Charge your phone in the car without plugging it in. Pick a charging mount that holds your phone where you can see it, or a charging pocket installed in the console or armrest. Free shipping in Canada on orders over $200.
The LDS mounts hold your phone up where you can see it. The Connects2 pocket keeps it out of sight.
Most versatile
Motorized arms grip your phone and it charges wirelessly. Comes with a suction cup mount for the dash or windshield, and a vent clip.
Price $28.99
For MagSafe iPhones
Magnets hold a MagSafe iPhone, or a phone in a magnetic case, lined up on the charger. Clips to an air vent.
Price $19.99
Out of sight
Your phone drops into a pocket in the console, armrest or glove box and charges, with two USB ports for other devices. Wired in, so it's installed.
Bundle and save
The WT-C15F mount plus the CA-16 adapter, which makes your wired Apple CarPlay or Android Auto wireless. Costs less than buying both.
Price $44.99 Was $57.98
Three quick questions. We'll show the charger that fits your phone and where you want it, and tell you what to watch out for.
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The number on the box is the charger's top rating: up to 15W on our LDS mounts and 10W on the Connects2 pocket. Your phone decides how much power it takes, and many phones take less than the top rating from a car charger. Heat slows it down, and so does a phone sitting off-centre on the charging coil. MagSafe magnets line the phone up for you.
In practice, wireless charging is best at keeping your battery up while you drive. To charge a nearly flat phone quickly, a cable to a fast-charging USB port does it faster.
The LDS CA-16 adapter makes the wired Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in your car wireless, so your phone connects when you get in. Buy it with the WT-C15F charging mount and you pay less than for both on their own.
If your phone doesn't charge wirelessly, or you'd rather use a cable, see our phone mounts, including clearance Mighty Mount mounts while they last.
A coil in the mount or pocket charges your phone when it sits on it, if the phone supports Qi wireless charging. Nothing plugs into the phone. The mount or pocket itself still needs power: a USB cable for the LDS mounts, or 12V wiring for the Connects2 pocket.
If your phone supports Qi wireless charging, yes. That's most iPhones from the iPhone 8 on and many Android phones; if it charges on a wireless pad at home, it will charge here.
Up to 15W on the LDS mounts and 10W on the Connects2 pocket. Your phone decides how much it takes, and many take less from a car charger. Expect it to keep your battery up while you drive rather than fast-charge a flat phone. More on charging speed.
Through most thin cases, yes. Thick rugged cases, metal plates, card wallets and pop-out grips or rings get in the way. On the WT-C26F, a MagSafe-compatible case works.
A mount holds your phone up where you can see it, for maps and calls, and plugs into a USB port. A pocket keeps the phone out of sight in the console, armrest or glove box, and it's wired into the car's 12V power, so it's installed.
Yes, at our Markham shop. Installation is quoted for your vehicle, since where it fits depends on your console and armrest. Book an installation or text us for a quote.
Not with the LDS mounts. They come with a USB-A to USB-C cable, so plug it into a USB port in your car or a USB charger in the 12V socket, like the Axxess AXCLA-2USB.
Yes. Shipping is free in Canada on orders over $200, and smaller orders ship for a flat $10. We also ship to the US and worldwide; US orders may be charged duties at checkout.
Tell us your phone and your car, and we'll point you to the right one.
