Adjustable Dash Mount - Open Box
Our strongest and most ergonomic MagSafe car mount for iPhone 12, 13, and 14.
The dash mount sticks securely to any even car surface using super strong VHB tape. With a 23º rotatable ball head, you have the flexibility to position and view your phone at the perfect angle or orientation. Usable with or without a case, it includes our proprietary (M)Force magnet array which is even stronger than standard MagSafe accessories, giving you extra confidence your phone won’t fall off.
Our Review
Moment Adjustable Dash Mount — solid for your daily driver, not for rental cars
The gist: A permanent, MagSafe-strength dash mount that's great for road-trip navigation in your own car, but it's a poor fit for nomads who rent a different vehicle every stop.
- (M)Force magnet array: A proprietary magnet system stronger than standard MagSafe, built to hold a phone securely over rough roads.
- 23° rotatable ball head: Lets you angle the phone for GPS viewing without it blocking your sightline or the windshield.
- Anodized aluminum build: Sticks to any flat dash surface with VHB tape rated for long-term, permanent placement — not a suction-cup mount.
- Vent-independent: Mounts on the dash rather than a vent, so it doesn't compete with your car's AC airflow.
Reviewer Josh Campbell, who used it for months, wrote he "absolutely love[s] it" and "wouldn't dream of going back" to his old vent mount, praising how it stays out of the way of both vents and windshield view.
Best for: nomads with their own vehicle who want a permanent, no-fuss navigation mount for road trips. Skip it if: you're hopping between rental cars — the VHB adhesive is meant to stay put, so Campbell himself still keeps a separate portable vent mount for rentals. Runs ~$30 (open box) — check the current price before buying.
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