Rotatable and Retractable Car Phone Holder

Your phone at eye level, right by the mirror

This rearview-mirror phone holder hooks onto your mirror and puts your navigation up where you're already looking, instead of down on the console. The arm rotates 360° and extends, the four-claw cradle holds your phone securely, and it folds up out of the way when you don't need it.

Why You'll Love It

• Eye-level navigation – mounts at mirror height, so your map is close to your line of sight instead of down in your lap.
• 360° rotating arm – turn your phone to portrait or landscape and set the exact viewing angle.
• Retractable arm – extends up to 1.2 in to bring your phone where you want it.
• Four-claw grip – two upper and two lower claws hold your phone steady over bumps and turns.
• Tool-free install – the U-shaped bracket hooks over the top and bottom of your mirror with rubber-capped pegs; no tools or drilling.
• Folds out of the way – swing the holder up beside the mirror to keep your view clear when parked or not in use.

How to Use

1. Hook the U-shaped bracket over the top edge of your rearview mirror and press the lower peg under the bottom edge.
2. Extend and rotate the arm until the cradle sits where you want it.
3. Open the claws, set your phone in the cradle and press the claws closed.
4. Set up your route and adjust the angle before you start driving.

Specifications

• Mounting location: rearview mirror
• Rotation: 360°
• Arm extension: up to 1.2 in
• Grip: four claws
• Material: heat-resistant ABS plastic
• Installation: tool-free
• Fits: most smartphones and most rearview mirrors
• In the box: 1 × rotatable and retractable car phone holder

FAQ

Will it fit my phone? The adjustable four-claw cradle is designed to fit most smartphone sizes.

Does it need adhesive or tools? No tools are needed – the bracket hooks onto the rearview mirror itself.

Can I use it in landscape mode? Yes, the arm rotates 360°, so you can switch between portrait and landscape.

Is it safe to adjust while driving? Please set up your phone and angle before you drive or while parked, make sure the phone doesn't block your view, and check your local laws on mirror and windshield mounts.