First impression

A very good mount/wireless charger for the money. Installation on the air vent is extremely easy; it tightens by hand, and once positioned correctly, it doesn’t move at all. The build feels sturdy and high-quality.

The magnet is quite strong and holds the iPhone very well, provided, of course, that the case also has a proper, strong MagSafe magnet. I’ve tried other cases that were supposedly MagSafe but had a very weak magnet, so this makes a big difference.

Wireless charging works normally. I use it with the Spigen Essential ArcStation EV1133 / ACP09543 113W car charger. In my case, it worked properly with the 30W USB-C port, while charging did not start with the more powerful 65W USB-C port.

I don’t have a complete opinion on the cooling yet, because I installed it today and use my phone with a case. There’s a button on the side for the charging/fan functions, but so far I haven’t been able to clearly hear the fan.

Overall, though, I’m very satisfied. To find something comparable from a well-known brand with cooling, you usually have to pay quite a bit more. For its price, I think it offers excellent value for money, and I recommend it.

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I’m following up after a day, and I have to say that unfortunately the cooling is inadequate even without a case, especially for Greek summers, but also in winter, since wireless charging and GPS heat up the phone. A €15 gaming cooler from China that I bought (without wireless charging) has 3 speeds and a thermometer, and it essentially creates ice on the plate when you take the phone off! So, there’s no comparison. Gaming coolers draw 30–35W on their own, and from independent sources I found that this one draws only 4 watts for cooling. You can tell because it’s almost silent. Besides that, there’s no back section that draws in air and expels it through the sides, like a gaming magnetic cooler does. In my opinion, buying something like this is mediocre because it adds bulk to the mount without actually cooling the phone sufficiently, even without a case. That’s why I’m revising my previous review and giving it a rating of 2/5. Although the build is sturdy, I expected something better from this particular company. The charger I bought from the same brand doesn’t work with the 65W USB-C port, only with the 35W one, so it uses most of the power for charging and very little for cooling.

It does not come with a car lighter adapter, only a cable. For 25w charging, it should have a bit more power supply, 30-40w, because it has a heatsink (peltier) and a fan, otherwise it will only work at 15w. It holds and charges the Galaxy S26 ultra with super fast wireless charging. The phone has a UAG monarch case on. The adapter must support certain specific standards. For me, with a 100w charger it didn't do 25w charging, but with another one on a 30w port it worked.