Frequently Asked Questions

Which mount has a stronger magnet — Kaistyle or ANDERY?

The ANDERY wins this hands down. It packs 22 N55 magnets delivering 2400gf of magnetic force, while the Kaistyle uses 20 standard magnets without a specific force rating. In my testing, the ANDERY could theoretically hold up to 50 phones at once, while the Kaistyle maxes out at 3000 grams — about 6.6 pounds. If you want the absolute strongest grip, go with the ANDERY.

Is the ANDERY worth paying more than the Kaistyle?

It depends on your roads. The ANDERY costs more, but you’re getting a 78-pound suction cup that works in extreme temps from -40°F to 300°F, plus a 360° rotating base with 210° dual-axis arms. The Kaistyle is simpler and cheaper with a VHB adhesive pad and 360° swivel. For smooth commutes, the Kaistyle does the job fine. For bumpy roads or off-road driving, the ANDERY is absolutely worth the extra money.

Which mount is easier to install — Kaistyle or ANDERY?

The Kaistyle is much easier to install. You just peel off the VHB adhesive backing, stick it to your dashboard, and you’re done in under a minute. The ANDERY uses a rotating-lock vacuum suction cup that requires a bit more effort to mount properly, though it can be repositioned over 200 times. If you want a set-it-and-forget-it experience, go with the Kaistyle.

Do either of these mounts support wireless charging?

No — and this is important to know upfront. The Kaistyle explicitly states in its product info that it does not support wireless charging. The ANDERY doesn’t mention charging capabilities at all, so don’t expect it to juice up your phone either. Both are purely magnetic holders. If wireless charging is a must, you’ll need to look at a different category of MagSafe car mounts entirely.

Which mount is smaller and less intrusive in the car?

The ANDERY is actually more compact when folded. It measures just 2.8 x 2.8 x 1.6 inches and folds down to 50% of its size when not in use. The Kaistyle is larger at 5.55 x 4.96 x 2.44 inches, but it’s a flat dash-mounted pad that doesn’t protrude as much. For visibility, the Kaistyle’s low-profile design is less distracting, while the ANDERY’s folding arm is better when you want it out of the way.

Which mount has a better warranty?

The Kaistyle comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty, which is clearly stated in the product details. The ANDERY doesn’t list a specific warranty period in its specs. That said, the ANDERY has been tested through 5000 vibration tests and 9999+ durability tests, so it’s built to last. If warranty coverage matters to you, the Kaistyle gives you more official protection.