In my cup holder.
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That's a nice setup for people who need to rely on their phone for things. I mainly use my main screen and CarPlay where needed. My phone usually sits in the cupholder (just resting, no cupholder mount), or the wireless charging tray (if both cupholders are needed). If I needed a phone mount, this is exactly the kind I would want, especially paired with the 3-screw dash rail:We’ve seen plenty of setups—vent mounts, windshield mounts, cup holders, and sometimes just the passenger seat.
They all work… until the phone blocks the airflow, starts sliding around, or takes up the cup holder you actually need.
So we made a mount that installs on the factory screw location at the top of the Bronco dash. It keeps the phone easy to see, can be adjusted vertically or horizontally, and doesn’t require drilling or sticking anything to the windshield.
It’s a small upgrade, but hopefully one less thing moving around inside the Bronco.
I really like the design of this product as well. Is there anyone else using the same model?I have one like below. It gets a little in the way of the front cup holder, but not by much. Nice solution - whoever came up the idea to mount it there. I have short cord coming from the USB port like in the pic.
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Slobber proofA "nice-to-have" for sure.