00:00Okay, so if you've ever had your phone slide off the dash mid-turn, or you're still balancing it
00:04in a cup holder like it's 2012, this one's for you. I spent way too long digging through mounts,
00:10reading reviews, and comparing prices, and I found 5 retractable dashboard phone mounts that
00:15are actually worth your money right now. Let's get into it. First up is the Gravity Sucker Car
00:22Phone Holder. This one uses a gravity clamp design, so when you drop your phone in, the arms
00:27close automatically, no buttons, no fumbling, just set it and go. It retracts down flat when you don't
00:33need it, spins a full 360 degrees, and fits anything from a 4.7 to a 7.9-inch phone,
00:39so your Pro Max is
00:40covered. It's on the premium side at $87.60, but with over 4,000 sold and a 4.8 rating,
00:48people clearly
00:49aren't returning these. If you want something that feels solid and looks built-in, this is it.
00:55Next, if you're an iPhone person, this MagSafe magnetic car mount is honestly the smoothest
01:00experience of the bunch. You just bring your phone near it and it snaps, one hand, one second, done.
01:07The retractable arm lets you pull it out toward you for navigation, then push it back in so it's
01:11out of your sightline, and it works on your dashboard or your windshield. It's $92.36, which is the
01:18priciest here, but it's also got the highest rating in this lineup at 4.9. If you're already
01:24living in the MagSafe ecosystem, this is the one that just makes sense. Now here's where it gets
01:30interesting for the budget crowd. This retractable longarm dashboard mount is only $18.98.
01:38$18. And it's still got a 4.8 rating with over 4,000 sold. The longarm extends out so your
01:45phone
01:45sits right where you actually want it, instead of buried down near the vents, and the whole thing
01:49is built for one-handed operation, grab your phone, drop it back in, I stay on the road.
01:55If you just need something that works and you don't want to spend $90, start here.
02:00Number 4 is basically its close cousin, and it's $18.99, literally a penny more.
02:06What I like about this one is the emphasis on the non-slip base and the sturdier build.
02:11It's made to fit all smartphones, so it doesn't care if you've got a chunky case on,
02:16and the extendable arm holds steady instead of doing that annoying wobble thing on rough roads.
02:21Same 4.8 rating, same great price. Honestly, between this and the last one,
02:27you really can't go wrong, pick whichever color or style you like better.
02:31And finally, the universal retractable dashboard holder with the 270-degree adjustable arm.
02:37This one has the best rating of the entire list, a perfect 5 stars.
02:42That adjustment range means you can angle it for portrait, landscape, high, low,
02:46whatever your setup needs, and it uses a strong suction base that actually grips,
02:51plus retracts down when you're parked. At $75.38 it's an investment,
02:56but a perfect rating with over 4,000 sales is not something you see every day.
03:01If you want the most flexible positioning, this is your pick.
03:05Alright, that's the 5.
03:08All the links are down in the description, and prices on these do move around,
03:12so it's worth checking before they change.
03:14If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe,
03:17I post deal roundups like this every week.
03:20Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.
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