Best Car Phone Mounts of 2026: Top Picks After Real Road Trip Testing

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A Wired reviewer tested approximately a dozen car phone mounts during road trips this summer to identify the top performers. The evaluation focused on two key criteria: how securely each mount holds a phone and whether it obstructs the driver's line of sight. Among the models tested, picks from Belkin, Andery, and Andobil emerged as standout recommendations. The review aimed to help drivers find reliable hands-free phone solutions for safer driving.

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