ZeeHoo Wireless Car Charger,15 W Fast Charging Auto-Clamping Car Mount,Windshield Dash Air Vent Phone Holder for iPhone 14 13 12 Mini 11 Pro Max XS XR 8,Samsung S22 S21 S20 Note 20 10 9 8

This is an honest assessment and review of this Zeehoo Qi quick charge car mount. To start, the mount feels pretty well built, like a mid tier level product. Not cheap but not expensive. Suction Mounting - It comes with suction cup extension bracket and a air vent bracket. Living in Texas I didn't even want to try the suction mount knowing that the mid-day heat will dry the suction cup and the mount WILL fall. It's happened with many different suction mounts so many times I straight up avoided it. Air Vent Mount - I went directly to the air vent mounting option. I read reviews saying the vent mount was terrible but honestly it works and does not move around. So far it's the best air vent mount I've come across. There is a aligator like clip for the vent slots and a flip down piece that braces against the vent to prevent flopping around and shifting. Phone grasping- Here is a problem. The phone clamps that grasp and retract should work but there is the occasional release and the phone will tumble. Not sure what the deal is. I have adequate power going to the unit but I really think that the "side buttons" are too sensitive. They are not really buttons either. They appear to be buttons but they down push. They are proximity type sensors that if you slide your fingers near will release the clamps. This kinda sucks because if you barely brush up against them they will release the phone unexpectedly. I would prefer real clickable buttons to prevent this. And sometimes they just open up on their own. It's decerning because you can't 100% trust the mount to fully grasp your phone. Bummer. Also you need to have the car on or have available power to the charge brick if you want to remove your phone. The clamp motors will not move without power. Charging Speed - it's fine for a slight trickle charge but for serious charging you'll want to plug in. The iPhones apparently can't take the 10w charge so it's limited to 5w. So not really quick. It ends up just above where you started if you run a map app and/or podcast/music when you drive. Also do not duel charge while on the stand. I forgot about the Qi charger for a second and mounted the phone and plugged in a lighting cord. The phone started to over heat. Be careful. I quickly realized it and removed the cord. Overall the charging works but is slow. Overall thoughts - it's decent. I'm sure there are better chargers out there albeit more expensive. This one came in just under $40. I think if they are willing to take critical feedback and make changes to the charger's flaws, it would be an awesome buy. Overall I think it will work but have read that other's have experienced theirs working for a couple weeks then completely dying. I've had it a week so if that happens I will update this review. I would say it does work but needs some much needed improvements.

With any new product and company I'm unfamiliar with I always look at the packaging first as the quality and content (spelling and grammar) will immediately give me a first indicator of what to expect. Not top notch quality, but the product was packaged well and the instructions were easy to read with good pictures and diagrams. I didn't see any overt grammatical or spelling errors. Each individual component is wrapped in cellophane type material had no defects. Keep in mind this does not come with a car charger adapter, you'll need to supply your own. You have three ways to mount this wireless charger, on the dash, on the windshield, or on an air vent. It comes with a suction cup for the first two options and a vent clip mount for the other. The articulating arm can be adjusted similar to one of the other top brands in the market. One major difference is that this is connected to power via USB C, which was great as my car already had a USB C wire running to the dash for a previous mount that broke. Followng the instructions, I put the suction cup mount on the mount. I cleaned the windshield as instructed, peeled off the suction cup film, and stuck it to the windshield. I then pushed the tab down to ensure a tight seal. I then plugged in the USB C cord to power the unit. So far, everything was easy! I angled the arm and mount where I needed them to be and tightened all of the articulating points. So because this is a motorized mount, you have to have power on. This is the only drawback for me as my power source is only on when the car is in accessory mode or on. I turned my car on, the unit powered on and provided indication via an led light. The arms extended on the sides so I put my Note10+ in. Didn't start charging... then I realized I needed to pull the bottom of the mount down to center my charging coils in the phone and charger. I pushed one of the side buttons to get my phone out, extended the bottom, and placed my phone back in. Lo and behold it charges! Keep in mind that my Note10+ has a UAG case on it so I was worried it wasn't going to charge because of the thickness. To test the charger, I had YouTube and Google maps running at the same time on multiple drives to see if the charger could keep up/top off my battery. These are the heavy apps I would use on the go outside of anything running in the background. I was pleasantly surprised to see that it could! Looking at the instructions, there is fast charging QC2.0/3.0/4.0, which my car adapter supports. The mount itself seems very solid and it has enough clamping force to hold my phone over bumps even when angled downwards at approximately 30 degree angles. Now, I gave this 5 stars today, but I live in Florida where sun and heat will destroy phone holders, chargers, and dashcam. I'll have to track the longevity of the suctuon cup, mount, motors, and overall charging capability over time to really see if it's worth spending the money. There is a 12 month warranty you register for, but hopefully I won't have to leverage that service. Outside of that, this seems to be a really good alternative to the other well known company product I was using previously.