Spigen OneTap Pro 3 Wireless Car Charger Designed for Tesla (Screen Mount) Designed for MagSafe Compatible iPhone

Perfect for my model y. Works well. Fast charging, powerful magnet, adjustable. The chord was long and plugs in to the back charger and hides in the seam of the console. It also came with a second adhesive pad just in case. Fast delivery. I highly recommend this brand. I also have gotten the screen protector.

Nice mount, but lasted about 1 week and then the adhesive started failing. I live in hot Las Vegas and its not even summer yet, so I can imagine what summer will bring. Returned it for a replacement thinking it was faulty, but now looking at the reviews and realized I should have never bought it.

While I dont use this in the car, I mounted this to my monitor. the magnet is strong enough to hold my phone and even my airpods pro case with w/ a protective case and charge through it. I highly recommend this mag safe charger.

This would have gotten more stars if it didn’t constantly fall off. It came with 2 adhesive circles to stick it to the back of the touchscreen of my Model Y which have both failed when they get too warm. It holds my phone easily with the MagSafe compatibility and charges decently quickly. It does offer good rotation and extend/retraction abilities but is useless if it won’t stay mounted.

The Spigen phone charger and mount is a game-changer for my Tesla! The push-to-lock feature ensures optimal viewing with its 360-degree rotation, and the double-jointed metal arm can be easily hidden when not in use. The strong adhesive keeps it securely mounted, and the extended L-shaped USB-C cable fits perfectly in the rear outlets. Spigen's OneTap technology makes mounting my iPhone a breeze. Highly recommend for any Tesla owner!

Lasted about a month before adhesive failed. Properly prepped surface area; even allowed adhesive to sit 24 hours before attaching phone. Vehicle is garage kept from late afternoon til morning. While it was attached, it worked wonderfully, and was excellent for commutes and trips.

My son really likes it and that’s why I bought it, it works great

The design, from the extension of the arm, push button to extend or swivel, and the wide angle it can be manipulated so your phone is pointed where you want it to be are all fantastic. However, and this is the most crucial, it won’t stay stuck. I’ve been through both of the supplied double sided adhesives they sent with the device, and they just can’t keep up with the combination of interior car heat (I’m in Texas) and the weight of the phone bouncing down the road. It eventually dangles like a broken arm on the millimeter of tape that keeps on sticking.Here’s the deal, that’s the tape, not the device. But, the device is useless if it’s not reliably STUCK to the back of the model 3 screen…I’m going to try some industrial 3M body panel tape next to see if that solves the issue. because see I really like the device.If they end up redesigning, it would be nice to make the back piece of plastic that is supposed to be flush with the back of the screen also have a slight curve to match the curve of the screen back panel, or be a little flexible to allow for more full contact.