White Stanley 16 oz cup with the NMT MagSafe mount as its lid, sitting in a truck cupholder with the charging cable running to the dash

How to mount a phone on a Stanley cup: swap the lid

Replace the original lid on a compatible Stanley cup with an NMT mount. Fit your charging puck, then dock your phone. Your cup becomes a MagSafe phone dock for your desk, car, or counter.

With the mount fitted, your cup is a phone dock and storage space. Put the original lid back on when you want to use the cup for drinks.

Choose your Stanley

Fit goes by the cup you own. Find yours and you've found your mount. Each one is $39, in ten colors.

Choose your cup in the fit finder to find the right mount. Not sure which cup you have? The compatibility page sorts it out, or email us and we'll confirm before you order.

Fit your charging puck

Your charging puck provides the magnetic hold. Connect it to power to charge your phone. The mount has no magnets or electronics of its own.

Use an Apple 25W MagSafe Charger or Samsung Qi2 25W Magnet Wireless Charger (EP-P2900). Your charger is required and sold separately.

Route the cable

The cable passes through the lid, wraps around the cable management underneath, and exits at the back. Extra cable sits in the lid's recess, leaving room inside the cup for small essentials.

Dock and rotate your phone

MagSafe-compatible iPhones attach directly to the puck. Samsung and other Android phones need a compatible magnetic Qi2 case. Your phone charges as fast as your charger and phone allow.

Turn your phone between portrait and landscape. The viewing angle stays fixed at 45°.

Add a second color

The Top Ring fits every NMT mount and swaps with the included 4 mm hex key.

Made to order in the USA

Made to order in the USA. Your mount usually ships in 3–5 business days. See shipping details and our 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

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