samx18

I am curious to look at your phone mount pics/options for the RDX if any. I know I can pair the phone and use the inbuilt Navi system, but sometimes I need Google maps .

skywalker168

I use a beanbag type of mount and put the whole thing on top of the sliding door for the USB/12V power plug area. Leave the door slightly open so power cable can pull out to charge the phone. If I need it for some real navigation, move the whole setup onto the dashboard, otherwise it semi-permanently sits there.

By the way, try Waze, better traffic/speedcamera/cop warning.

ceb

ProClip (proclipusa.com) makes the most integrated looking phone holders.

2nd on the waze.

7Heaven

I'd take a picture of the cup holders, but I'm guessing you have that too!

Shoofin

I use the Mountek nGroove 2 holder in my Mini...I just got my RDX last week and haven't put anything in the car yet....I love this mount! It latches to the CD slot of the radio..

nGroove Snap 2 Multi-Use Car Mount for Smartphones and Mini Tablets

samx18

Yeah I use Waze in addition to Google maps. The Honda civic I have has ability to get the phone display on the screen via an HDMI port, are there any similar option with the RDX?

Shoofin

I don't think that's available yet, but you will start to see that capability on more and more cars within the next 12-18 months or so.

s40 driver

I have the iOttie Easy One Touch 2. I like it and use it daily. Easy to use, and provides several adjustments. I use this with Waze. I like Waze especially because you can override your bluetooth and output navigation audio through the phone's speaker. This is ideal because the bluetooth integration and the RDX's Infotainment system (in this case Navigation) are both terrible (when compared to a 2013 Accord)

My car is in for service but if I remember I'll post a pic.