Kaishengyuan Upgraded Phone Mount for 2011-2017 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU, Multi-Mount Phone Holder Dash Tray Storage Box System Kit with Extension Arm Metal Rod

Product looked okay but did not fit my jeep. If you have changed the audio system to android which comes with complete case then this wont fit.

I owned a 2017 Sahara 2 doors Jeep Wrangler. Obviously this car doesn’t have car play, so I need to use my phone for navigation. Tired of the situation finally decided to get something helpful for my phone and I did find this gadget which was well rated by other people on Amazon and even in other couple sites on the internet. It is sturdy. DO not bring the tool to replace the bolt from the dash, so I used some pliers and it came out great. It does bring an extra bolt but I decided to use the same original bolt. Also bring tapes to secure the piece from the bottom to the dash but I decided not to use them. In my opinion with the bolt is just enough. The color matches perfectly with the color of the dash and it is well made, definitely sturdy enough. In terms of stability is the thing that makes me a little sad. Most of the reviews seemed to say that the stability of the phone while driving was not good and it is true. The phone trembles while driving in a regular road (I don’t want to know how it would feel off road 🤣) The phone holds up well. I installed it in October and it’s still been working well (no accidents of my phone falling off from it) It has a bottom on the back to automatically remove the phone and fits a regular IPhone and a Pro Max too. Easy to connect the charger cable, and you can put your phone either horizontally or vertically. The value for the money is worth it and it does hold the phone good. Do recommend!

This holds up pretty well. I have a problem where my dash isn't exactly held into place by the clips like it should. If I pull top hard the plastic shell will pop out of its place so I was concerned with the weight of a phone tugging on it the entire time. I also have an aftermarket radio so I was unable to put a screw into anything. I had to use a nut and bolt to attach the thing. Which it works great. Took it up a mountain on a gravel road and I had 0 issues with it popping the clips out or with the phone. Sure it shakes quite a bit even on paved roads but the phone is held secure. I can see my map clearly despite the shaking which should really be the only reason you use it anyways, and it holds up great even on a gravel road. One of the best purchases. I had a traditional one that went on the windshield and wherever I put it I could never see around it so definitely this works perfectly for me. Holds the phone up with no risk of it falling and I can see again. It also fits like a glove and you would think it was stock if you didn't no any better you can't tell the difference

I love the idea, keeps space to keep my junk. Fitment is decent. Over all I like it. I like where the phone sits, low enough to not be a visual issue but right in my field of vision if using maps. The issue, after several months, is that the clasp for holding the phone is too small and my phone flies out on bumpy roads or speed bump! I do have a larger phone...s23plus, but tge clasps need to be a little longer and tge distance from the clasps to the fixed bottom needs to be a little longer. Not great if you have a larger phone!

The assembly attaches securely to the top of the dash with the combination of screw and tape. The metal phone ball mount arm is very steady, but it is positioned too high. The included plastic mount adapter is too flexible and causes the phone to vibrate excessively. It would be much better if the metal ball mount was simply straight even though it covers up some of the radio buttons.

This is exactly what I was looking for it. Fit perfectly on top of the tray in the dash. It screwed in perfectly (I ended up using the same screw from the vehicle). I did not use the provided double-sided tape because I wanted to see how strong it would be without it. And so far, so good! I have a large phone so have also rotated it to landscape view and that works nice for navigation (which is primarily what I needed). And even more: this doesn't block the radio, doesn't require sticky glue or suction cups. Exactly what I needed.