Adjustable Dash Car Mount - for MagSafe
Our strongest and most adjustable MagSafe car mount — designed to stick securely to your dash with ultra-strong VHB adhesive. The 23º rotatable ball head gives you full control over viewing angle and orientation, while our custom (M)Force™ magnet array delivers a stronger hold than standard MagSafe. Compatible with all MagSafe iPhones, magnetic Android phones, (M)Force Cases, and our Stick-On Adapter — with or without a case.
Our Review
Moment Adjustable Dash Car Mount for MagSafe — a rental-car mount that actually stays put
The gist: A black anodized aluminum dash mount that sticks down with 3M VHB adhesive and holds an iPhone via a reinforced MagSafe magnet array — built for the rough roads and hot dashboards that shake cheap suction mounts loose.
- Stronger-than-standard hold: Moment's custom (M)Force magnet array is designed to grip harder than stock MagSafe, so your phone stays mounted over speed bumps and gravel roads on a road trip.
- Real adjustability: A 23-degree rotatable ball head lets you angle the screen for either navigation or a dash-cam-style view, useful when you're switching between driving directions and filming a drive-by shot.
- Permanent-strength adhesive: Mounts with weatherproof 3M VHB tape rather than a suction cup, so it won't peel off in desert heat or freezing mountain mornings.
- Broad compatibility: Works with all MagSafe iPhones, magnetic Android phones, and Moment's own (M)Force cases or Stick-On Adapter, with or without a case.
Multiple retailer listings for this mount, including B&H Photo and Moment's own product page, confirm the black anodized aluminum build and 3M VHB adhesive mounting — the combination that separates it from the flimsier suction-cup mounts sold for road trips.
Best for: Nomads doing long road trips or renting cars who want a phone mount that won't fall off mid-drive. Skip it if: you move between rental cars often and can't leave a permanently-adhered mount behind — a suction option travels easier. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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