Qi2 Magnetic Phone Mount for Tesla Model 3 Highland and Model Y Juniper — Check Screen Type and 15W vs 25W
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About this product
A Tesla screen mount only works if it matches both the screen housing and the phone you actually carry. This magnetic Qi2 holder is listed for the Model YL, Model Y Juniper and Model 3 Highland, and comes in 15W and 25W versions. Three checks before ordering. First the car: Highland (Model 3) and Juniper (Model Y) use different screen surrounds from the earlier cars, so confirm your model and year rather than ordering by brand alone — the listing names those versions for exactly that reason. Second the phone: magnetic mounting needs a magnet array, which iPhone 12 and later build in, while most Android phones need a magnetic case or ring; without one the holder will not grip, however good the mount is. Third the power: Qi2 tops out at 15W, so a 25W version relies on a higher-voltage supply that the car's own USB-C port may not deliver — check what cable and adapter are included and whether a 12V feed is needed. Confirm the wattage your phone actually draws instead of trusting the headline figure. 848 sold with a 98.0% positive rating.
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Pros & cons
Pros
- Magnetic Qi2 mount and charger in one, listed for Tesla Model YL, Model Y Juniper and Model 3 Highland
- Holds the phone in view next to the screen without a vent clip or suction cup
- Offered in 15W and 25W variants, so the faster one can match a phone and supply that support it
- 848 sold with a 98.0% positive rating
Cons
- Highland and Juniper screen surrounds differ from earlier Model 3 and Model Y cars: confirm your model year
- Magnetic grip needs a magnet array: iPhones 12 and later have it, most Android phones need a magnetic case or ring
- Qi2 is a 15W standard, so the 25W version depends on a supply the car's USB-C port may not provide
- Check whether cable and adapter are included, and what wattage your phone will actually draw
