Description
A phone on a dashboard should never be a negotiation. Most mounts ask you to clamp, twist or press something while you are meant to be watching the road. The Magnetic Dock reduces the whole interaction to one gesture: bring the phone near the plate and let go.
The body is zinc alloy with an ABS and PC shell, which is why it holds a handset steady over broken tarmac instead of shivering at every joint. The magnet array is rated to 3.5 to 5 kg of holding force, enough for a large phone in a thick case. The stand folds flat, so it fits in a glovebox when the car is parked somewhere nothing visible should stay visible.
Charging runs at 5, 7.5, 10 or 15 watts depending on what the phone negotiates, over a 5V/2A or 9V/2A QC or PD input. That is the practical ceiling for magnetic wireless charging, and it means a phone arriving at thirty percent leaves a two-hour drive with most of a charge. The head pivots so the screen faces you at the angle you set, not the angle the factory imagined.
The best mount is the one you stop thinking about thirty seconds after you install it.
Detail by Detail
- 3.5 to 5 kg magnetic hold — Carries a large handset in a thick case without a clamp.
- 15W wireless charging — The fastest magnetic wireless tier, negotiated automatically by the phone.
- Zinc alloy body — Rigid enough that the phone does not shiver on rough road.
- Folding stand — Collapses flat into a glovebox, leaving nothing on show when parked.
- One-hand placement — No clamping, twisting or pressing while driving.
- QC and PD input support — Works with the chargers people already own rather than a proprietary adapter.
- Adjustable viewing angle — Pivots to face the driver instead of the windscreen.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Zinc alloy, ABS, PC
- Magnetic force: 3.5 to 5 kg
- Input: 5V/2A or 9V/2A, QC or PD
- Wireless output: 5W, 7.5W, 10W, 15W
- Compatibility: Smartphones above 4.7 inches
- Mount: Foldable magnetic stand
- Charging standard: Qi wireless with magnetic alignment
- Connector: USB-C input
- Colourways: Option A and Option B
- Installation: Vent or dashboard surface, no drilling
Who This Belongs To
For the driver who runs navigation on every trip and wants the phone at eye level without a cable across the gear lever. For the delivery route where the phone is mounted and released twenty times a day. For the rental car, because it folds flat and leaves no mark. Strong enough for a large handset, discreet enough to leave in place.
Questions Drivers Ask
Q: Will it hold a phone in a thick case?
Yes, up to the rated 3.5 to 5 kg, which is comfortable for a large handset in a normal protective case. A metal plate or magnetic ring improves the grip further.
Q: Does it charge through a case?
Wireless charging passes through cases a few millimetres thick. Very thick or metal-backed cases block charging, and the phone will hold without charging.
Q: Is 15W enough?
It is the practical maximum for magnetic wireless charging. Two hours of driving adds a substantial charge, though it will not fill a large battery from empty in that time.
Q: Does the phone get hot while charging?
Wireless charging produces some heat, especially at 15W. Ventilated mounting and a mid-tier wattage keep it mild.
Q: Will it fall off on a bumpy road?
The zinc alloy body and the 3.5 to 5 kg magnet are designed for exactly that. Mount it on a rigid surface rather than a flexible vent blade.
Q: What charger do I need?
A QC or PD charger capable of 9V/2A. A basic 5V/1A adapter will hold the phone but charge slowly.
Q: Does it work with an iPhone?
Yes. Magnetic alignment suits MagSafe-era iPhones and any phone fitted with a magnetic ring or plate.
Q: Can it be used on a desk?
Yes. The folding stand works on any flat surface, so it doubles as a charging stand between trips.
Q: Does it interfere with the phone signal?
No. The magnet array is passive and does not affect cellular, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth reception.
Q: Will it work with a PopSocket?
No. A PopSocket lifts the phone off the plate and breaks magnetic contact. Remove it or fit a flat magnetic ring instead.
Q: Will it hold a tablet?
No. It is rated for phones above 4.7 inches, and a tablet exceeds the holding force of the plate.
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