ChargrCity Exclusive Temporary SkyCaddie Platinum Review

The included wing nuts are difficult to use in the limited space behind the mirror, I placed the wing nuts at the end of the bracket. The screws are not slotted for either a Phillips or standard screwdriver.

To install this mirror you will need a neck of about 2 inches on the mirror. The 2015 Challenger doesn't have enough room to mount, it bumps into the plastic mirror trim and prevents you from adjusting the mirror, a quality thing, albeit not for my car.

Compared to others that cost over $100 I didn't want to buy it until I saw this. A dime with everything. Installation was a bit tricky and I won't be able to lower the rearview mirror that far. But it works fine. Doesn't jump at all. eye level.

Easy to install if space is available. I have uniden dfr1 and it works great. The bracket does not sag when colliding with the ass. However, it is plastic. All plastic. If you have a heavier or larger detector I would recommend paying $30 for the all metal version. Overall a good mount for light detectors.

Decent fitment. I'm having trouble getting it tight enough to hold the radar in the desired position, but haven't cranked it very tight yet. The price isn't that bad. Had to buy shorter screws to make it work for my application as there isn't much room above the mirror. Overall I think it will do what I need it to do.

Arrived quickly, easy to install. I have my doubts about how well it will hold up in use. It's mostly plastic. When accelerating hard, braking, not to mention cornering, there are a lot of forces. Since I'm plastic, I slowly tighten the hinges. It only had a short time with it, so I'll update it if it gets harder later or something breaks.

Installed on a Jeep Wrangler, with plenty of room around the rearview mirror. The screws protrude about an inch beyond the mirror, which is annoying but tolerable. What is counter-intuitive, however, is this mount's inability to actually hold the metal detector - the 2-in-3 part of the mount (the part that looks like the GoPro mount) just doesn't tighten enough and the detector sags instantly as languid as Austin Powers thinking of naked Margaret Thatcher on a cold day. (This is on the Uniden…

Compared to others that cost $100+ I didn't want to buy this until I saw this. A dime with everything. Installation was a bit tricky and I won't be able to lower the rearview mirror that far. But it works fine. Doesn't jump at all. eye level.

Easy installation if space allows. I have uniden dfr1 and it works great. The bracket does not sag when colliding with the ass. However, it is plastic. All plastic. If you have a heavier or larger detector I would recommend paying $30 for the all metal version. Overall a good mount for light detectors.

Arrived quickly, was easy to fit. I have my doubts as to how well it will hold up in use. It's mostly plastic. When accelerating hard, braking, not to mention cornering, there are a lot of forces. Since I'm plastic, I slowly tighten the hinges. It only had a short time with it, so I'll update it if it gets harder later or something breaks.