Lamicall Cell Stand & Phone Charging Holder

When buying a phone charging holder, you need to first look for models that specifically say they’re compatible with your phone. If you share vehicles with another driver, look for a holder that will work for their phone, too.

Check the holder’s measurements, as identified by the manufacturer, to verify that your phone will work with the charger. You can also read reviews of any products you are considering to be sure that other buyers with the same phone as you were able to make it work for them.

Many phone charging holders have powerful clamps and quick release options to allow for easy placement of your phone and removal when you need it. However, you should avoid looking at or in any way using your smartphone while you are operating your vehicle. Not only is this a major safety concern, use of a cell phone while driving is illegal in many places.

Phone charging holders often clip to the vent louvres of your car or can attach to the dash or windshield via a suction cup. In addition, they often are fully adjustable and can rotate in many directions for your convenience.

One of the most enticing parts of a phone charging holder is, of course, the fact that it can charge your phone quickly while you drive. These tools use Qi technology to charge your phone without traditional charging cables. Qi refers to any type of charging where the phone is powered up by induction, like in a contact charger. This should free up some space at your knees while you drive and make the cabin of your car feel less cluttered.

• Don’t forget to measure your phone and compare it against the size of the phone charging holder as stated by the manufacturer.
• Consider how quickly you need your phone to charge. Are you in your car for 45 minutes each day during your commute? Look for charging holders that can get your device to an acceptable level of battery life during the time available.
• Be sure the phone charging holder you’re considering will fit in your car and won’t block your view or hit your arms, hands or knees while you drive.
• Most newer phones are built to allow for Qi charging. Check the list of phones a charging holder says it’s compatible with before you buy, though, especially if you have an older model.