How & What do you do, to mount your Cell Phone?
 

I searched up 'cell phone holder"

didn't get many results...

I am looking at Modifry's dash bracket, but I am interested in seeing what everyone else is doing...

I want to mount my Cell Phone (S7) near my dash for GPS and other cell phone functions.

Thanks!!!

Modifry is the best option man. I have that on my car and its a solid product.

This one?

http://www.modifry.com/index.php?rou...&product_id=93

Yes, that is just the bracket however, they also sell a universal phone holder that you can attach to the bracket and it makes for a solid phone mount in a very nice location on the dash

The Arkon seat bolt mount is great if you don't mind the phone lower in your visibility.

Here is my Modifry with the Ram X-Grip mount...with and without the phone. Love the position of the phone...I hate having the phone below the dashboard, as I don't feel safe looking down and taking my eyes completely off the road...

http://i59.tinypic.com/mcw56p.jpg

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I personally have this one.

http://www.modifry.com/index.php?rou...product_id=105

Love it.

i use a modifry dash bracket and a proclipsusa holder. been using this combo for yrs.

I prefer the dash mount in the first link and have been using it for the last 5 years...one of my first and favorite mods :-) Keep in mind the mount by the passenger seat can be tricky if you have passengers who are tall, large, or not careful.

My phone stays on my belt and a much more capable Garmin GPS sits on the dashboard alongside the Valentine One. The GPS has Bluetooth capability and links to my phone seamlessly for hands-free as well as displaying alerts that come into the phone. The GPS is voice activated to include the phone functions and works well even at highway speeds with the roof down. I can climb out of the car and the phone stays with me (and v.v.). Using the phone as a GPS needs the same power connection as a real GPS or the phone dies rapidly.

I did try a rather nice mount that clamps in the CD slot on the radio. Nothing permanent.

-- Chuck