An entertainment bracket for a seat of a motor vehicle includes a mount disposed on the seat, the mount having a headrest bracket and a screen support. The headrest bracket extends from a substantially planar headrest attachment portion rearwards to the screen support, the screen support connected at an angle to the headrest attachment portion and including a first portion of a swivel ball joint. A human machine interface (HMI) bracket supports an HMI and includes a second portion of the swivel ball joint connected to the first portion of the swivel ball joint, the first portion and the second portion of the swivel ball joint allowing the HMI bracket to articulate through a range of motion relative to the headrest bracket. A covering component is disposed overtop the headrest attachment portion and forms a substantially smooth, continuous exterior surface of the entertainment bracket.

Devices for mounting firearms to dashboards and motorcycle handlebars, making them readily available to drivers, are provided. A magnetic firearm dash mount kit includes a cup ring, a ring, a round cap, and a fastener. The cup ring houses the ring magnet, which in turn surrounds the round cap. The fastener is inserted through a fastener hole of the case and a corresponding hole in the vehicle dash panel to secure the magnetic firearm mount to the vehicle dash panel. A magnetic firearm mount assembly for a motorcycle comprises a magnetic firearm mount, a clamp, and optionally a barrel mount. The magnet is strong enough to stably secure a variety of handheld pistols to the mount under bumpy driving conditions. The clamp is linked to the mount and is stably and releasably mount about a motorcycle handlebar. The barrel mount fits in the firearm barrel to further secure the firearm.

A mobile device accessory system including a first accessory device having a first front side and a first back side. The first accessory device has a first plurality of alternating polarity magnets on the first front side and a second plurality of alternating polarity magnets on the first back side. A second accessory device having a second front side and a second back side, the second accessory device having a third plurality of alternating polarity magnets on the second front side and a fourth plurality of alternating polarity magnets on the second back side. The first accessory device is arranged to magnetically couple to a device-side attachment associated with a mobile device and is interposed between the device-side attachment and the second accessory device.

A rotationally limited connection system that includes a first mount to hold an object or couple with an object, a first ferromagnetic coupling element that includes a material attracted to a magnet or wherein the material includes the magnet, an a first mechanical coupling element. The first mechanical coupling element includes at least one protrusion to limit rotation of the first mount with respect to another object in 90 degrees increments. The first mount is coupled with the first ferromagnetic coupling element and the first mechanical coupling element.

The present disclosure relates to an electronic device holder for a car room mirror, the electronic device holder including: a fixing assembly fixed to a room mirror support provided in a vehicle; a holder body coupled to a lower portion of the fixing assembly to rotate forward, backward, left, and right; and a holding unit formed at a side of the holder body and having a seat on a side on which an electronic device such as a smartphone is seated.

A rollup tablet computer holder, including a roller case, a retractable board disposed within the roller case to be extracted from the roller case, a tray disposed at an end of the retractable board to hold a tablet computer thereupon, and a plurality of attachment hooks disposed at a top portion of the roller case to attach to rods of a head rest of a car seat.

The systems and methods provided herein are directed to a stand for a mobile device. The stand may include an assembly of magnets, and a mirrored assembly of magnets are included in or attached to the mobile device. Some magnets in each assembly are reversed in polarity relative to other magnets. The assemblies have rotational symmetry of degree 4 so that the mobile device may be attached in any of the four cardinal orientations to the stand.

A wallet for attachment to a mobile device. The wallet has a body defining a compartment and a device side surface. The wallet has a first arrangement of magnetic material with a first region exposing a first polarity magnetic field at the device side surface and a second adjacent region exposing an opposite polarity magnetic field at the device side surface. The wallet also has a second arrangement of magnetic material with a first region exposing a first polarity magnetic field at the device side surface and a second adjacent region exposing an opposite polarity magnetic field at the device side surface. Collectively, the first and second arrangements, in use, magnetically couple the accessory to a mobile device and cause the accessory to adopt a specific orientation on the mobile device.

A mount connector for a portable electronic device having a protrusion extending from a surface of the portable electronic device or a surface of a cover of the portable electronic device includes: a body comprising a first part, the first part of the body comprising: a first cavity having a first opening on an external surface of the first part of the body, wherein the first cavity and first opening are sized and shaped to accept and limit movement of the protrusion in at least one direction while the mount connector is connected to the electronic device, and a magnetic surface located on a portion of the external surface of the first part of the body surrounding the first opening, wherein the magnetic surface is configured to connect the mount connector to the portable electronic device, the cover of the portable electronic device, or a metal surface integrated therewith.

A wireless charging system including a protective case for a mobile device configured for wireless charging. The protective case includes a first plurality of magnets and a wireless charger having a first front side and a first back side. The wireless charger further includes a charging pad and a second plurality of magnets on the first front side wherein the second plurality of magnets are magnetically coupled to the first plurality of magnets. The first plurality of magnets and the second plurality of magnets are arranged so that the wireless charger self-aligns in a desired position when attached to the protective case and transmits energy through the protective case into the mobile device.