Find a mobile phone holder

Buying a mobile phone holder seems pretty simple, but it can be complicated by unlimited options. A support can be a phone box or a cradle, the possibilities are endless, from unique news boxes to a cell charger installed in the vehicle. Especially with the blue tooth are the most common car sets I want to focus on. Consider these 5 points before you buy. Don't worry, no technical experience is required. Here are some common ways to help choose the right one for you.

Universal or specific? There are consoles designed for specific brands or models. One of the key differences is if you have a PDA or a mobile phone. This, along with size, is the only difference that really matters when seeking universal support. Universal brackets are economical (down to $ 10) and have a suction or adhesive container for any vehicle. They are padded inside to ensure a wide range of devices.

Passive or active: this was confusing to me. I had not heard these terms used to describe a cell phone holder or cradle. Moreover, it was difficult to find its meaning; Definitions were not available on product pages. Eventually, I discovered that it refers to the load. In short, active charges the Car phone holder mobile while on base while passive does not. However, you can connect a travel charger cable to your phone while it is in the passive holder. The installation of the active bracket was corrected to connect to the vehicle electrical system.

Installation: the installation is simple with windshields or suction mounted on the dashboard. Self-adhesive discs are also common and can be placed anywhere. Another solution is a mounting platform like Proclip. The clips for seams on the dashboard for a permanent and secure attachment. A screwdriver is needed but not to screw it into the car as there is no damage. If you go for gold and want the electrical connection, leave it to a professional.

Place the phone's size and size: mount it on the vent, dashboard, windshield, console and lighter. It is easier to find racks for cigarette lighters for small phones, keep the larger models on the board.

Cost and extras: basic (passive) crib can be less than $ 10, of course. Even these have the convenient tilt and turn function for screen visibility. The price increases depending on the features, ie a charger for your Bluetooth headphones or a dual GPS support. Some have a USB port for synchronizing and charging data.

Hopefully, these points have given you a place to start. Now, with an idea of ​​what's out there, you're ready to start. Have a good hunt!