AccessoryBasics Dashboard Platform Detector Beltronics Review

But then he proves he can stay. And it also holds the Passport Max well. 2021/6 After owning it for about a year, the plastic base decided to crack under the Texan heat to the point where the suction cup just couldn't suck anymore. So I can no longer use it. In 2021/8 I really liked the idea of this stand so I bought another one. Being brand new I cut out a piece of glossy vinyl sheeting and glued it to a plastic base to get around the fact that the base would eventually crack if exposed to…

I used this about 5 years ago, lost it and decided to buy it again. In my opinion it is absolutely worth the money. It does not rely on sticky/gel residue to apply to the dashboard. The main balancing factor for him is his weight. I use it for my radar detector as I'm tired of mine constantly falling off the windshield due to loss of suction. I preferred it to other holders because there is a center speaker in the middle of my dash which prevents more suction based products from sticking. Also…

This rattle mount is great for placing my radar detector on the dash. It stays in place and is solid. I had no problems with it slipping and I didn't have to use an anchor, but still. BUT. You need to prepare the suction cup! I bought 2 of these. The first one didn't stick and I tried everything (I thought) and finally just glued the suction cup to the beanbag, which technically worked. After some Googling and watching YouTube on how to fix a failed suction cup mount, I ordered a second one…

If you always go straight and never stop abruptly, it won't slip. If you're driving in city traffic and making a lot of quick stops and turns, this thing will slide back and forth all over the place. You have to drive like a grandma and be VERY careful around corners and stops to keep that thing from slipping. (although he often still moves slightly, even when I try my best to be as gentle as necessary to keep him from moving). You can forget reversals. It slides completely off the dashboard in

I used this about 5 years ago, lost it and decided to buy it again. In my opinion it is absolutely worth the money. It does not rely on sticky/gel residue to apply to the dashboard. The main balancing factor for him is his weight. I use it for my radar detector as I'm tired of mine constantly falling off the windshield due to loss of suction. I preferred it to other holders because there is a center speaker in the middle of my dash which prevents more suction based products from sticking. Also…

This bag mount is perfect for mounting my radar detector on the dashboard. It stays in place and is solid. I had no problems with it slipping and I didn't have to use an anchor, but still. BUT. You need to prepare the suction cup! I bought 2 of these. The first one didn't stick and I tried everything (I thought) and finally just glued the suction cup to the beanbag, which technically worked. After some Googling and watching YouTube on how to fix a failed suction cup mount, I ordered a second…

If you always go straight and never stop suddenly, it won't slide. If you're driving in city traffic and making a lot of quick stops and turns, this thing will slide back and forth all over the place. You have to drive like a grandma and be VERY careful around corners and stops to keep that thing from slipping. (although he often still moves slightly, even when I try my best to be as gentle as necessary to keep him from moving). You can forget reversals. It slides completely off the dashboard…