How fast does it actually charge?

Wirelessly, 15W. The 66W figure belongs to the magnetic wired head in the box, not to the wireless pad — the two numbers are different and are often confused.

Does it work with a case on?

Yes with ordinary cases. Very thick cases, or ones holding metal or cards, can block wireless charging.

What happens to the phone after the engine is off?

It has an internal battery that keeps the arms able to open once the engine is off, so the phone is not left trapped in the mount.

On an air vent with the included clip, or on the centre console. The clip uses no adhesive, which is what holds up in summer heat.

1/8

-37%

Wireless Car Charger — Auto-Clamping Mount

SAR 125.96SAR 199

Quantity

Order on WhatsApp

Cash on delivery
Fast delivery across KSA
15-day returns

Overview

A mount that closes around the phone by itself: bring the phone up to the sensor and the arms grip it and charge it wirelessly at 15W. A magnetic head in the box takes the wired route up to 66W. It clips to an air vent or sits on the centre console, and the head turns a full circle.

Details & specifications

Most car mounts want two hands — one holding the phone, one working the clamp. This one senses the phone in front of it and closes its own arms around it, then charges it wirelessly while it holds.

What stands out

Arms that open and close on their own as the phone comes near
Wireless charging at 15W, and it works with the case on
A magnetic head in the box for wired fast charging up to 66W, with Type-C and Micro tips
Aluminium alloy body with an electroplated finish
Free rotation: the head turns a full circle for any angle
Silicone padding where the arms grip
An internal battery keeps the arms working after the engine is off

In the box

The charger
Air-vent clamp
USB-A to Type-C data cable
Magnetic heads: Type-C and Micro

The details

Colour: black
Wireless charging: 15W
Magnetic-head charging: up to 66W
Mounting: air vent or centre console
Body: aluminium alloy, electroplated

Common questions

How fast does it actually charge?: Wirelessly, 15W. The 66W figure belongs to the magnetic wired head in the box, not to the wireless pad — the two numbers are different and are often confused.
Does it work with a case on?: Yes with ordinary cases. Very thick cases, or ones holding metal or cards, can block wireless charging.
What happens to the phone after the engine is off?: It has an internal battery that keeps the arms able to open once the engine is off, so the phone is not left trapped in the mount.
Where does it mount?: On an air vent with the included clip, or on the centre console. The clip uses no adhesive, which is what holds up in summer heat.