KenuAirframe Pro Universal Car Phone Mount + iOttie Easy One Touch 5 CD Slot Car Phone Mount

I first got a normal sized Kenu Airframe around 2015 when I worked at a large electronics retailer. Having worked there, I tested a vast range of phone holders of all different types - Vent mounts, dash mounts, cupholder mounts, windshield mounts, mounts with magnetic cards - Just about anything you can think of, I tried.Every mount I tried suffered from a myriad of issues, whether it was shaky arm issues, unreliable adhesives, or weak vent/phone clips, there was always something going wrong. That is, until I got my Kenu.The Kenu's strong vent clips are the only clips that truly stay in place without fail. On top of that, the mechanism used to secure the phone is rock-solid, though it does take a bit of time to learn the technique for getting your phone in & out with one hand. Once you get that down, it's incredibly easy to use.A few years ago I upgraded my phone to one with a larger screen. To my dismay, my phone no longer fit in my Kenu, so I passed it along to my partner for her to use. Needless to say, I was ECSTATIC when I saw that there was an XL version (Airframe Pro). Why I didn't look earlier still baffles me, as it was a product I loved and missed dearly, but oh well.The Airframe Pro is just as perfect as the normal Airframe, with what seems to be an even better mechanism to hang on to my vents. The mechanism used to secure the phone appears to be the same as the one from almost a decade ago - I'm very glad they didn't fix something that wasn't broken!After almost a full decade of use, the only issue I had with my original Airframe is that the rotation mechanism has worn out, but all the clips still hold strong and it's not a huge problem. I don't anticipate that the Airframe Pro will suffer from the same issue since the design of the vent clip has been updated. It also fits my S22 Ultra perfectly, even with the LifeProof case that I have on it. All in all, I'm very happy with this product, and cannot recommend it enough.To be clear - This review is not sponsored in any way, shape, or form. This is simply one of the very few products that does exactly what it needs to, and does it perfectly. Thank you, Kenu!

Toyota’s built in nav just really sucks and I switched to using a combo of Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze. But now that I’ve started using my phone, I wanted to get a reliable phone mount. I’ve tried several - ones that stick to the windshield, ones that are essentially a platform, magnetic ones (that messed up my phone signal) and also other vent ones but none work as well as this one. I’ve used this with an iPhone 5s, 7, X and Xs and only had to replace this once since I lost it in another car (always bring it with me while using rental cars too). I’ve mainly used it in a 2003 Toyota Camry as well as a 2015 Toyota RAV4 and numerous rental cars from Jeeps to Chevys to Nissans.When I use it, I always attach my phone to it first and then with the phone in it, press it hard into the air vents until it seems sufficiently lodged. Boston roads are notoriously full of potholes and I’ve never had it fall off once. The attachment to the air vents is very secure, in my opinion and the connection to the phone is very secure as well. When I take it off, I take the phone thing off and then the phone off. You don’t have to; that’s just how I like to do it. But this does mean that it’s not as easy to remove or put in your phone with one hand. I just personally find no issue with using 2 hands and with taking the whole thing off before attaching or removing my phone.The size is great. Compared to other phone mounts, this is really small. It doesn’t block your view out the window, like most swivel head mounts do, which was a huge plus for me. It’s also just so easy to carry or bring with you. I took a weeklong trip to Cali and had a rental car and this was one thing I definitely did not want to forget so that I didn’t have to deal with holding my phone in my hand and also another car’s nav system. You do sacrifice a vent so just keep that in mind. Having it near the vent and not up further also makes charging your phone a bit easier. Just know that if you choose to use the vent to the left of the steering wheel, make sure your charger’s length is good and if too long, doesn’t become a safety issue.The cost is a little rough but it’s worked really well and I’d gladly pay it again if i lost it again.

I've had this brand for my cell phone since 2013 and never broke. At that time, I paid $30 and thought it was overpriced. However, it is reliable. Held by Samsung Galaxy 5 all the way to Samsung Galaxy 21. I purchased a similar designed one from another company for $10 and it pretty much broke within a few years. I'm not sure why Kenu didn't break after years of use and in the car. Used it more often as well.So I would say that it is a better, more secure phone holder. I've used the suction cups to glass (never holds up in Canadian winters) to look-a-like Kenu holders. Nothing beats this particular product.

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Appart from the potential issue mentioned by MartinA O'Connell (I haven't faced this but just be careful knowing it), I'd say the main thing to know is that it won't be large enough to hold some phones with their cover.Without, it is fine but with... It is not enough for me.Otherwise, it does the job!Small note on the packaging which is ridiculously big for the small piece that you find inside.So much waste, it could easily be reduced by 50%, at least.

Bislang funktioniert der Halter bei mir problemlos und sicher.Mittels Drucktaster einfacher als die ältere Standart-Ausführung zu montieren und die Ausziehbreite ist nun größer, so dass auch größere Handys hineinpassen.Positiv ist auch die Gelenkkugel zur Verstellung der Neigung.Der Drucktaster ist bei meinem Exemplar recht schwergängig, was auf eine stärkere Feder hindeutet.Ich mag diese Variante lieber, da man bei der alten „Standart“-Variante aufpassen mußte; dünnere, filigrane Lüftungslamellen hat man beim Aufdrücken des alten Halters leicht kaputt gemacht, was mir selbst einmal bei einem PKW passiert ist.