This makes it perfect for my car, and probably yours too.
The Spigen OneTap Pro 3 CryoMax mount is one such option.
It does attach to your dashboard (or windshield) with a suction cup, which isnt for everyone.
Read my full Spigen OneTap Pro3 CryoMax car mount review to find out more.
And sales have seen it drop to almost half that price.
Airvent models are also available for slightly less.
That’s all thanks to the magnetic wireless charging pad and the cooling fan that lives behind it.
From there we have a retractable metal arm that slides forwards and backwards, but otherwise doesnt move.
So youre limited to 7.5W wireless charging instead of the usual 15W.
Unfortunately, the CryoMax mount doesnt have anything to help, meaning it’s all up to you.
You stick the suction cup in your chosen spot and flick up the lock.
Personally, though, I didnt really need the mount.
Oh, and organizing that giant cable so it doesnt get in the way.
No matter what potholes I encountered on the roads it didnt go anywhere.
The fan is quiet, but it isnt completely silent.
You may hear a faint whirring noise at points, especially if youre not actually moving.
Officially speaking, the CryoMax is only compatible with iPhones and MagSafe.
When connected to aniPhone 15 Pro Max, I had zero issues in terms of connection or charging performance.
Based on my USB-C multimeter, the charging speed was under 7.5W as promised.
Thats something to be aware of if youre usingan Android phone with third-party magnetic cases.
The fan still worked as advertised, though.
But the magnetic aspect is a big part of why I like it so much.
It would have been nicer if the power cable was a little shorter, though.
I know I am.
