Adjustable Dash Car Mount - for MagSafe
Our strongest and most adjustable MagSafe car mount — designed to stick securely to your dash with ultra-strong VHB adhesive. The 23º rotatable ball head gives you full control over viewing angle and orientation, while our custom (M)Force™ magnet array delivers a stronger hold than standard MagSafe. Compatible with all MagSafe iPhones, magnetic Android phones, (M)Force Cases, and our Stick-On Adapter — with or without a case.
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Moment Adjustable Dash Car Mount for MagSafe — turn your commute into hands-free work time
The gist: A permanently-adhered dash mount that holds your phone securely enough for hands-free calls, podcast queues, and navigation during a commute or client drive — built with a stronger magnet array than stock MagSafe.
- Reinforced hold: Moment's (M)Force magnet array is engineered to grip harder than standard MagSafe, so your phone doesn't slide off during a hard stop in traffic.
- Adjustable viewing angle: A 23-degree rotatable ball head lets you angle the screen for a video call, GPS, or a properly framed dash-cam shot.
- Built to last: Uses weatherproof 3M VHB adhesive and a black anodized aluminum housing rather than a suction cup that degrades in heat.
- Wide device support: Compatible with all MagSafe iPhones, magnetic Android phones, and Moment's own (M)Force cases or Stick-On Adapter, cased or not.
Retailer listings including B&H Photo and Moment's own product page corroborate the anodized aluminum construction and 3M VHB adhesive mount — a meaningfully sturdier setup than the suction mounts most remote workers already own.
Best for: Remote workers who take calls or dictate notes during a daily commute and want a mount that won't budge. Skip it if: you switch vehicles frequently (rideshare driving, rentals) — the adhesive is meant to be semi-permanent. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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