Skip to product information
1 of 15

Car Rearview Mirror Phone Holder 360° Rotatable and Retractable Car Phone Mount Multifunctional Rear View Mirror Holder

Regular price
$14.05
Regular price
$0.00
Sale price
$14.05

    It's been recommended by 6.19K people on Facebook

    Free Shipping on orders

    Secure payment via PayPal & Credit Card

    Product Details

    Description

    Feature:
    1. High-quality ABS material, durable, not easy to scratch, stylish design, easy to install, simple and practical.
    2. Upgraded version, It can be installed not only on the rearview mirror of the car, but also on the seat, used in multiple scenarios
    3.You can store it behind the rearview mirror with a push rod, and then pull it out for use. It can be hidden when not in use, so it will not interfere with your sight and affect driving safety.
    4.Support to change the Angle at will, convenient for you to adjust the required navigation Angle, better planning route, easy driving.,Car phone holder can rotate 960° to meet the needs of different sight lines; Meanwhile, it also supports horizontal and vertical screen switching, the navigation angle can be adjusted at will, which is convenient for you to plan your route and drive better.
    5.The car phone holder is compatible with all mobile phones and devices with a width of 4.0-6.1 inches.

    Specification:
    Material: ABS
    Color: gray/green
    Adjusting width: 50-100mm
    Clamping distance: 3-21mm
    Applicable mobile phones: It is not only suitable for various mobile phones such as 5.8 inches, 6.1 inches, but also has no restrictions on models and is easy to install.
    Installation location: car rearview mirror, car seat

    Package included:
    1 x Car rearview mirror bracket
    hmqViviiyNSAyin9WueUtwQG4wqgJwmLG4mS

    Hot Departments

    • Phone Accessories

    • Desktops

    • Tablets

    • Laptops

    YEAH MAGIC Canopy Mini Gaming Desktop - ElectronAge
    Glavey Android 11 3G Tablet - ElectronAge
    KAMRUI 15.6 Gaming Laptop Computer - ElectronAge