WixGear Dashboard Mount, Universal Magnetic Phone Holder for Car, Windshield Mount and Dashboard Mount Holder for Cell Phones and Tablets with Long Adjustable Arm – (New Rectangle Head)

Wow, it actually works…. VERY VERY WELL!
I’d been needing a magnetic car-mount for my phone, and after researching, found this one. It got great reviews and seemed to be rock solid– but I still had concerns over the “suction cup experience”. I was concerned that it would not stick to the (somewhat textured) surface of my dash, and I’d have to resort to a slightly-awkward window mount.First I tried the window mount, to plan my retreat position. Of course, it stuck well, and left me with a pretty reasonable setup– and because of the downward angle of the long arm from the windshield, I learned how to use the “platform lock” (the tightening ring around the magnetic mount) to secure the phone at the correct angle. So far so good.Next I figured I’d try the dashboard mount– it was a bit tricky to find a spot flat and close enough, but once I picked my spot, it was locked on the first attempt. Once I tightened everything down, I had a rock solid setup. WOW.The biggest test, I figured, would be when the car heated up and the suction cup would be tested– and to my surprise, there was NO TEST. The thing didn’t even appear to have noticed the change in temperature– it was still locked solidly on my dash.I have had to re-tighten the mount point lock a couple times (it’s doing a great job given all the motion and force it endures) but I’d expect that to be the norm from this type of device. So far, the mount has been in my car for over a week– no loss of suction, no loss of phone….. ALL GOOD.

My story:
My story:I finally got this to work…with a little extra effort. First, the magnetic hold is awesome. I put the supplied metal plate on the back of my 8″ Samsung tablet, which btw way weights close to a pound (15.94 oz). And the sucker snapped in solid. Then I tested the suction cup with tablet mounted, by attaching it to a window in my house. It held for 24 hrs, no problem. But I was worried about the dash of my car. It has a pebbly texture and a slight curve. So I stuck it on, and it held for a few hours. I left it overnight, and it popped off. So I did some looking and found a mounting plate just for this purpose (see photo) and put that on. It pulled loose after 12 hrs (I had let it “set” for 48 hours).Well I had a nice round mounting pad, so I concentrated on trying to fix it better to the dash. Research led me to the “Plastic Bonder”, which had impressive reviews It mixes like any two-part epoxy. Applied it to the back of the pad, after I removed the adhesive coated wafer. I let it cure for 24 hrs and it seemed rock solid. Oh btw, I cleaned the vinyl with denatured alcohol at the very start of this project. So at this point its held on for about 36 hours with no problem. I might mention that there’s another product that might work even better called Plastic Weld. It specifically mentions that it bonds to vinyl (which the Bonder didn’t say). And the holding strength is higher. But the Bonder worked fine.So far so good. I wanted to stabilize this medium sized tablet so I could have a handy GPS screen at my finger tips. It also works great for fast forwarding through sections of podcasts. Good luck gadget enthusiasts!

Best one I ever used !

This is a product of exceptional quality, design, and value. The suction cup is pliable and of the sticky, removable and non-marking silicone, and once you flip the locking lever, it is super tight! The magnetic grip is equally strong, and my phone has not even slipped as I go over the endlessly affable potholes of Toronto!

Facil de colocar.el iman aguanta muy bien una tablet