I tried searching just in case, didn't find anything...

Many go with the ProClip which mounts to the left of the screen did not like this also did not want to route the wire behind things. I have also seen some magnetic mount over the hazard button but not a huge fan of the location. I just got a goose neck and mounted it to the passenger seat later added an extension bracket to get better placement against the dash to it wont bounce around as much. It does leave a little "dent" on the dash which I don't mind. It's not the best picture but hope it gets the idea across. ill try to get a better one later.

 

I had an old gooseneck mount to the seat bolt in a previous car (actually used it with two other cars) but the phone holder part never felt very secure. Now with the larger phone I gave up on it, maybe I should look into newer gooseneck style mounts.

 

I use one of these stuck to the passenger side of the center tunnel.

 

I don't hate that. How secure is the adhesive in the summer?

 

I put mine in the little rubberized tray behind the E-brake (where there's a useless armrest in most other cars). It's probably a bit small for most phones, but mine fits perfectly (iPhone 11 Pro). Kind of awkward to reach for, but Carplay does everything I want while driving.

 

This what I have been doing with my Iphone 15 Pro Max it fits on there perfectly and it does not move even under spirited driving and yes I have found running car play I do not even have to look or touch the phone while driving. GPS Maps, calls all on the dash touch screen.

 

I made a little magsafe mount that holds it in front of the shifter at an angle. Not 100% happy with it because the location is a little cumbersome, but it keeps the screen visible.

 

Amazon.com

I'm using this phone holder/tray to hold my phone on one side and the other to hold on to my GBC diy speedometer.

 

Woah I actually kind of like this…

 

I have a S23 Ultra with a case and to my surprise it fits perfectly just barely. Picks up a charge signal just fine, albeit slow and useless.

 

Get the pro clip - Its a bit expensive but its been the best at mounting my phone. My case has a magnet, if you have apple it should work with mag safe. - 2024 Toyota Corolla Dashboard Phone Mounts

 

I like running GPS on my phone, so I stick it to the windshield on the lefthand side of the steering wheel.
I am actively looking for other solutions to mount a phone on the lefthand side of the wheel, because I would like to free up my view from the bulky RAM mount. ProClip has a universal mount that mounts to the A-pillar, but I'm a little concernd about hindering side airbags.

 

it goes in the cupholder for me

 

Same... just gotta remember to pick it up when i get out the car.

 

I throw it on the charging pad, even though I don't use it. With Android Auto you can do everything on your screen.

I hate phone holders.. Seeing a phone holder in a car makes it look like an Uber.

 

I throw it on the charging pad, even though I don't use it. With Android Auto you can do everything on your screen.

I hate phone holders.. Seeing a phone holder in a car makes it look like an Uber.

Ya I found mine would not stay on the charging pad it always flew off. 😂

 

If I feel like it needs a more "secure" spot I put it in my SXTH armrest.

 

Almost always stays in my pocket. Long road trips it'll be on the charging pad.

 

I have an Offroam mount in the 4Runner, and ordered one for the Corolla (when it finally shows up).

2020-2024 Toyota Corolla | Cross | Hatchback Phone Mount

Offroam custom-fit aluminum universal mounts hold any phone securely, adjust 360°, install easily without drilling, and keep controls and airflow clear.

getoffroam.com

 

Wow. I liked it. Until I saw the price. 😆

 

Amazon.com works wonderfully

 

Amazon.com works wonderfully

I've been looking for this one in my Amazon history so i could share it but it didn't come up as "toyota" or "mount" regardless of how many different keywords i tried. clicked your link and sure enough "Purchased another variation..."

Anyway, this is the one I use. It does block some of the air control interface (i can't see how strong my fans are going) but if i hit auto it doesn't matter much anyway. I replaced the holder with a 15w wireless charger holder i already had, works great.

 

The bag Grumbly mentioned arrives today, for like $7 I figured why not. All these other Amazon options have been added to my watchlist.

 

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I've got the same storage problems as most here. My phone has a steel pad on the back for a Rennline magnet phone mount in my old 911, and my wife needs a spot forher phone as well. Add a couple of coffees and any storage is gone. I looked at all of the offerings on Amazon that jam into seat cracks, not for me. I found this one and really like it so far. It even looks right with white stitching. And you get two for $26. The goal is to leave zero marks and have it removable some day. I cut a piece of flat aluminum stock that fits the center opening on the bottom of the holder and folded it over on itself. One part goes in the holder, the other under the GR console side. I secured it all with clear Gorilla double sided tape and used a felt furniture pad to stop rubbing on the console side. The only small problem is the passenger seat will not go as far forward as it usually does. Plus being plastic, it can be a little rattly depending on what you have in it. Just finished a crazy hot Texas summer and this hasn't moved at all. Might be a good solution for others.
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And a link: Amazon.com

 

Leave it in my pocket, and dodge the other drivers who can’t drive for whatever reason.

PNW is pretty crazy these days, something like Rio and New York combined, but worse.

 

My S22 Ultra in a DBrand case fits in the little charging well perfectly. It's a snug, positive fit, almost snaps in there. Charges (enough to keep a charge, if not necessarily add any), has plenty of signal for music and maps through Android auto.

All these other posts make me think that I don't want to upgrade my phone until I absolutely have to...

 

I have it plugged into the dashboard port to run Android Auto, it needs to be out "somewhere".

Does your phone not do wireless Android Auto? The car definitely does (hallelujah).

I put mine in the little rubberized tray behind the E-brake (where there's a useless armrest in most other cars). It's probably a bit small for most phones, but mine fits perfectly (iPhone 11 Pro). Kind of awkward to reach for, but Carplay does everything I want while driving.

+1. My Pixel 7 in a case fits there like it was made for it and never moves an inch, even during "spirited driving". Same phone/same case WILL charge in the qi charger, but I use a rapid charger plugged into the power port when I need it. If the wife and I both need our phones charged, whoever needs it the least gets the qi.🙄

 

The car definitely does (hallelujah).

Sometimes. I got tired of it only working occasionally & use a cable.

 

How has no one said glove box yet? If I’m on the road long enough that I need to charge that’s where it goes with a cable routed through the dash. In the glove box you don’t need worry about leaving it it view when you stop and need to ho i. somewhere for a few minutes.

Daily driving, it stays in my pocket.

 

Nah I'm from the Midwest so the glove box is full of napkins.

 

They have no idea.

 

Mine stays in my pocket on shorter drives (most drives), wireless CarPlay is great. On long trips it goes where the Qi pad is and gets plugged in, but I don't have the Qi pad so it's just a cubby with a downward slope that holds the phone very nicely.

 

On short drives My phone stays in my pocket. On longer drives, or when android auto screws up, I put my phone on the rubber pad rear of the cup holders. I have a USB cable with a 90 degree head (so passenger's knees don't hit it) and plug it in.

 

Maybe it's just because I have a pixel phone, but I really never have any problems with the Android auto. There might have been a few in the beginning, but I actually don't remember the last time I had a real problem with wireless Android auto. I'm not sure I've plugged my phone in with a cable since the original setup a year and a half ago.