Car Phone Holder for Nissan Altima Auto Accessories[Only for 2019-2025 Altima's 8-inch touchscreen] [XX No Fit 7" touchscreen & 12.3" touchscreen XX][Auto Lock Hands Free Automobile Cell Phone Mount]

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Perfect for my 2019 Nissan Altima. Like the way you can pull back the leavers to place the phone on the holder, once placed the leavers will spring back holding the phone securely in place.

I’m very pleased with the product’s first impression. I just received it today and I attached it immediately. It fit over the touchscreen like a glove! The strip of double sided tape was already attached. You only have to peel the red film off. I keep a bottle of hand sanitizer that is essentially alcohol rub. I wiped the edge of the screen prior to attaching the mount for better adhesion. The ball for the phone attachment was a little tricky— you have to unscrew + remove the plastic ring, place it over the ball, press the phone attachment over the ball, then screw the plastic ring back onto the phone attachment after pressing it onto the ball. The only thing left is to see if it hold steady while driving.

Took longer to get a corner peeled up on the red backing of the pre-installed double sided tape than it did to actually install it. Easy as can be. A little stiff to get the phone holder itself positioned into the right spot, but I ran it through the thing like 4 or 5 times and it started to loosen up a bit and was easier to move after without compromising the stability.Exactly what I wanted since I hate vent mounts and suction cups on the dash/window degrade over time.

Works

It fit perfect in my car. But not worth the money it was not sturdy and it didn’t stick when it came off the long piece broke.

Good for covering my radio but phone holder isn’t strong at all

I purchased this cell phone holder for my 2024 Altima. It is just what I needed. It does not cover the screen.