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Just got a ‘21 Silverado, looking for a good phone holder that works well, not the cup holder type, only got 2 holes

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That's what she said.

 

Do you have wireless phone charging?  If not, have you considered upgrading to that?  It keeps your phone in the bin under the radio, but if you connect via cable to the radio you'll be able to use Android Auto or Apple carplay on the screen of your radio. 

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I’m pretty sure he can use Apple CarPlay wireless in a 21. I’d check out pro clip USA. They have a free options. I use a Quadlock case and mount on the windshield. 

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4 hours ago, fatkid24 said:

I’m pretty sure he can use Apple CarPlay wireless in a 21. I’d check out pro clip USA. They have a free options. I use a Quadlock case and mount on the windshield. 

We don't know the trim level of the truck.  It is our assumption the OP has wireless Apple Carplay/Android Auto.

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I used the Pro Clip on my other truck and a great holder.

 

A question on the wireless charging compartment, the manual says it gets hot. How hot does it get?

 

I've been told the sound is much better through the speaker system with Apple Carplay/Android Auto vs. Bluetooth. 

 

Apologies OP, don't mean to hijack the thread.

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Since I have my phone connected to the truck through Blue Tooth, I just throw mine in the bin by the radio and use the truck controls to make calls etc......  I do wish the Android Car Play worked wireless, don't like having to plug the phone in every time I want to use it.   

It's Tim Senior Enthusiast

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On 6/5/2021 at 7:36 PM, Gofish134 said:

Just got a ‘21 Silverado, looking for a good phone holder that works well

In your back pocket.

 

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On 6/6/2021 at 1:29 PM, DenaliSS said:

I used the Pro Clip on my other truck and a great holder.

 

A question on the wireless charging compartment, the manual says it gets hot. How hot does it get?

 

I've been told the sound is much better through the speaker system with Apple Carplay/Android Auto vs. Bluetooth. 

 

Apologies OP, don't mean to hijack the thread.

I couldn't tell a difference between the 2 methods

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