Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Holds a phone in a car CD slot for hands-free viewing and GPS use
This universal holder slides into a car CD slot to cradle an iPhone 5SE or 6s securely. The bracket also supports GPS devices, keeping navigation visible without blocking vents or the windscreen. Installation requires no tools and leaves the dashboard unmodified.
It upgrades from sticky pads that lose grip in heat or suction cups that fall off textured surfaces. The jump is worth it when the vehicle still has an accessible CD slot and the driver wants a solid, rattle-free position for a compatible phone or GPS unit.
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Yes, the mount slides into any standard single-DIN CD slot; the spring-loaded blade expands to grip the slot walls without tools.
After inserting the blade, you must tighten the side knob until the mount feels rigid; skipping this lets the holder wobble when the car vibrates.
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