BLACK TWIN-CRADLE CUP HOLDER PHONE MOUNT

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We ship to the destinations listed at checkout. Standard shipping is free on merchandise totals of at least US$30 after discounts; below that, the flat shipping charge is US$6.95.

Yes. Every order is covered by the 30-day Steady-Hold Guarantee — if it doesn't hold rock-steady on your desk, email us for a full refund. No questions asked.

Every mount carries a 180-day warranty against defects in normal use. Send a photo, we ship a replacement — no forms, no return postage.

It depends on the holder. Jaw cradles list a width range on the product page; magnetic holders need a MagSafe-style ring in the phone or case. Check your phone with its case against the listing before ordering.

The one matched to a mounting point your car actually has and you don't need for something else. For most cars that is a dashboard suction or vent mount; for cars with an unused CD slot, a CD slot mount is the least intrusive; magnetic mounts need a magnetic ring in the phone or case. See the car phone holder collection, sorted by mounting point, and our guide to choosing a car phone holder by mount type.

Favor mounts that support the phone from below (side jaws plus lower feet or ledges) with short arms, mounted low on a smooth part of the dash or on a vent slat with room behind it. Long suction arms and vent clips are the two designs most likely to sag under a large phone in a thick case. Set any mount up while parked and give it a firm shake before the first drive.

One whose base fits your cup recess snugly and whose arm is short enough not to rock. Our Adjustable Cup Holder Phone Mount drops a cylindrical base into a compatible recess and raises the phone on a hinged arm with a side knob; the base occupies that cup space, so leave room for the gear selector and handbrake. The listing describes rotation, so check the angle you need before ordering.