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thomasp

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Sep 18, 2004
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My current iPhone handsfree/charger isn't connecting to my iPhone any more (I suspect a very worn out dock connector, connecting to a slightly worn out dock connector on the iPhone), so I'm in the market for a new one.

Can anyone recommend a windscreen mounted iPhone 4 holder that meets the following requirements:

  • Bluetooth to the phone for handsfree calling
  • Mount has a loudspeaker and mic for handsfree calling
  • Windscreen suction cup mounting
  • Charges the iPhone via 30-pin dock to the cigarette lighter
  • Reasonably cheap and available in the UK!

Ideally, if it has the ability to accept lightning docks/iPhone 5's as well, that'd be great, as I might get round to upgrading my phone once the next one is released. This isn't essential though.


Thanks for the help :)
 
Have you had a look at Proclip? Not the cheapest but I got one of their airvent mounts (not what you are thinking) and it's the most secure mount I've ever had. Also because it's closer to me than a windscreen mount, I just use the iPhone speaker. Here's one place they are available from.

http://www.simplymounts.com
 
Thanks for the link. As I primarily use my phone for satnav, windscreen mounting is preferred, due to where my air vents are. This is also why I'd like a speaker on the mount, so as I can actually hear the satnav instructions.
 
Thanks for the link. As I primarily use my phone for satnav, windscreen mounting is preferred, due to where my air vents are. This is also why I'd like a speaker on the mount, so as I can actually hear the satnav instructions.

Fair enough. My car stereo has a input jack so I just use that for music and sat Nav. I'm sure there are options out there.
 
Fair enough. My car stereo has a input jack so I just use that for music and sat Nav. I'm sure there are options out there.

My car unfortunately isn't that modern!

I think I might go for the Tomtom generic smartphone handsfree kit - has a micro usb cable to connect to the phone, so would require an adapter, but that "should" futureproof it if I upgrade to a lightning-equipped iPhone
 
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