Suction Car Phone Holder for Windscreen & Dashboard
₦7,500
- Strong suction cup holds on the windscreen or dashboard
- Adjustable arms fit most phones from about 4.7 to 6.8 inches
- Turns 360° for portrait or landscape maps
- Keeps Google Maps, Bolt and Uber in view while your hands stay on the wheel
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Description
A steady home for your phone while you drive. The suction cup grips the windscreen or a smooth dashboard, the arms close around phones of most sizes, and the head turns so you can read maps in portrait or landscape. A good buy for ride-hailing drivers, dispatch riders with cars and anyone who uses navigation daily.
Key features
- Strong suction: Sticks firmly to glass and smooth dashboards and comes off cleanly.
- Fits most phones: Adjustable arms hold phones from about 4.7 to 6.8 inches.
- 360° rotation: Switch between portrait and landscape in a second.
- Safer driving: Your phone stays at eye level instead of on your lap.
Specifications
| Mount | Suction cup (windscreen or smooth dashboard) |
|---|---|
| Phone size | About 4.7"–6.8" |
| Rotation | 360° |
| Material | ABS plastic and silicone pads |
| Arm | Telescopic, adjustable length |
| Release | One-touch button to free the phone |
What’s in the box
- Car phone holder
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Additional information
| Mount | Suction cup (windscreen or smooth dashboard) |
|---|---|
| Phone size | About 4.7"–6.8" |
| Rotation | 360° |
| Material | ABS plastic and silicone pads |
| Arm | Telescopic, adjustable length |
| Release | One-touch button to free the phone |
2 reviews for Suction Car Phone Holder for Windscreen & Dashboard
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Amaka –
Easy to use. Good for Google Maps while driving.
Daniel O. –
Holds well on the dashboard. On the windscreen it fell once in the heat.