17mm Ball Head Base for Car Phone Holder Adhesive Dashboard Mount

Key Features

• Adhesive Mounting — The mount can be placed or mounted anywhere with its adhesive.
• Plastic Construction — The mount is made of plastic.
• Included Adhesive — The adhesive used to mount the base is included with it.
• Stable While Swiveling — The base stays stuck to the dashboard and does not move when the phone is swiveled or rotated.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 17mm (0.67 in)
• Material: Plastic
• Mounting: Adhesive

What It Is / How It Works

This 17mm ball head base is a car phone holder base made to be stuck to a dashboard. It is 17 mm (0.67 in) and made by PHONEPACE. Ball head bases are the joint a phone holder clamps onto, so the holder can be angled.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Drivers who keep a phone on the dashboard and want to adjust its angle during the drive will find this kind of base useful. Ball head bases suit anyone who needs a fixed stick-on mounting point for a holder, so the phone can be turned without the base moving.

How to Use / Care

1. Stick the mount to your dashboard.
2. Lock it in place.
3. Swivel and rotate the phone as you please; the base stays put.

How to Choose

Choose a ball head base whose ball size matches the socket on your phone holder, since the two parts have to fit together. Think about where on the dashboard the base will sit, so the phone stays in view while you drive and the holder can be angled to suit your seating position.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the ball head base?
It is 17 mm (0.67 in) in size.

Does the mount come with adhesive?
The adhesive is included with the mount, and the mount can be mounted to any surface with it.

What is the base made of?
The base is made of plastic.

Does the base move when the phone is turned?
The base stays stuck to the dashboard and does not move, even when the phone is swiveled or rotated.

What does a ball head base do?
A ball head base is the joint a phone holder clamps onto, so the holder can be tilted and turned. The angle is set on the holder, not on the base.