MOKPR Wireless Car Charger (15W) with Automatic Clamping Holder for iPhone & Galaxy
Product description
The essentials
If you want wireless charging in the car without fiddling, this MOKPR wireless car charger is built around a clamp-style phone holder. You place your phone on the mount and the arms open/close automatically when you touch the side buttons. It’s the sort of setup that can make day-to-day driving feel less like a tech chore, especially on short trips.
On paper, the 15W headline makes it tempting. But the practical ceiling depends on your phone: the manufacturer notes up to 7.5W for iPhone, up to 10W for many Android/Samsung models, and only “even 15W” for certain devices such as LG v50. So it’s a good wireless car charging option if you care more about convenience and stable mounting than chasing the absolute maximum speed.
Key features and what you’ll notice
This is a 3-in-1 style design: it supports mounting on a dashboard, windscreen or air vents (plus the included suction cup base is described as waterproof and reusable by rinsing with warm water and air drying). That flexibility matters because not all cars have the same best spot for a clamp mount.
The holder aims to stay put and support the phone securely. It uses non-slip rubber pads, a sturdy frame and non-scratch claws in a triangular support setup. In real use, that combination typically helps reduce phone wobble when you hit bumps or take corners—exactly where cheaper mounts can feel a bit “flimsy”.
There’s also a safety behaviour: foreign object detection (FOD) with a dynamic switch-off function is mentioned. If you like the idea of automatic protection rather than relying on your own habits, that’s a sensible touch.
Charging performance: speed limits to keep in mind
This is where you need to be a bit pragmatic. The charger is marketed as 15W fast charging, but the input/output support varies by phone. The notes provided say:
- iPhone maximum is 7.5W.
- Samsung and other Android devices can reach 10W.
- Some phones like LG v50 “can even be 15W”.
Also, it’s stated that you should use the USB cable provided, and to “work better” you need a QC 3.0 car charger (not included). That’s a small detail, but if you buy this expecting fast results and your car charger is underpowered, you may feel disappointed.
Compatibility and adjustments (including case thickness)
The mount offers a 360° ball joint plus a telescopic arm (3.54 inches to 5.64 inches) so you can angle your phone for portrait or landscape use. It’s also designed to work with a phone case up to 4mm thick.
That said, the guidance is pretty clear that some add-ons may interfere: metal cases, magnets, credit cards, grips and mounts could affect wireless charging. If your case has a metal ring/plate or you use a magnetic accessory, it’s worth checking before you commit.
Where it suits most drivers (and when it doesn’t)
It makes sense if you frequently use your phone in the car and want a cradle that takes care of aligning and clamping for you. The fact it’s described as fitting most cars, trucks, SUVs and also taxis/Uber/Lyft drivers suggests it’s positioned for everyday practical use—especially for people who want something that holds steady during normal driving.
However, you may want to skip it if:
It’s not perfect if your main goal is consistently top-tier wireless speed on every phone you own—because the maximum wattage depends heavily on the handset model.
And it might not suit you if you’re trying to stick the suction mount to an uneven flat surface. The suction cup is described as not adhering to uneven flat surfaces.
Tech specs
- Type: Wireless car phone holder and charger with automatic clamping
- Charging output: Up to 15W (device-dependent, up to 7.5W iPhone, up to 10W for Samsung/Android, “even 15W” for some devices like LG v50)
- Mounting options: Dashboard / windscreen (suction cup base) / air vents
- Wireless charging support: Works through a phone case up to 4mm thick
- Cable: Use the USB cable provided
- Power requirement for best performance: QC 3.0 car charger (not included)
- Adjustment: 360° ball joint + telescopic arm range (3.54 inches to 5.64 inches)
- Notes on interference: Metal cases, magnets, credit cards, grips and mounts may interfere with charging
- Safety feature: Foreign object detection (FOD) with dynamic switch-off function
- Power-failure behaviour: Built-in super capacitor allows clamping 1–3 times after power failure
Is it worth it?
It’s a solid pick if you value a clamp-and-place wireless setup, want a mount that can be installed in more than one way (dashboard/windscreen/vents), and you’re happy to accept that charging speed depends on your specific iPhone/Samsung/Android model.
Better avoided if you already know you need a very powerful car charger out of the box (a QC 3.0 car charger is not included), or if your phone case/accessories include magnets or metal parts that could interfere with wireless charging. Also, if you can’t find a smooth, suitable area for suction mounting, you may end up wrestling with positioning.
Quick FAQ
Will this charge my phone through a case?
Yes—according to the product guidance, it supports a phone case up to 4mm thick. If your case is metal or uses a magnet, charging may be affected.
Do I need a QC 3.0 car charger?
For best performance, it’s suggested you use a QC 3.0 car charger. The QC 3.0 charger is not included.
Where can it be mounted?
It’s described as usable for dashboard, windscreen (with the suction cup base) and air vents.
Does it still clamp after power failure?
It includes a built-in super capacitor that can keep clamping 1–3 times after power failure, so you can remove your phone more easily.
Can I adjust the phone position?
Yes. There’s a 360° ball joint and a telescopic arm to set portrait or landscape angles.