Somewhere to put the phone
A phone is most useful when it is where you can see it and your hands are free: on the dashboard showing the route, on the handlebars, propped on the desk for a video call, or by the bed. This department holds everything that does that job, from holders for the car and the bike to stands for the desk and grips that stick to the back of the phone. Every page below is its own range.
On the move
At home and at work
In the hand
Ring holders and phone grips and sockets stick or click onto the back of the phone. A finger goes through the ring, or the grip pops out between two fingers, so a big phone is easier to hold in one hand and less likely to be dropped. Most fold out into a small stand as well. Several here are magnetic and made for MagSafe-compatible phones and cases.
How to choose a mount or stand
Start with where the phone will be and how it will be fixed: a clip, a clamp, a suction cup, a sticky pad or a magnet. Then check the fit. Each holder states the phone sizes it takes, so measure your phone in its case. A magnetic holder needs a phone with magnets of its own, such as an iPhone from the iPhone 12 on, or a magnetic case. For anything that holds the phone outdoors, think about rain and sun as well as the grip.
Questions people ask about phone mounts and stands
Can I use a phone holder in the car legally?
Yes. A phone in a holder that you do not hold is hands-free, as long as it does not block your view of the road and you stay in full control. The guide to car phone holders and the law sets it out.
Will a magnetic holder affect my phone?
Apple advises keeping magnets and metal plates away from the area round the rear camera, because they can affect its stabilisation and focus. Holders made for the magnetic ring sit below the camera.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery is included in every price and tracked to your door. Each product page says when it usually arrives.
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