JOYROOM Wireless Car Charger,15W Qi Fast Charging Car Charger Phone Holder Mount, Auto-Clamping Alignment Windshield Dashboard Air Vent Cell Phone Holder for iPhone 16 Pro Max/15 Pro,Samsung S24/S23

I've bought two of these so I can have one in multiple vehicles. They are durable, very customizable, effective, and sleek and Joyroom is a great company with AMAZING customer service. After trading in my old daily-driver I tried moving this to my new truck but the sticky pad had lost some of its grip (understandable after years on a dash). I asked their CS just for where I could buy a replacement pad and they ended up sending me a whole new unit for free. Couldn't speak more highly of this product or Joyroom in general.

Joyroom Tiaxial Electric Wireless Charging Car Holder model JR-ZS219. I would buy this again. The label on the back says made in China, input:5V/2A 9V/2A 12V/1.5A output: 5W/7.5W/10W/15W max. The box says it’s applicable to phones from 4.7” to 6.8”. The box also says Shenzen Nito Power Source Technology Co., service hotline 400-30-3321. The package comes with a disc with adhesive to stick to your dash, the sucker cup base, and a vent mount. The mount has a USB-C power input. It does not come with a power source but does come with a USB-C to USB-A charging cable. The package specifies it needs a QC3.0 fast charging car charger for maximum charging. With my iPhone 12mini it seems to fast charge (7.5W ) even using the USB-A cable attached to my QC3 car adapter which has both USB-C and -A output. The holder has a blue LED on the left side. It is solid blue with power and no phone, and heartbeats with phone charging. The sucker mount works well. The black silicone sucker cup is about 69mm diameter. The ball on the end of the arm can extend between 35 mm and 150mm from the edge of the cup. The vent mount also works well. Both use a ball and socket to attach the holder for maximum adjustability. There are buttons on each side of the charger that open the arms and the foot. The best feature of this device is the capacitor that allows the buttons to open the arms and release the phone many minutes after power is cut. Inside is a thermocouple touching the charging coil that limits or stops charging above a certain temperature, which is a great idea. There is also a large pad the phone rests against that moves up and down with the foot. I’m not sure it’s purpose, the charging coil is behind another layer of plastic that does not move. The moving pad is almost 2mm thick. If your case is too thick to charge wireless with this mount you can easily remove the moving pad, cover the gaps with tape and it might allow your case to wireless charge. Or, the foot is split to allow you to connect a wire to charge. Only if you purchase directly from Joyroom will they warranty this for one year. One of the arms on my mount broke after 9 months so I contacted the Amazon seller Sanosan Tech US and they happily sent a replacement. Thank you!

I originally bought this charger in 2022 but the mechanical clamp broke after 3 years of daily use. I should have been more gentle. I bought it again in 2025 because this is the best charger I've ever used. I will be more gentle with it. I recommend not forcing the gripper open with force, only using the button

So here's the deal: I have a Samsung S21 Ultra. Basically a giant phone. To top that off, I have a bulkier case. (I'm clumsy, sue me) The width of this holder is barely wide enough. And I don't say that with derision, I actually mean it. My phone slips in easily, the arms just don't move when it tightens around the phone. So no problem there if you have a huge phone. However, if you have a bulky case, this one might not be the best for you. Why? The feet. The feet of the device are well designed. For a phone without a case or a slim case. The problem is that they curve upward. Two things could solve this problem. Either extend the feet outward so that there is a more stable hold for deeper cases, or (my personal choice) make the feet flat so that the phone actually rests on the feet instead of teetering on a point. The charging is phenomenal. No disappointments there. I also had to get a different cord that was longer. I drive a 13 ford explorer, and I'm not kidding when I say that NOTHING sticks to my dash. And the window has such a dramatic slope that it is very difficult to find window olacement that doesn't obstruct your view, so I had to put it to the left of the steering wheel next to the door. Hence I needed a longer cord. And the charging is still amazing. I would say that other than the feet issue (I'm not kidding, it really is an issue for me) my biggest problem with this holder is that it just barely manages to support the weight of my phone. Yes, I know, I have the titanic of phones, but I know there are others out there who have the same setup as I do in relation to their phones/cases. It does hold my phone up. After I have tightened each nut until it's about to bust. And still, a large bump such as a speed bump can still send my phone downward, and once, it actually fell out of the holder due to the feet issue. So it needs a little bit of redesign, but as a whole, it is a good product. I would just recommend it more for people who don't have the heavy phone or bulky scale that I have.

I've used a lot of in-car phone holders over the years, and this is the first I've gotten with a motorized grip -- that is, where it closes on the phone automatically and then releases with a button press when you're leaving. This works great. It automatically opens when you start the car and the USB port powers up, and then when you power down, you press a button to release and the motorized arm opens. Much better than the spring-loaded ones. As for installation, that was as easy as it can get. It uses a combination of a sticky-gummy part which is inside a suction-based contraption, and between those, it holds firm. Don't plan on repositioning (thanks to the adhesive part), so get that right the first time, and once you do, it's going nowhere. It holds. Alternatively, you can use the nice solid vent mount. This one is among the best vent mounting I've used. I used that for a couple of days while giving lots of time for the adhesive to cure before putting weight on it. If you stuck with that, it works very well too. The arm gives a great deal of flexibility for positioning and is reasonably stable. There is a bit of jitter as your car is moving/bumping along, but not excessive, and I'm not sure that is entirely avoidable with these materials. So far in a couple of months I haven't had the pivot points losing their positioning. The one swivel point directly behind the actual holder (where it attaches to the arm) does eventually start to become slightly loose so that the phone starts drifting into more of a tilt, but hand-tightening it gets you another few weeks. Plan on tightening that part every few weeks because it looks like it's the point where it will be working itself loose over time with regularity. Maybe that's an opportunity for the manufacturer to develop an improved locking mechanism. I've had nothing break so far, but I do get the feeling that the motorized grip mechanism and button don't FEEL especially solid, so it won't surprise me if something breaks earlier than I'd like. We'll see. That's currently just my perception so there is no actual evidence that this will happen. Will report back if it does break. ((Update after 10 months: It is still holding up just fine)) Updated review regarding the charging ability: Previously, my review indicated that it just barely maintains the phone's charge level (Pixel 7 Pro here) but wouldn't add to it. Well, turns out that there was some kind of change to either charging or power utilization in one of the firmware updates that has completely changed how the phone charges wirelessly so that now it can actually charge very well on this charger and with less heat than it was generating while charging before. So now if I head out with 85% battery, it has a good chance of being near 100% by the time I'm at my destination. That's good. So updated conclusion as well -- the sort of delicate feel (a lot of cheap plastic) hasn't so far led to any breakages. The adhesive on the dashboard has started coming loose a bit as the weight of the phone on the arm is pulling on it, so I expect that I'll have to find something like what was provided to reattach it at some point soon, but I can't deduct for that because if they made it any stronger it would probably make it too difficult or impossible to remove later on. The suction cup did come loose just once in nearly a year from that circular metal plate that's attached to the dash via adhesive, but again that's expected with suction cups as well, and once I reattached, it hasn't come loose again. Charging has been great since the firmware update. The motorized open/close works perfectly still. So I'm upping my score from 4 to 5 and fully recommending this charger/holder.

I actually hated this thing from the moment I received and installed it. I don’t understand how it has such positive reviews?? First off, It’s NOT wireless. I’ve had it for a few months now and every time I unplug it, it immediately does not work. So it has to stay plugged in even though it says wireless.. ? Unless I’m just stupid? Also, unless you use the attachment that sticks to glass or your dashboard, the other attachment that is meant to attach to your A/C vents is TERRIBLE. I purchased a brand new Mazda CX-5 and attached this to my air vent, not only does it constantly weight it down, but when I finally removed the piece of junk, it left a PERMANENT indentation in my dash. In my brand new car!! I don’t have a picture of it right now but I will attach one… LASTLY, it takes forever to open and close on your phone??! Like I want something that instantly closes on my phone, and my last one did that AND was motion sensored. Instead, you have to push the buttons on the back side and it takes 5-7 seconds/is really delayed. Again, I just don’t understand how this has such positive reviews. I wish I never bought this stupid thing.

I had my doubts, lots of them, whether this would work for me, since my car has absolutely zero surfaces which are appropriate for a dash mount. They are all curved in odd ways, or where they are level, putting a dash mount in one of those positions woud be tantamount to a death wish since it would block my vision. But I figured, "Why not?" and ordered this. Now my only complaint is in the lack of good documentation. Like many of the products which come from Asia these days, it came only with a small, folded insert that was more graphic images than actual words. Normally this isn't a problem since it's usually pretty easy to figure out where to plug something in, but that wasn't the problem. The device appeared to be broken. No matter how many times I pressed the release trigger, the armatures on the sides would not pop open. They were, in fact, locked tightly in place and I could not fathom for the life of me how to get them to operate. Only by pure luck did I discover that the armatures have only an electronic switch, not a mechanical one. Quite simply, like any other electrical device, it would not operate until plugged in. With this issue resolved I have found myself completely satisfied in every possible way. The only caveat that I might raise is that my phone does get quite hot when using the wireless charging function. I don't use any other wireless chargers so I don't know if this is an artifact of this mount or my phone itself, but it's not been an issue to date.

So this charger does everything its supposed to do. It opens and closes fine and even charges well. HOWEVER... it doesn't really fit my phone (Note 20 Ultra 5G) with the case on. The arms simply don't open wide enough. I basically have to push it into the phone mount with the arms fully retracted. It holds the phone fine once its in and I can pull it out fine also BUT I have the charger hard mounted to the dash. Others might find this impossible with other mounts as they will likely become dismounted from their mounting spot. It would likely work fine without the case, so technically their advertising isn't false, but who doesn't have a protective case on their phones these days? But basically I can't really make use of the auto clamping feature which is unfortunate. Also one other "feature" I don't like is that it will close the arms a few seconds after you have pushed the button to release your phone. So every time you get back into your car you have to push the button to get it to open up again. This is inconvenient especially when you consider that the last charger I had would stay open, and it was great to be able to jump in and quickly set your phone in the cradle without all the button pushing and waiting for it to open. A bigger problem with this is that the small battery in the charger that is supposed to open it with the car off dies after more than like 6 hours. So sometimes it wouldn't open for me until I turned the car on and I sitting there with my phone in my hand the whole time. All this sounds like little issues, but to be honest they have become tiresome to deal with especially since my last charger didn't work like this. I only replaced that one because after a year its stopped charging well. Finding a good wireless auto clamping charger hasn't been easy. I'll be searching for yet another one