Swedish firm Brodit make custom mounting units for each model of car to create a permanent mount for your phone.

Apple’s MagSafe tech, as found across the iPhone 12 range, opens up another, even better option, where the mount simply holds your iPhone via its built-in MagSafe charging pad. Unlike some MagSafe holders this one doesn’t charge your iPhone while you’re travelling, but it does maintain a strong hold on your device, and you can still charge using a cable. support for iOS devices) into a mount with an ingenious one-touch mechanism that allows you to insert and remove your device, one-handed. Spon On’s slogan “A Better Living for Less” embodies the idea that living better should not come at a cost. Your phone is secured in the mount with a magnet, meaning there’s no width restriction and it’s easy to put it in place and remove it at either end of your journey.

While there’s no additional support beyond the glossy Magsafe plate, it keeps a tenacious grip on compatible iPhones, and we couldn’t fault it during testing – provided the phone wasn’t in a silicon case. Even clunkier are mounts that have a ball and socket attachment: you’ll need to stick a metal socket to the back of your phone case, which clips into a ball on the in-car mount. How you attach the plate is up to you: you can use the supplied adhesive pad or slip it inside your shell or case. Each Goodman restaurant has its own ageing room, where we dry age already exceptional, expertly reared beef. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging .

Set your satnav route before leaving home, and steer clear of the TikToks, WhatsApp messages and in-car selfies. Certain phone mounts have clips or arms that hold the phone securely: you simply slide the device into place when you get into the car and remove it when you leave.

There’s not an awful lot to in-car phone mounts: they either hold your phone securely or they don’t. The mount itself keeps a sure grip on your vent, rotating into horizontal and vertical positions, and there’s a little play in the ball joint to get a decent viewing angle for the screen. You can also get suction grips and cradles that attach directly to your dashboard, although this won’t work if it has a textured surface.