JL Safety EZ Pass-Port: Indestructible Holder for Mini & Old Size EZ Pass, I Pass, I Zoom, PalPass, FasTrak - Made in USA Review

Very simple EZ Pass holder that just works. I wanted something small and unobtrusive because my Subaru EyeSight cameras get frustrated when something bothers them. These wire holders filled the bill. A suction cup holds a small wire frame that is perfectly shaped to hold the EZ Pass. If I want, I can easily remove it from the windshield by sliding the mug. EZ Pass devices are kept safe and life is fine. My Subaru Ascent and Outback love them and so do I.

Just got this to install my old EZ-Pass and it fits snugly and securely in this holder. It doesn't look like it will fall out of the metal clip. The suction cup feels solid, usually suction cups are too small and can't support the weight of what they are supposed to hold, but this one feels right. I hope this lasts for many years. 3M Velcro adhesive mounts are another option and I've had good experiences with them as long as the glass is properly cleaned. The good thing about this alternative…

This is just one of those products I never knew I needed. I often switch ez-passes at work so I was looking for something to hold both ez-passes as we use both molds. That is amazing. It holds the ez-pass securely and the suction cup auction strength is really impressive. I've had other things stuck to the window or suction shower and this is truly the strongest suction I've ever experienced. I can pull the metal part fairly hard to push the Ez-Pass out and the suction will get stuck, but when…

Securely holds my mini EZ Pass transponder to my windshield. I bought this mount for its small/minimal profile/appearance, not like a square windshield mount. The only downside to this holder's design is that when I insert my Mini EZ Pass transponder into the holder, it tends to push the suction cup out of the holder's socket. I have to try to hold the suction cup on the mount while placing the transponder on the mount. Once you've placed the transponder in the holder, you probably don't want…

I use this to move my EZ Pass between my car and my parents. My parents don't see the EZ Pass as essential, but when we take long trips together I like to use the EZ Pass to save on travel time. The suction cup works great, the metal bracket holds up great. I used to have a plastic suction cup holder, but after a year of exposure to hot/cold temperatures and sunlight, the plastic eventually fell apart. The metal holder is over a year old and shows no signs of malfunction. When this happens I…

Easy to assemble CA FasTrak responder. We use FasTrak about 4-5 times a month, not for our regular commute. I didn't see the point of mounting it on the windshield when we use it so seldom. I also hated the look of the Velcro on the car. The suspect usually hit the dash and I was concerned it would fall on the passenger side and not get a readout. This holder fixes all of that and is easy to use. When we need it I just stick it on the windshield and put it away when I'm done. The suction cup…

I've tried other plastic portable mounts and they all invariably broke within a year or so. The constant and intense heat and/or cold in the car is quickly dealt with by cheap, constantly handled plastics. They can last indefinitely if your cars are in the garage most of the time and mine aren't. These metal ones are great for my EZ passages and are aesthetically as understated/fairyy as possible. They also don't seem to have a negative impact on the performance/range/reliability of EZ Passes…

I didn't want the velcro to stick to multiple windshields and was looking for a quality alternative to the suction cup. I've tried plastic before (cheap in quality not price) and they either break or fall and fall under the seat once you get to the tollbooth (pretty much as they know lol). These metal holders are perfect for the newer (smaller) version of EZ-Pass transponders, stick like glue to a (clean) windshield in all weather conditions, are easy to remove and install in another vehicle…

After much research looking for a solution for my bike, I tried to fit this EZpass mount to the handlebars of my bike (don't think a suction cup will stay on the curved part of the bike). the windshield did not fly off for too long due to vibrations, impacts and gusts of wind). This seems like the perfect solution for now as I installed it on the right hand side of the handlebars where I removed the suction cup and screwed on the steel part of the clamp where the suction cup went into the…