iOttieVelox Qi2 Mini Wireless Charging Car Mount - MagSafe Compatible Air Vent Phone Mount with 15W Charging for Qi2-enabled Smartphones Including iPhone 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16. Car Charger Included.

I’ve never had a phone with wireless charging but just recently went from Android to the “Dark Side”. That would be iPhone 14 Pro Max, 2 of them actually. His and Hers, so to speak. So I’ve had to change out my car chargers. With my Android phones (Huawei’s, guess China won’t be reading my texts anymore) I had vent holders that held my phone with some arms and you would attach a wired charging cable directly to the phone. Well, moving up to wireless charging using Apple’s MagSafe I found that I didn’t need a vent mount with arms just one that had a good magnet. I’ve heard of iOttie and I did some research. Good reviews, nice clean design and surprise surprise, it works. According to the reviews that is. So being cautious I order one and put it in my wife’s car. Yeah, “hey Mikey” so to speak. Came by Amazon delivery, a truck no drone…Dang! Packaging is very reminiscent of Apple packaging which is to say nice and neat. Charger is pretty minimalistic, kind of a blue/gray puck that doesn’t shout at you. Cable is attached to the puck and the other end is usb-c that connects to a lighter plug (included) that goes in your lighter socket. I’ve got two older cars that don’t have usb-c plugs so I can’t say if you could bypass the cigarette plug and go direct to usb-c so you’re on your own in that regard. Set it up in the wife’s car and slapped on my brand spanking new iPhone 14 Pro Max with a MagSafe case. Works like a charm. You don’t really have to slap the phone on you just hold it up close and it just kind of gets sucked on to the puck. The only criticism is how to stiffen up the mount. It attaches to the vent with it’s fingers but when you put the iPhone 14 Pro Max on it the puck face droops down a bit. Have to realize how heavy that Pro Max is. I’ve tried removing the mount and turning the ball socket at the rear to see if I could tighten it up but that doesn’t seem to work. It’s not a big deal but I’d like to get it at the absolute perfect position but it keeps eluding me. As I said, not a huge deal but wish it had this adjustment feature. Now realize that this thing charges at like 7.5 W so it’s not fast charging but it is charging. After deciding that it was well made, looked good, and it worked I bought a second one for my car. Guess that says it all. Can’t go wrong with this charger. “Yum yum, get you some”. Cheers

This one holds my phone in place with no issue. I have a popsocket adhesive ring on the back of my Pixel phone since my phone isn't MagSafe. As long as I put my phone on this on the right spot, it holds with no issue.What's more, it charges my phone at a surprisingly fast speed. It was a little warm after 1.5 hours of driving, but not too bad. It also turns to landscape with ease (but you can also put your phone on the magnet horizontally).It was easy to install, and fits snugly into my car vent. I've included a picture of everything in the box.I do suggest leaving the paper ring the wire is wrapped around on until you get it into your car, then tear away what you don't need. The cable is long and doesn't have a built in wrap.I was between buying this one and a different brand, but very happy with this choice and would highly recommend.

I liked it fine - it held my phone in place during my everyday commute and charged it. But in the end I returned it because (1) it was USB-C with a fixed cable, and (2) it didn't sit nicely in my car (Toyota Camry 2008).I actually purchased several MagSafe car chargers, some from iOttie, some from ESR, some from a few other brands. I wanted to compare them and find one that works for me. My phone (Google Pixel 9 Pro) charged slowly when running Google Maps and Spotify over Bluetooth, maybe a few percent an hour? But then again, none of the chargers I've looked at have charged it quickly, and mostly I just didn't want it to drain on the drive. It didn't charge any faster than the non-Qi2 version, either. Not noticeably, at least.Magnets were strong. Grip on the vents was strong. Major positive was the all-cardboard packaging. Really appreciated that.Major downside was the fixed cable. I just really don't like a fixed cable. I want that flexibility. Also, I have some USB-A car things, so I needed an adapter that has both, or use two adapters. When the margins between these is slim, this is dealbreaker.

Great quality with a strong hold. Works really well on my dash, and is very easy to use!