Amkette iGrip Heavy Duty Magnetic Car Mount
Dashboard and windscreen magnetic phone holder with a reusable sticky suction gel base and 6 neodymium N45 magnets.
By Trovly editors · Last reviewed 26 Oct 2026
Our take
Highway vibration and rumble strips shake loose cheap vent clips. A reinforced sticky-suction base holds firm on textured dashboards in high summer and cold winter alike.
Skip it if
- You charge wirelessly in the car and do not want a metal plate inside your phone case.
- You prefer a mechanical motorized clamping cradle.
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Who it's for
Drivers who rely on real-time highway navigation and want instant one-handed snap-on convenience.
- Works with ·
- Smartphones from 4 to 7 inches
Good
- 6 N45 neodymium magnets hold phones securely even over railway crossings
- Reusable sticky suction cup can be washed with water to restore grip
- 360-degree ball joint allows quick switching between portrait and landscape
Not so good
- Requires adhering a thin metal plate inside your phone case
- Metal plate can interfere with wireless charging unless placed at the lower third
Specifications
- Magnets
- 6 × N45 Neodymium
- Mounting Type
- Dashboard adhesive sticky suction & Windscreen
- Rotation
- 360-Degree Ball Joint
- In the Box
- Mount, 2 Metal Plates, Protective Film, Dash Pad
How we tested it
We haven't published testing notes for this product.
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