Drivers running Bolt, Uber, and Little shifts around Nairobi keep a phone visible for eight to twelve hours a day. Windscreen suction pads lose grip in afternoon heat, and vent clips sag under a 220-gram handset once the vent plastic warms. The Green Lion Flex Cup Mag moves that load off the glass entirely and puts it on the centre console, where the cup holder carries the weight. Sales representatives working the Nairobi-Mombasa corridor, field engineers driving between Nakuru and Eldoret sites, and medical representatives visiting Aga Khan and MP Shah clinics get the same result. Navigation sits low in your field of view instead of across the road ahead.

Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International backs the Green Lion Flex Cup Mag with a 6-month warranty and a service desk you can walk into. Users consistently report that a magnetic car mount is only as good as the magnet count behind it, and 17 magnets hold a large handset through Thika Road potholes and Mombasa Road speed bumps. Buyers across Kenya collect the Green Lion Flex Cup Mag from our Nairobi CBD store or take countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery. Walk in and test the grip with your own phone and case before paying, or call to reserve a unit today.

Yes, but you need a magnetic ring or metal plate on the phone or case first. iPhone 12 and later models, plus Samsung and Xiaomi handsets in MagSafe-style cases, attach directly with no extra part. Android phones without magnets need a thin adhesive metal ring stuck to the case back, which costs a few hundred shillings. Mascom International stocks these rings and fits one for you in store so the alignment sits centred and the hold stays even.

The base is rated for cup holders between 3 inches and 3.3 inches wide, which covers most Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Subaru, and Honda models sold through Kenyan importers. That includes the Probox, Fielder, Axio, Note, Demio, Forester, and Vitz cup wells. Very narrow console cups on older compact models may sit tighter than the rated range. Bring your car to Kimathi Street or measure the cup opening across its widest point before ordering, and our team will confirm the fit.

The mount uses 17 N52-grade neodymium magnets, the highest commercial grade of neodymium sold, arranged in a ring around the ball head. That array holds a 200-gram to 240-gram phone through the corrugations on Kangundo Road, unsealed Nyeri and Kajiado stretches, and Nairobi speed bumps. Sudden braking does not shake the phone loose. Heavier tablets and phones inside thick rugged cases over 3mm reduce the pull, since magnetic force drops sharply as the gap widens.

Yes. Green Lion designed the head to sit clear of a popsocket or ring grip, so you do not have to peel anything off the case. Phones carrying a collapsed popsocket still meet the magnet face, and ring holders fold flat against the case without pushing the handset off centre. If your grip sits directly over the middle of the case back, move the magnetic plate slightly off centre so metal still meets metal cleanly.

The gooseneck arm bends away from the console, so you route it toward the dashboard rather than over the shifter. Most cars have the cup wells behind or beside the gear lever, which leaves the arm rising in front of the air vents. In manual vehicles, set the bend forward and slightly left of the driver so your hand path to the lever stays clear. Adjust once during setup and the arm keeps that shape.

Yes. The magnet ring holds the phone by the case back and leaves the charging port at the bottom edge completely open. Plug a USB-C or Lightning cable straight into the phone while it hangs on the head. Wireless charging is not built into this mount, so heavy Google Maps or Waze sessions on Safaricom or Airtel data still need a cable to the car charger. Mascom International stocks 20W to 45W car chargers separately.

Ride-hailing drivers, sales teams covering upcountry routes, logistics coordinators tracking loads on the Nairobi-Mombasa corridor, and anyone who checks Google Maps daily in traffic. It also suits families whose windscreen suction mount keeps dropping in the Nairobi dry season heat. Content creators filming dashboard clips get a stable low platform for the shot. If your car has no usable cup holder in the front console, choose a vent or dashboard mount instead.

Suction pads rely on adhesive that softens above 40 degrees, which is normal inside a car parked in Nairobi sun. Vent clips block airflow and stress the vent slats, and they wobble when the fan runs. The Green Lion Flex Cup Mag transfers the whole load into the cup well, so nothing pulls on glass or plastic. The trade-off is that the phone sits lower, so you glance down rather than across.

At KSh 3,200 you get a 17-magnet N52 array, a metal-cored gooseneck, a 360-degree ball head, and a nylon and polycarbonate body, backed by a 6-month Mascom International warranty. Cheaper KSh 800 to KSh 1,500 mounts typically use six to ten weaker magnets and hollow plastic arms that droop within weeks on rough roads. Spread across two years of daily driving, this mount costs roughly KSh 4.40 a day.

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Every unit is covered by the 6-month warranty stated above, with claims coordinated at our Nairobi CBD counter.

Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and direct after-sales support on every car mount and phone accessory we stock.