The head turns through a complete circle, so portrait, landscape and every angle between are one twist apart. Spring-loaded arms close on the sides of the phone and keep hold over bad road surfaces. It clips to a vent slat or sits on a flat dash panel, with nothing to screw in.

Most brackets lock the phone in one orientation and allow a few degrees of tilt. Fine for a map, awkward for anything else. A head that rotates freely means you never unclip the phone just to change the view.
One less phone sliding into the passenger footwell at the first corner.

Hook the clip over a horizontal vent slat, or press the base onto a clean, flat piece of dashboard. Center the phone so the arms land on the frame and not on the volume or power buttons. Set the angle in the driveway rather than at a red light.

Mount it once and leave it there.
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