15W Wireless Car Charger Phone Holder Mount, Smart Auto Clamping Rotating

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• Clamps and Charges By Itself. Wave your palm at the sensor and the arms open. Set the phone in, they close around it, and wireless charging starts as soon as it is seated. No cable to plug in, no spring to fight
• Turns Portrait to Landscape on Its Own. One wave or one button rotates the cradle 90 degrees for a wider map view, then back for calls. Touch mode is built in if you would rather press than gesture
• Fits Phones 2.4 to 3.7 Inches Wide. Covers iPhone 8 through 16 Pro Max and mainstream Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, Xiaomi and OnePlus sizes. Measure your phone's short edge with the case on before ordering
• Real Charging Speeds, Stated Plainly. iPhones charge at up to 7.5W, Samsung Galaxy S6 to S23 at up to 10W, other Qi phones at 5W. Only premium Android models reach 15W. Nothing to set
• What Blocks Wireless Charging. Cases under 3mm are fine. Thicker cases, pop sockets, card wallets, metal plates and MagSafe rings sit between the coils and stop charging. Take those off first
• Two Bases in the Box, No Extra Purchase. A fan-vent clip for a mid-dash position at eye level, and a suction base for the dashboard or windshield when the vent is blocked or angled wrong. Swap between them any time
• Getting the Suction Base to Hold. Clean the spot with the alcohol wipe, press for 30 seconds on a smooth flat surface, and leave it an hour before loading a phone. Textured, curved or soft-touch dashboards need the vent clip instead
• Works With the Engine Off. A built-in 3.7V 150mAh rechargeable battery keeps the sensor, clamp motor and rotation running when USB power is disconnected, so you can take the phone out of a parked car. It tops up whenever the car powers it
• In the Box. The mount, the air vent clip, the dashboard suction base, a USB-C charging cable, an alcohol prep wipe and the manual. USB-C means any phone charger or car adapter you already own will run it
• Who It Suits. Drivers who want the phone mounted and charging without touching either one, and anyone using navigation for hours at a time. Rideshare, delivery, sales routes and long commutes are where it earns its place