ZeeHoo Wireless Car Charger, 15w Fast Charging, Auto Clamping Car Phone Mount, Cell Phone Holder Charger, for iphone17 16 15 14 13 12 11 Pro Max Xs, Etc. (Black)

This is my second purchase of this wireless phone charger. The first lasted for several years before being damaged by a phone that was too heavy for the mount. The charger is lightweight yet very stable, charges quickly, and keeps my phone secure while driving. The suction mount holds extremely well, though I personally prefer the vent mount. Highly recommend it for its durability, convenience, reliable performance, and secure hold.

Great product for my Lexus RX300! I replaced a vertical standing Qi charger with automatic arms with this ZeeHoo model. Even when I tried to lower my old vertical model, it was still a bit higher than I would prefer. Standing tall put too much torque on the suction cup and weather extremes caused the suction cup to start failing to hold and fall over. Enter this ZeeHoo model that is meant to drop down and hang over the dashboard.... it gets it perfectly out of the way and below the dashboard height. I could either block my center display panel or put it in front of my vent so I went with blocking one of my vents. But it works great! The design reduces the load the suction cup has to hold particularly because I made sure to let the extension arm rest on the top edge of the dash as it bends over. It's lasted a few really hot and cold months so far and is still very stable. There are little indents on the automatic arms to hold the phone which really hold the phone well. My phone has never fallen out (I have a standard case protector on a Galaxy S22). In fact, this model works so well that my only tiny complaint might be that it holds too well; I worry that I pull too hard to get my phone out when I forget to use the release buttons. Really I have no excuse not to use the release buttons, they're pretty easy to access right behind the phone but some times I'm in a rush. My pulling the phone out of the holder without using the release buttons hasn't seem to damage the automatic arms at all. Long drives and charging don't heat the phone (a problem I have found with other bad chargers).

(Updated review) I initially rated two stars. The seller reached out and offered a replacement. The replacement arrived very quickly. SO FAR (I've only had it a few months, and the last one worked very well at first too) the replacement seems to be working well. They sent me one with physical buttons this time, so I do not have to worry about shadows setting off the sensors and releasing my phone onto the floor while I am driving. I have had no issies with it thus far. I am very pleased with their prompt response and actions to right the situation. I feel a lot better about purchasing from them in the future. (Previous review) I bought this back in march, I loved it and it worked extremely well at first, but for the past several months it has been having a very hard time connecting to my phone. Every time I hook it up my phone screen turns on and indicates that it is charging, then after a few minutes it turns on again and indicates that it is no longer charging, then a few minutes later it says it's charging again, then it says it is not, and so on. Sometimes I have to take my phone off the mount and then put it back on to get it to connect. I have tried replacing the cables, I have tried replacing the adapter, nothing works. It also randomly releases my phone, causing it to fall off the mount and onto the floor of my car. This has happened several times while I was driving on the highway and using my phone for directions. I had to pull over to retrieve it and put it back on the mount, only for the same thing to happen again 15 minutes later. Very annoying when I need to see directions and need to know where I'm going. I haven't even had this thing for a year and it is already janky and not functioning properly. I have not been rough with it, I am very gentle with my electronics, I even remove it from the dash when the temperature was too hot to avoid any heat damage, and I put the charging cord away when not in use to keep it safe. My phone has no issues with my other wireless chargers. I am extremely disappointed and do not recommend this mount.

The wireless car charger is a fantastic device that combines the convenience of wireless charging with the utility of a car accessories. I have been using this charger for a few weeks now and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The first thing I noticed about the charger is its sleek and minimalist design. It easily blends in with the interior of my car and does not take up too much space. The charger securely holds my phone in place while driving and there is no risk of it falling or slipping. The charging speed of the wireless car charger is quite impressive. It charges my phone quickly and efficiently, even when using power-hungry apps or GPS navigation. I no longer have to worry about my phone running out of battery while on the road. Another great feature of the wireless car charger is its compatibility with different phone models. It supports fast charging for both Android and iPhone devices, which is a huge advantage if you have multiple devices or if you frequently switch phones. The charger also comes with multiple safety features, such as temperature control and automatic power off, to ensure that your phone and car are protected from any potential damage or overheating. Overall, I highly recommend the wireless car charger. It is a durable and reliable device that provides a seamless charging experience while on the go. It is definitely worth the investment for anyone who wants to eliminate the hassle of tangled cords and enjoy the convenience of wireless charging in their car.

Disclosure, I'm dumb. I purchased this without considering compatibility with my phone. That's on me BUT, heed my warning if you are a Google Pixel 7pro owner, it won't work as expected. This is due to where the side buttons are on the phone in relation to the phone clamp. The clamps clamp over the power and/or volume buttons depending on your height adjustment. Technically you can use it still by placing your phone higher to avoid the clamps closing on the buttons but then you lose connection with the Qi coils and your phone won't charge. A workaround for that is that you can plug the usb-c cable directly into the phone but then you lose the ability to unclamp your phone unless you constantly switch the cables back and forth. Or you can use two cables as a workaround but that's just silly...much like my purchase of this product without checking the compatibility. That being said there is a lot to like about this mount/charger. I like the design of the mount and how it curves downward around my car's console. The suction appears to be amazing especially if it can hold as much as the manufacturer claims. My personal experience is it is working fine but I have been down this road before and I have yet to find one of these that doesn't eventually fail. I'm willing to give it the benefit of a doubt for now. The mechanical clamps work well as you would expect the to with the simple touch of your fingers. The only thing I would like as an improvement would be to use a single finger instead of having to use two to touch both sides before it opens. Maybe this is a "safety" feature that noone needs?? When properly aligned with the Qi coil it does indeed charge however, with my challenges, I could not test the quality of the charging. But all in all, this seems like a solid product and worthy of 5 stars. I'm just sad it doesn't work with my phone.

I’ve owned this product for exactly a year now. My daughter owns one as well. Started out working great and the main reason I bought it was because of the quality of the mount and how firmly it holds to the dash. This was worth the extra money in my opinion versus less pricey competitors. Well, this is why I don’t leave reviews in the first 6 months of using a product as you don’t get a feel for the longevity. We are now in the hot summer months and the once reliable mount has a failing suction cup. We don’t move the positioning of the mount so why would it fail? And ofcourse it does at the worst times, like while on a roadtrip…ugh. They should at least sell replacement parts if it is only expected to last a short period of time. Now, I have to search for another option.

This is the third wireless charging mount and I have yet find one that will work with the Otterbox Defender Pro case on my Samsung Note 20 Ultra. This particular mount dimensions are listed as 2.44” in the Close Position and 3.7” In the open position. Those numbers are not accurate at all. These type of mounts are designed for phones using very thin cases or no case at all. Lets face it. Who would walk around with a 1,200 cellphone without a case. I know, I wouldn't. All of these mounts are different but similar. I swear the last 3 mounts that I got had similar features and the exact rubber pads. They are shaped larger in the outside to cradle your phone, preventing it from flying off the mount. It makes sense, but its not very practical for people with big cases like the Otterbox defender series. Measurements: Samsung Note 20 Ultra with Otterbox Defender Pro case. Width = 3.51” Thickness = 0.51” Mount - Close Position - Original Rubber Pads (Photo1) Outer pad area = 2.19” Inner pad area = 2.45” Mount Open Position - Original Rubber Pads (Photo2) Outer pad area = 3.29” Inner pad area = 3.56” As you can see. The original pads inner area is 3.56”. You would think the mount is big enough for the defender with room to spare. Wrong. Placing the phone from the front wont work as the maximum open outer area is 3.29. You could force the phone in the mount. But it would be so tight that the locking mechanism wont last long. The next solution is to drop the phone from the top into the inner area. But that wouldn't work either. The new problem? The inner dimension is 3.56 wide but it would only allow a device 0.37” in thickness. Remember, The Otterbox case is 0.51” thick. I was getting ready to return yet another mount. When I realized that the mount arms are not the problem. The problem are the Rubber pads. Luckily for me, several years ago, I purchased a couple of sheets of rubber padding for a project. The rubber sheets are only 0.07” thick. I removed the original pads and replace them with cutouts from the rubber sheet (see Photo 3). With the new rubber pads the fully open mount is now 3.58”. More than enough to place the phone from the front of the mount as intended and to allow the case to function normally. Its far from perfect, but is a solution that I happy with. I hope this helps someone facing a similar problem. Below is the link to the rubber sheets that I purchased back in 2015. I am sure you will be able to find something similar at a lower price. The key is the thickness. Good luck //www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0048J3236/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I've had a Zeehoo in my car for 4 years. I drive for a living so my car is my office as well. The previous version has been great... but recently showed signs of age. I use the vent clip (Gen 3 Outback) and it used to have a clip for the vent and a pivoting foot for stability and the foot finally wore out... I'd go over a bump and click! the phone would tilt down. Finally decided to upgrade and so glad I did. The new design is so much better. The vent clip clips on and there's a screw down knob to tighten it to the vent with a backplate for snugness. And it is rock solid stable. The side buttons have also been upgraded to push button instead of touch. It's super easy to install. Charges faster than ever and it's secure. Just set your phone in the cradle and it auto clamps. Push the side button to release. Easy peasy. I've used the dash mount in another car and it did fine. This dash upgrade has a sleeker design. I've seen reviews commenting on un-sticking.... and I highly recommend cleaning your dash with an alcohol wipe and letting it dry before you place the dash mount. I depend on this mount daily and it never disappoints.