Bracketron Nav-Mat Portable Universal GPS Dash Mount

適度な重さで携帯やタブレットを固定します。余程の急ブレーキをかけない限りびくともしません。20ドルとは思えない良品です。

Excellent! Holds in place well! Has built in disc to hold suction cup

En un mot : nickel. Le gps (Viamichelin x980-t) s'accroche très facilement sur la base universelle. Ce gps très lourd, avait une tendance facheuse à se décrocher très régulièrement du pare brise. Ici, de par le fait qu'il soit fixé de manière verticale, aucun décrochage. De plus, le gps peut rester fixer en permanence a sa base, ce qui évite des manipulations à chaque fois qu'on souhaite l'utiliser. Lorsqu'il est inutilisé, je range la base telle quelle dans mon coffre. IL ne rete plus alors qu'à reclipser le gps dessus. Le poids du support et le caoutchouc adhérent sous le support sont suffisants pour que l'appareil ne bouge pas, même avec des virages serrés. De plus, il rentre exactement dans l'espace devant l'afficheur électronique d'une peugeot 207, ce qui est très pratique pour moi. Seul bémol : une finition à l'aspect imparfait (assez anguleux)

Stays in place on dashboard. suction cup sicks well to the base. Suction cup better placed on this mat than on the windscreen

Bought this to replace the mounting disk supplied with the TomTom. Disk worked well for a year then suddenly detached from the dashboard leaving a sticky residue. This base held the TomTom securely and has the added benefit of being transportable between vehicles thereby avoiding having to stick mounting disks to all my vehicles.

This is the most amazing usable inexpensive simple wonderous dash-mount ever invented by any culture in any age. I'm being 100% sincere. I have the oddly heavy TomTom XXL 540TM 5-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator, a Toyota Highlander with their signature misshapen and oddly textured dashboard and I am a shockingly terrible driver. I'm not proud of this fact, but I feel that you need to understand how truly bad a driver I actually am to appreciate how truly superior and ingenious this dash mount is. Allow me to explain. I gun my car violently when the light changes because, one, it makes me feel like a super bad race-car driver, (woo woo!) and two, because I don't want to lose to the guy in the '91 Honda with the bumper duct-taped on in the lane next to me. (Can I get a shout out from other people who know this feeling?? I'M NOT LOSING TO YOU 18 YEAR OLD TAPED CAR DRIVER!!) As an added bonus, this rocket-like propulsion ensures that I will get the worst possible gas mileage possible. I'm close to Hummer territory here and I drive a flipping Toyota. That bad. It is said that the brakes on my car are very good so I take every opportunity possible to make sure I test them by using them suddenly and often randomly when I think I see a mammal or leaf or bag or shadow crossing the road. I tend to steer in the direction in which my eyes go so help all or any passengers if there's anything interesting to either side of me. Lots of interesting stuff to see on the roads here in Los Angeles; shops, the ocean, sofas and settees fallen from trucks on the freeway. I could go on, but it's getting to the point where a local chapter of feminists have petitioned me to undergo a gender reassignment so I'll stop reenforcing stereotypes about terrible women drivers.** **Only this part is untrue. This is Los Angeles, feminists don't live here, they all live in San Francisco and judge my terrible driving from afar. My husband will deny all claims besmirching his driving prowess, but his testing of this mount is equally strict and frequent as he tends to see curbs as challenges rather than impediments. For the sake of nuptial bliss, I will refrain from further comment on that topic, a subject he vehemently and yet unconvincingly denies and get on with my review. I had used a stick-to-the-dash type of holder before with no big issue until the sticky wore off rendering it useless and I had to look for a new dash holder. The old type of mount left the sticky residue on my bumpy dash after it fell off. Tres unchic, and as you surely can infer from my driving a mid-size Toyota, I am ALL ABOUT the chic and visual aesthetics are a foremost concern. Speaking of aesthetics I would be remiss if I didn't mention that this mount resembles a black beanbag chair you might find in the apartment of a very midcentury modern guinea pig. This in no way is to be taken as a slight. It is what it is. I came across this dash mount here on Amazon and couldn't understand just from what was written how this actually "stuck" to the dash (what is this "friction magic" of which you speak??) and had even less faith it would work with my stupid heavy Tomtom, my slalom rapid-fire kamikaze driving and my odd misshapen dash. Even after using this mount for over half a year, I cannot tell you what mysterious sorcery keeps the sand-sackesque mount on my dash, but it really truly actually works. It has yet to fall off ever. Seriously. Even with all my unnecessarily sharp lane changes, my dime stops, and my F1-like squealing starts; this miracle mount stays on. And then you can just lift it off when you arrive at your destination leaving no sticky residue, absolutely no hassle, and no people targeting your sweet ride because of your mad hardware. (You fellow Toyota owners will understand this fear of being targeted for the sweetness of your ride and hardware.) I will only ever use this type of dash-mount again, but since there are no breakable parts, I will never ever need to replace it ever for anything. I want to buy these for everybody everywhere. More Surperlatives! I did also buy a separate arm mount to use with this because other reviewers pointed out a lack of depth in this mount with their unit. Using this, ARKON TTEP115 TomTom EasyPort Windshield / Dash Mount the Tomtom peeks over the end of this mystical magic mount and the combination works perfectly.