Bracketron PwrUp Qi Wireless Gravity Mount

The Bracketron PwrUp Qi Wireless Gravity Mount combines convenience with reliability for boaters and anglers who demand secure smartphone mounting in challenging marine environments. Whether you're navigating to a remote fishing spot, monitoring sonar, or keeping your hands free for rod handling, this gravity-based mount keeps your phone accessible without the wear and tear of constant handling or the vulnerability of dashboard suction cups on fiberglass. Built for the unpredictable conditions of open water, it delivers the stability and functionality serious anglers expect from vessel electronics.

The Bracketron PwrUp Qi Wireless Gravity Mount features gravity-lock retention technology that automatically grips your device as it's lowered into the cradle, eliminating the need for manual clamps or adjustment screws. The integrated Qi wireless charging capability means your smartphone powers up simultaneously with mounting, a critical advantage during long days on the water when GPS, sonar apps, and communication tools drain batteries quickly. The compact footprint—measuring 5 by 4 by 6 inches and weighing less than a pound—fits seamlessly into tight helm spaces, while the articulated arm allows 360-degree rotation for optimal viewing angles in glare or variable sun conditions.

Anglers and boaters benefit most from this mount when running GPS chartplotters, fish-finder apps, or recording video of successful days on deck. The gravity design adapts to phones of varying sizes without extra accessories, and the wireless charging eliminates the fragile micro-USB or Lightning cables prone to corrosion in saltwater spray. Installation is straightforward on any vessel dashboard, windshield, or console where a standard adhesive or ball-mount base can be secured; the low profile and ballistic construction withstand vibration from engine noise and rough water without signal loss or drift. Ideal for kayak anglers, center console boats, or saltwater trollers who cannot afford equipment failure mid-trip.