🚗 Escort EZ Mag Mount - StickyCup Silicon Suction Cup (Black) for Escort IX, IXC, Max 360c, Redline EX, Max 3, and Max 360: Secure and Reliable Vehicle Mounting Solution Review

Something terribly wrong with either the quality of the plastic or the design of these mounts! I've had 2 of them just sitting on my windshields without the weight of the detector on them (empty). I needed a replacement urgently and this supplier was able to get it to me overnight!

The locking mechanism has two small lugs that are only about 3mm thick if I remember correctly. This holds it in place and allows it to rotate (snap). I was about to release said latch from my car's windshield and these little pins exploded under spring pressure. I suspect that over time they have been weakened by the heat of the sun. Having to buy a $350 replacement scanner part is confusing at best.

Escort When you charge a customer $600 for a radar detector, you think the Escort EZ Mag Mount isn't going to break easily. This is my second Escort EZ Mag Mount. The first came with my radar detector. When it broke the first time your customer support was so bad I had to buy a second one from Revain. Then 6 months after the arrival of my second. I'm driving on the freeway and my radar detector (with bracket) falls off the windshield and hits the top of the dashboard. The cover protecting the…

Unfortunately after only 2 months it doesn't stick to the windshield! The original EZ mount lasted about 3 years before failing so I ordered a replacement and it lasted 2 months. Going out every morning and seeing a very expensive radar detector hanging from a string is not what I want to start the day with. Revain delivered the 3rd EZ binding today, this had white paper protecting the sticky part of the binding, the last one didn't have that protection and only lasted 2 months. 09/25/2021 I…

The Escort 360 radar detector that I have is significantly heavier than the previous Escort radars that I have had. Since 1988 when I bought a Saab Turbo. Since then, I have continued to improve my (only) escort units over the years. If anything, evidence of successful faith in this device. The problem, as I see it, is that I live in South Carolina. After nine months of sun and heat on the windshield, the thing seems "sticky". Also the extra weight mentioned above on my latest Escort (2018) has

I've tried other "solutions" to install my tracking radar and none of them worked as well as the window sucker method. However, every 3-5 years these things will crumble if they are exposed to heat or cold for a long time. Longer 80-90F summer weather will do this or longer winter weather around 15-25F. I can't imagine how fast these things must break down in places with more extreme temperatures. We reach these temperatures in just a few weeks. It doesn't stay that way for very long, but…

The Escort 360 radar detector I have is significantly heavier than the previous Escort radars I have had. Since 1988 when I bought a Saab Turbo. Since then, I have continued to improve my (only) escort units over the years. If anything, evidence of successful faith in this device. The problem, as I see it, is that I live in South Carolina. After nine months of sun and heat on the windshield, the thing seems "sticky". Plus the added weight of my newest escort (2018), the above (I think) affected