Airframe+ | Air Vent Car Phone Holder Mount, Cell Phone Stand for Car

This phone holder is exactly what you want when it comes to durability and dependability. It’s sturdy, holds my phone securely without any wobbling, and feels built to last. I had my previous one for over 10 years. It’s simple, reliable, and does its job perfectly every time. Definitely a great long-term buy if you don’t want to keep replacing cheap holders.

The Airframe+ mount is not only a sleek and compact product, but it's super useful and as it has the ability to rotate in any orientation all while being able to fit into your pocket. You can quickly change between portrait orientation (for using the home screen) to landscape orientation (for apps like navigation) without having to remove and readjust the mount. Docking and removing your phone is a snap with the Airframe+. The Airframe+ features an adjusting arm, that adapts to fit a smaller phone like the iPhone 4 and larger phones like the iPhone 6 Plus. The mount applies a tight grip on your phone so it won’t fall out when you’re driving on bumpy roads (it works great here in northern New Jersey where there are crater like potholes everywhere). Although the Airframe+ holds onto your iPhone tightly, it is lined with a nice soft material in order to protect against scratching your phone. All in all, the Airframe+ is a simple, slim, attractive and super affordable mount! I use this with my iPhone 5s and it works amazing. The only con I can think of is that if you have your heat on and have no way of shutting off the vent(like on my 2010 accord) your phone may overheat. It's happened to me.

What a nifty little device! I use it for hands free calling and nav clipped to my vent left of the steering wheel in my 00 Porsche Boxster 986. Perfect location for visibility and call clarity. With the top up, I can hear and be heard very well at all normal driving speeds. With the top down, you can't really get away with calls at anything close to highway speeds, but that is to be expected. I tend to use mine with the vent closed about 80-90% to prevent noise from the AC. I've also tried it in my girlfriend's VW Golf and my dad's Honda S2000... same story--works great! My dad was so impressed with it that I gave him mine and ordered another on Prime. I should mention that ordered the Plus size because of all of the larger phones that are coming out these days and also because I wanted flat black to match my interior. It blends in better whether the phone is clipped into place or not and looks far from cheap. The Plus size works fine with normal sized smart phones like my iPhone 5s in a Casemate case and my Moto-X in a generic silicone case. I've had no issues with the phones falling out of place over bumps or during hard cornering. The back of the phone does get cold when the vent is not all the way closed, but I live in AZ where it's HOT and prefer to keep the phone cool when nav is running anyway. I have not noted any ill effects on battery life or phone performance. The real money-saving bonus for me: I was seriously considering spending close to $1000 to upgrade my factory radio to include a double din set up with nav and bluetooth capability, but this little gadget has largely made me forget those plans. Thank you, Kenu!

I really like the Kenu Airframe+ as it's the only car mount I have found that works with my large Nexus 6P and the bumper around it. I tried other mounts that were magnetic and the adhesive wore out over time, and larger mounts with a swivel arm with a dashboard suction cup that couldn't hold the weight of a large phone. The Kenu Airframe+ vent mount on the back has a simple option for thick or thin air vents and fits perfectly into the vents on my 2017 Kia Sportage. I have driven with the Kenu Airframe+ for a few weeks and it doesn't bounce or shake at all when I turn corners or hit bumps in the road. The phone holder itself has a very solid grip on the phone and it keeps the phone securely in place. I also like the size and portability of the Kenu Airframe+ so I can carry it in my pocket if I need to use it on my desk or another flat surface. My only serious complaint here is with the holder for the phone. I knocked it one star because of this. It is impossible for me to easily remove the phone from the Kenu Airframe+ with one hand. I have to remove the Kenu Airframe+ from the air vent, then pull back on the spring with both hands to remove my phone. When I get back into my car, I have to insert my phone back into the Kenu Airframe+ with both hands and put it back into the air vents. Over time, I can see where this repeated removing and inserting the mount into the air vents will either damage my vents or the Kenu Airframe+ rubber mounts on the back. I wish there was a one button feature that allowed me to easily insert or release my phone in the Kenu Airframe+, otherwise it's annoying having to struggle with the spring mount just to get my phone in and out of the Kenu Airframe+ Hopefully, there is a simple hack that would allow for this to happen. I really love the Kenu Airframe+ but it just needs to be more accessible with one hand.

This, coupled with an Anker fast-charger and Anker 1-ft USB Cable created a very sleek hook-up on my dash for my smartphone (Galaxy Note 5). The pressure is very sufficient to hold the phone in place. The grippers are padded. You can rotate the vent prongs to orient this in Portrait or Landscape mode. But Note: There's very little adjustable tilt on this. No tilting up or down (except as the vent vanes might allow). No rotating left-or-right. So... if your vents are rolled back and somewhat facing the ceiling, this might not work for you. If they are more upright (like in my Dodge Durango) -- perfect! And I was able to grip the phone anywhere along its length, with equally-great holding power. I tried a magnet system before this -- what a joke! The phone slid right off the magnet under its own weight -- unless it was in direct contact with the phone back (meaning, I had to take the cover off each time). This Airframe+ grips the phone with the cover -- NO PROBLEM! I also had bought the latest "extendable arm on a suction-cup rig" before this. The first iteration of that design worked great in my Honda Ridgeline, but the Dodge Durango has a far-deeper dash, so I thought the extendable arm would help bring it closer. It did -- but the shake and jitter was MAGNIFIED by the road surface, make it impossible to tap correctly on the screen, or to even read it. This vent mount has solved that issue immediately. My vents are right next to the steering wheel. Two possible issues to be aware of: 1) The steering wheel blocks my view a little, but I may be able to fix that by lowering its position, or raising the Kenu on the vent. 2) This does block the vent, so if you must have air blowing from that vent, be forewarned. The cool air will help the phone run better, but you get little air.

Bought this mount to use with LG G3 for Uber and Lyft driving. Been using it for about a month now. It works great, stays in the vents, holds phone securely and gives me several options on where to mount my phone when driving. I had to try it several different ways with my vents on an Acura MDX due to the shape of the dash around the vents, but after a few tries, I found a position that worked well. When you take it out of the box, it looks small, but it holds well and is very easy to use. Pros: -Small but effective (holds 5.5" LG G3 with ease) -Easy to change mount locations -Easy to remove and store when not needed Cons: -None really (I wasn't sure if the standard version would hold my 5.5" LG G3 so I went with the larger clip for a few dollars more. Maybe the standard clip would work, but I'm very happy with this mount)

I had the original Airframe for my iPhone 5 and I loved it. Simple, versatile, and easy to move around. When I got my iPhone 6 Plus, I was disappointed to find that it wouldn't fit into my Airframe. I bit the bullet and paid the extra 50% (why is that) for the Airframe+. The heavier phone sags a bit, sometime accidentally pressing buttons on my dash, but for the most part the Airframe+ works as advertised. As other reviewers have mentioned, you can't really angle the phone toward you if you mount it in a vent that's off to the side, but that has never really bothered me. Unfortunately, there's one con, and it's big. The Airframe+ is still not big enough to hold an iPhone 6 Plus in a protective case. It barely fits if your phone is in an extremely minimal, bumper style, case, but anything else will be too big. This is very disappointing since they obviously released the Airframe+ specifically to accommodate an iPhone 6 Plus. Why on Earth didn't they just add another half inch? Surely they know people use cases. So, buyer beware if you put your phone in anything thicker than a bumper. It will not fit. To give you a concrete example, I have a Caseology Bumper Frame case (http://amzn.to/1JInVv4), which fits into the Airframe+ with about 1 millimeter to spare. I also have a Merit case (http://amzn.to/1B11Vu3), and it does not fit into the Airframe+. The two cases (Caseology and Merit) look to be about the same size, so I measured each with a digital caliper. The Caseology is 85 mm wide, and the Merit is 88 mm wide. This means that the Airframe+ could probably accommodate an 86 mm case at the very widest. A naked iPhone 6 Plus (no case), is 78 mm wide so you can't use a case that adds more than 4 mm to each side if you want to put it into your Airframe+. A stack of 3 dimes is 4 mm high, so you can see there's not much leeway here.

This is perfect for using with my Samsung Galaxy S24+. It expands to fit the phone, and pushes into the air vent easily. I've had one for probably 20 or so years and love it. I decided to buy a couple more so that I could have one for each car and not worry about losing the one that I do have - I went through a period of time when I couldn't find it.

Super Produkt! Habe dieses Produkt in meinen beiden Autos (Sommer-Auto & Winter-Auto) Meine Eltern haben auch 2 Stück davon im Auto (ein für den Fahrer und eine für den Beifahrer) Die Handy's (IPhone 16 Pro, IPhone 14 Pro und IPhone 13mini) werden super fest gehalten! Es wackelt nichts und man kann das Handy zu 100% bedienen! 100%ig Kaufempfehlung! Würde ich immer wieder kaufen!

Pequeño, practico y hace su función perfectamente. Casi no se ve en el salpicadero y soporta perfectamente el teléfono, en mi caso un iPhone 6.Buen material. Lo compre directamente a Amazon y por supuesto que es el original. Lei que alguno tuvo sorpresa y le sirvieron un fake.Un poco caro, aunque creo que merece la pena.

I've been using Kenu Airframe+ phone clamps for over 10 years in my cars. Though they're not cheap compared to other options from China, they actually work perfectly for year and they can be used in landscape and portrait mode. If you're looking for a phone clamp to install on the airvents of you car, this is by far the best solutions.

This is my 2nd purchase of a Kenu Airframe holder for iphone. I had a smaller version, but upgraded from iphone 6 to iPhone 8plus so I needed a bigger mount to hold the phone + case. Overall product performs very well, holds firmly into vents and I can remove my phone without it coming off the vent. Also the turn dial works well and isn't loose. I have had the product for several months with regular use and no issues. Very minimal design and I am very pleased with this product, does exactly what I needed hence why I bought a 2nd one!

He tenido soportes de la marca Kenu desde hace cuatro años y nunca me han fallado. Toda mi familia los usa en sus coches y nadie ha tenido nunca ningún problema. Tuve que comprar este modelo en específico porque cambié al iPhone 7 Plus, le queda excelente y aún se puede usar con los modelos más pequeños. Definitivamente es uno de los mejores soportes para el coche, además de que es muy discreto y no estorba a la vista tenga o no tenga el celular montado.