right position, you just have to readjusted once in a while. I had to buy a cigarette lighter adaptor that supplies 45 watts to make sure it charges my phone fast. Happy and satisfied customer after 10 months of using it

This item works as advertised. I’m using it with an iPhone8 (in 2024…I know. I like to use stuff as long as I can), and with a magnetic case (purchased from another manufacturer) this charger holds it securely and the charging works. Those are the PROS, and I think they are enough to recommend this product.The CONS:- It just barely keeps up with the phone’s power usage when listening to music via Bluetooth and using maps for navigation. I know the 12v lighter adapter I use can do better since I’ve used it plugged directly into this phone and it will complete the charge even while using the Bluetooth and navigation.But it may be that the iPhone8 isn’t capable of charging faster through wireless charging. I don’t know, so take this CON with a grain of salt.- I used the adhesive mounting option, mounted to a very slightly curved surface and it was very difficult to get the mounting pad to conform to the slight curvature long enough to stick. So there is an open gap along the middle of one side. It seems like it will still stay put though. I had a non charging magnetic mount before in the same spot and it mounted quite a bit better.One last issue which is my “fault” for the way I mounted it but I feel I should mention for other users: The angle adjustment is done in two ways; there is a ball-and-socket joint which tightens with a threaded ring. It works just fine. The other adjustment is at the other end of the “arm” and it rotates fairly freely with a “clicking”/detent system holding it in place.The product photo shows it mounted horizontally (like on the top of your dashboard) and that arm would just be used to allow pointing the phone to the left or right. I think the detent system probably works fine in that intended orientation (horizontal).My use though has it mounted vertically (stuck to the side of the center console (instead of on the top of dashboard). In that case the arm/detent system has to support the weight of the phone, and it cannot. So after a few minutes driving the phone flops down to face more towards the floor. I am going to choose an angle for that and just super-glue it in place. The ball joint will still allow adjustments.That isn’t a fault of the manufacturer or designer, but I hadn’t anticipated the issue so wanted to mention it for other users who want to mount it vertically.

Ruined the internal hardware of my phone twice. I like holders that charge when you put them in a holder and I was using the mechanical ones that are motion activated and pinch the phone and hold onto it when you set it in the cradle. I purchased a phone case for my new iPhone16 pro that had the capability of charging through the case so then I purchased this magnetic cell phone holder and the first time I used it on a 2 day road trip, I was listening to music and flipping through maps for my location the whole time and It acted like it was charging but the power just kept dwindling and I simply thought I was just using more outgoing power than the charger could keep up with. It was down to one percent that first night and so I tried to plug it into the cigarette ladder and just into the bottom of the phone, but for some reason, it would not take off charging that way either. So I thought my phone just went bad so I spent two days and six hours going to the Apple Store to get internal parts replaced because it would not sense properly on the back charger anymore. thankfully, it was under warranty. The very next time I tried to use this charger again It did the same thing and acted like it was charging but wouldn’t and this time I didnt even use the phone for anything, I was simply trying to charge the phone from a 50% battery-and it ruined my phone again and now I realize the phone was not just glitching out, but the charger was actually destroying the internal components..