Oh , I thought it was still like this . Seems like it was designed specifically with teenage boys in mind . I never understood how fighting in an outfit that shows a lot of skin helps . <| sep |> In the broom closet till next year . <| sep |> Muslim friends , thinks tolerance is good . error error <| sep |> Some people need a life <| sep |> With the recent arrival of Android Auto for Phones I thought it might useful to someone if I posted my version of a wireless , magnetic car mount . The whole thing cost a total of around 10 because I used parts scavenged from around the house . The magnets were from an old hard drive and conference badges and the fan case was lying around for years because I don ' t through away potentially useful things . As you can see I ' m not a craftsman but when viewed from a normal distance the whole unit looks ok and works perfectly . It holds the phone an S 7 Edge rock steady in either portrait or landscape mode and has survived the country roads and potholed lanes that I call home . I ' m sorry that the photos are poor quality but they should give the general idea . I used a cheap no name wireless charging pad from amazon . Mounted it inside PC fan enclosure that fitted round it perfectly and glued pairs of 5 ish mm magnets to the mounting posts of the enclosure . For added security , I placed some magnets inside my case which is a Spigen Rugged Armor . As you can see I cut out sections of the inner layer of the case so that the magnets didn ' t cause any pressure on the phone or the outer shell of the case . The top two magnets are parts of a magnet from an old portable harddrive that I cracked in half . There ' s also some double side tape between the layers of case because I found that when I took the phone of the mount , that sometimes the outer shell would pull slightly . I originally tried using Kenu Airframe to hold the mount but the tight pull of the magnets meant it came away from the vent when I was unclipping the phone . I found an old clamp that is used to secure stainless steel kitchen sinks and glued it to the fan case and used it to provide an secure vent mount . The only issue I came across when building it was that I didn ' t check that all of the magnets were aligned to the same polarity which meant the phone held steady in portrait but not in landscape .