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READ MOREThe DK-15 car armrest box with a cup holder and embedded screen is a smart, versatile accessory that adds both convenience and style to your driving experience. With a spacious cup holder designed to accommodate beverages like coffee and soft drinks, it makes every journey a little more comfortable and enjoyable.
Constructed with a durable frame of high-strength aluminum alloy and engineered plastic, the DK-15 strikes a perfect balance between lightweight build and robust stability. The surface comes in a variety of materials including genuine leather, PU, and microfiber leather, offering a premium touch and durability to suit various interior styles.
It features an adjustable mechanism that allows the armrest to tilt freely between 0 and 90 degrees with stepless locking. This flexibility ensures a personalized and ergonomic resting angle, catering to different users' comfort needs. Impressively, it supports up to 50kg of static weight and 30kg under dynamic conditions, providing both reliability and long-lasting support.
Installation is hassle-free thanks to two mounting options: non-destructive mounting through factory-drilled holes, or universal clamps compatible with most car models. Whether for OEM integration or aftermarket convenience, it’s designed to fit seamlessly into your vehicle.
An optional electric adjustment function is also available, allowing smooth motorized control via wiring. In terms of dimensions, the DK-15 measures 706.91mm in length, and 238.63mm in width, and varies in thickness from 122.53mm to 167.72mm—striking a balance between generous support and interior space efficiency.
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