We’ve all fumbled with a phone while driving, dodging a pothole with one hand, swiping at navigation with the other, hoping the charging cable doesn’t yank the whole phone onto the floor. It’s chaos. And it’s exactly the kind of day-to-day tech dysfunction that the CQ2 Qi2 Magnetic Charging Car Mount tries to eliminate. Designed by ADAM elements, the mount becomes the headquarters for your phone while you’re in the car. Not just a hub.
Sounds hyperbolic? Well, there’s merit to having your phone docked beside you while driving. You could be navigating, listening to music, or hearing the news. Rather than precariously place your phone on the dashboard and hope it stays while you drive around, the CQ2 gives your phone a secure spot, always within glancing distance – moreover, it also keeps your phone charged thanks to its MagSafe wireless charging abilities… at 15W no less.
Designer: ADAM elements
$60 ($15 off, use coupon code “25YANKOCQ2”). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!
First things first: 15 watts of Qi2 wireless charging. That’s no small boost, especially when you’re burning battery through GPS and Bluetooth. Qi2 is the newer magnetic charging standard that aligns perfectly with Apple’s MagSafe system, meaning your iPhone 12 or later clicks into place like it was designed for it—because it was. No wiggling, no guesswork. It snaps on and gets charging at 15W – that’s double the 7.5W output of older Qi chargers.
Precisely aligns with iPhone’s MagSafe for effortless snap-and-charge convenience.
The magnet isn’t weak either. We’re talking zinc alloy construction paired with reinforced magnetic stability that keeps your device mounted securely through hard turns and sudden stops… because there’s nothing more frustrating (and dangerous) than having your phone drop down to where your feet are while you’re driving. Needless to say, the secure hold of the CQ2 ensures that it never happens.
What makes the CQ2 stand out even further is its compatibility. The Y-shaped clamp isn’t just design fluff, it’s engineered for varied air vent styles, including the ever-annoying circular vents that most mounts treat like forbidden territory. Combine that with a 360-degree rotation joint, and you’ve got a mount that can pivot from portrait for maps to landscape for media with zero fuss. It’s surprisingly smooth too, like a gimbal built into your dash.
It has 3 silicone anti-slip points for improved stability and to prevent movement.
Aesthetically, ADAM elements has done something rare: they made a charger that doesn’t look like an awkward bolt-on. The brushed zinc alloy has a cool, muted sophistication. It doesn’t scream “aftermarket accessory.” It just exists as if it belongs. There’s even an LED charging ring that glows subtly to let you know alignment is perfect – no more discovering your phone wasn’t charging halfway through your drive.
The device also takes its tech security seriously. Overcharge protection, temperature regulation, and foreign object detection are all onboard, and they work without any obvious power cycling or strange behaviors. And the 3-year warranty seals the deal, especially considering that Apple’s own MagSafe charger only has a 1-year ‘limited’ warranty.
But the real story here isn’t the mount or the magnets, it’s what it fixes. The CQ2 is a direct response to a familiar set of problems that rarely get an elegant solution. Phones falling off the dashboard. Mounts that don’t rotate. Chargers that only work if the cable is bent just right. The CQ2 wipes all of that off the board and replaces it with something that works. No ifs and buts.
Would I call it essential? If you drive often and depend on your iPhone for navigation or music, absolutely. It’s rare that a charging mount becomes part of the vehicle experience itself – an invisible ally instead of an annoying compromise. That’s what CQ2 pulls off, and it does so without asking for any of your attention. Which, ironically, might be the smartest thing about it.
$60 ($15 off, use coupon code “25YANKOCQ2”). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!
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