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Product Description
RAM-HOL-UN15WBU & RAM-B-166-UN15WU
RAP-B-202-AP-MAGU, RAM-B-166-AP-MAGU & RAM-B-102-AP-MAGU
RAP-B-299-4-AP-MAGU
Device Compatibility for RAP-B-202-AP-MAGU, RAM-B-166-AP-MAGU, RAM-B-102-AP-MAGU & RAP-B-299-4-AP-MAGU
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| RAM Ball Adapter for Apple MagSafe | RAM Twist-Lock Suction Cup Mount for Apple MagSafe | RAM Drill-Down Mount for Apple MagSafe | RAM Stubby Cup Holder Mount for Apple MagSafe | RAM Quick-Grip Holder with Ball for Apple MagSafe Compatible Phones | RAM Quick-Grip Suction Cup Mount for Apple MagSafe Compatible Phones | |
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| Price | — | — | $35.49 | — | — | $98.49 |
| Ball B Size (1") | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Medium Arm | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Compatible with iPhone 12, 13 and 14 Series | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Compatible with Only iPhone 12 Series | ✓ | ✓ |
Reviews with images
Very functional solution
Long story short…. Your phone case totally makes or breaks this setup. Also, I do love how I can just throw my phone on the puck and it’s mounted and charging, either in portrait or vertical and everything in between.I went down the rabbit hole of car mount research and finally decided to give this setup a try. If you are like me and you want a strong, durable, adjustable, and functional car mount that wirelessly charges your phone at 20 watts then I think you will be very happy with this one. The Apple charger just presses into the adapter and it perfectly fits into any of your RAM type B, 1” balls. You will need a 20 watt charger with USB C to plug the Apple charger into to get the full 20 watts. The real key here is to get a phone case that has a strong enough magnet to hold your phone in place while driving on rough roads. I would say the CloudValley case would be the minimum you need for this with the Phone Rebel case being ideal. The original Apple MagSafe case should be somewhere in the middle of those so that should be fine too. Other honorable mentions are the Mous or Magbak cases which seem to have strong magnetic connections as well. Depending on where you drive, you might be able to get away with a bit less magnetism. I drove about 100 miles on south Louisiana roads, which I consider to be some of the worst in the country, and I only had it fall off once while using the CloudValley case. It was a giant pothole that I hit going 50 mph and I think it nearly broke my truck. For normal roads with smaller potholes, speed bumps, and such, I think the CloudValley or better will produce zero drops.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2022
Long story short…. Your phone case totally makes or breaks this setup. Also, I do love how I can just throw my phone on the puck and it’s mounted and charging, either in portrait or vertical and everything in between.
I went down the rabbit hole of car mount research and finally decided to give this setup a try. If you are like me and you want a strong, durable, adjustable, and functional car mount that wirelessly charges your phone at 20 watts then I think you will be very happy with this one. The Apple charger just presses into the adapter and it perfectly fits into any of your RAM type B, 1” balls. You will need a 20 watt charger with USB C to plug the Apple charger into to get the full 20 watts. The real key here is to get a phone case that has a strong enough magnet to hold your phone in place while driving on rough roads. I would say the CloudValley case would be the minimum you need for this with the Phone Rebel case being ideal. The original Apple MagSafe case should be somewhere in the middle of those so that should be fine too. Other honorable mentions are the Mous or Magbak cases which seem to have strong magnetic connections as well. Depending on where you drive, you might be able to get away with a bit less magnetism. I drove about 100 miles on south Louisiana roads, which I consider to be some of the worst in the country, and I only had it fall off once while using the CloudValley case. It was a giant pothole that I hit going 50 mph and I think it nearly broke my truck. For normal roads with smaller potholes, speed bumps, and such, I think the CloudValley or better will produce zero drops.
I went down the rabbit hole of car mount research and finally decided to give this setup a try. If you are like me and you want a strong, durable, adjustable, and functional car mount that wirelessly charges your phone at 20 watts then I think you will be very happy with this one. The Apple charger just presses into the adapter and it perfectly fits into any of your RAM type B, 1” balls. You will need a 20 watt charger with USB C to plug the Apple charger into to get the full 20 watts. The real key here is to get a phone case that has a strong enough magnet to hold your phone in place while driving on rough roads. I would say the CloudValley case would be the minimum you need for this with the Phone Rebel case being ideal. The original Apple MagSafe case should be somewhere in the middle of those so that should be fine too. Other honorable mentions are the Mous or Magbak cases which seem to have strong magnetic connections as well. Depending on where you drive, you might be able to get away with a bit less magnetism. I drove about 100 miles on south Louisiana roads, which I consider to be some of the worst in the country, and I only had it fall off once while using the CloudValley case. It was a giant pothole that I hit going 50 mph and I think it nearly broke my truck. For normal roads with smaller potholes, speed bumps, and such, I think the CloudValley or better will produce zero drops.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2022
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Adam Brzozowski
Does not hold apple magsafe properly
Reviewed in Germany on February 22, 2024