🚙 Elevate your Bronco drive—mount, rotate, and roll in style!
The Linskip Dashboard Universal Phone Mount is a precision-engineered accessory designed exclusively for 2021-2025 Ford Bronco Raptor and Bronco 2/4 door models. It offers universal smartphone compatibility (2.65" to 4.2" width), effortless one-hand operation via a push-trigger, and versatile 360° rotation with 180° tilt for optimal viewing angles. Featuring thick non-slip silicone pads, it ensures your device stays secure even on rugged terrain, making it the ultimate interior upgrade for Bronco enthusiasts.
| Manufacturer | Linskip |
| Brand | Linskip |
| Model | for Bronco Dash Phone Holder |
| Item Weight | 13.1 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 9.8 x 3.62 x 2.83 inches |
| Item model number | ap-szzt19172 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ap-szzt19172 |
| Special Features | Adjustable |
M**K
Cool looking
This phone holder looks really good in my Bronco! it is so simple to install and hold my cell phone extremely well. Nice metal instruction/good quality
J**I
High quality metal mount
Super easy to put together. Solid metal. Bolts right in. Impedes view a tiny bit but overall awesome product!!!!
B**Y
Does not hold phone securely
Does not hold phone securely
H**C
Very sturdy
Pleasantly surprised with this. The ball/socket configurations are metal. Nice wearing material. It stays tight and sure, if the truck is bouncing you might get some light shaking, but it's no worse than anything else in the cabinIt goes together easy. Holds the phone well. A pretty nice option overall for a bronco. The only thing I did was add a 1/4 expansion plate to my stock location mount, so I could scoot this mount to the right
A**A
Nice mount, but difficult to assemble
The base of the mount is sturdy and made of metal, which was great. I loved that it can move both horizontally and vertically and that it can hold a wide variety of phones, even with cases on (emphasis on wide).The assembly process was the only part that knocked a star off. There were no assembly instructions in the box and, after finally figuring it out, assembling it was complex and weird.
