Scosche MagicMount Charge Pro Qi2 25W Wireless Fast Charge Magnetic Window/Dash Mount Black MPQTRWD

This product was incredibly easy to install! It’s magnet holds my phone for when I need to use it for a gps. It tilts and moves for best view of phone. I had my doubts it would stick to my dash. I’m quite satisfied! Comes with a stick on cable clip for the charging cable. Also free gift of spray lens cleaner by SCOSCHE.

Fits like a glove, and doesn't block the dash like my previous mount. Makes navigation a breeze. Especially useful for road trips, and when I'm in places I'm unfamiliar with and need phone navigation.

Love this soooooo much, it’s the best works great and was easy to use

So I picked this up because I’m driving a lot for work and Uber Eats, and I needed something that could actually fast-charge my iPhone 15 while I’m navigating. I’ve been using it for a few days now and it’s a bit of a mixed bag. The magnet is honestly not very strong—at least not compared to the basic magnetic mounts I’ve used that don't have charging built in. I’m not sure if they just can’t fit a stronger magnet in there because of the Qi2 tech, but it’s definitely not the most secure thing in the world. It has a reusable suction grip instead of a sticky pad, which is a big plus for me because I can move it around without leaving a mess on the dash. One thing that really bothers me is that you can’t adjust the height at all, only the angle. I really would’ve liked to be able to lower it so my phone could rest its weight on the base while being connected to the magnet, just to give it some secondary support. The cable situation is also kind of annoying. It’s a USB-C cable that is permanently attached to the mount, so if the cable ever breaks, the whole thing is trash. Plus, the car adapter it comes with only has one USB-C port. Since my car is a bit older and only has USB-A ports built-in, I’m forced to use their specific adapter and I lose my only charging spot for anything else. It does charge at a decent speed, so that’s good if you’re low on juice, but it really struggles on my commute. There are some train tracks I have to cross in Arlington and every time I hit those bumps, the phone just falls right off. For $60, I really don't think it’s worth it. If this was $25 or $30, maybe it’d be a buy, but for this price I expected the magnet to actually hold up to basic road bumps.

Secure mount with fast wireless charging and easy positioning, but suction strength and charging consistency may vary with some setups…