JDHDL Rear View Mirror Phone Mount 360° Rotating Black Adjustable
Mounts on the rear-view mirror with 360° rotation to keep phones 4–7" in sight while driving
- TypeRear View Mirror
- ColorBlack
- FeaturesAdjustable
- 360° rotation lets you set any viewing angle
- Mounts on rear-view mirror to keep eyes on the road
- Fits all 4–7 inch phones with adjustable silicone grips
- ABS and silicone build resists heat and scratches
- Thread-knob design installs in seconds without tools
Rear-View Mirror Phone Mount
The JDHDL holder clamps to a vehicle’s rear-view mirror and grips phones from four to seven inches wide. A 360° rotating joint lets the driver set the screen in portrait or landscape without removing the device. It is aimed at commuters and delivery drivers who want navigation visible at eye level.
Replaces Dash and Vent Mounts
Unlike suction-cup or vent-clip cradles, this design keeps the windscreen clear and avoids blocking airflow. The upgrade is worth it when the dashboard texture defeats adhesives or when vent blades are too shallow for a secure grip. The adjustable rod accepts mirror stems thicker or thinner than .45 inch.
Fixed Mirror Geometry
The clamp range is defined by the mirror stem diameter, so unusually thick or tapered stems may not fit. Rotation is manual and has no locking detents, meaning vibration on rough roads can shift the angle. The mount adds mass to the mirror assembly, which some vehicles’ auto-dimming sensors may interpret as glare.
Highlights
- 360° rotation lets you set any viewing angle
- Mounts on rear-view mirror to keep eyes on the road
- Fits all 4–7 inch phones with adjustable silicone grips
- ABS and silicone build resists heat and scratches
- Thread-knob design installs in seconds without tools
Specifications
| Brand | JDHDL |
|---|---|
| Type | Rear View Mirror |
| Color | Black |
| Features | Adjustable |
Questions about this item
What rear-view mirror stem diameter does the connecting rod accommodate?
The connecting rod fits stems up to 0.45 inch thick; choose the thick or thin silicone insert to match your mirror's diameter.
How do you secure the holder to the mirror without tools?
Slide the clamp over the mirror stem, then rotate the threaded knob until the silicone pads grip firmly; no screws or adhesives are required.
When should the silicone inserts be replaced?
Replace the silicone pads when they lose grip, show cracks, or become sticky from heat exposure, typically after extended high-temperature use.
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