Arkon Black Retail Tablet Mount - Sticky Suction Windshield/Dash for iPad Pro, iPad Air, Samsung Galaxy Tablets Review

Worked very well for the first week. It took a little getting used to putting it in the spring-loaded mounts and removing it the same way, but it quickly becomes apparent that this is the best way to handle the fixation. But after about a week the glue stopped sticking and now it just sits in my back seat and taunts me. I don't know if it was the surface it was applied to, the dashboard of my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee which isn't particularly porous, or if exposure to direct sunlight caused a…

Purchased for my 2016 Ford Fusion. I followed the instructions exactly and it only worked for about a day with my 9.7" iPad Pro. I used a 3M sticky pad on the dashboard and it came off pretty quickly. I don't recommend this product at all .

I use this for my iPad Pro and the suction cup works great on a flat surface. I use this with my Tesla Model S and attach the wood panel to the dashboard and center console to hold the To ensure rear seat visibility I was pleasantly surprised by the weight of my 12" iPad Pro, it holds up very well.

I installed this on my boat and it was amazing. It comes with many different options suitable for many devices. Mine is on a large iPad and it remains stable in rough seas. Definitely good value for money

Bought for use in my 2016 Ford Fusion. I followed the instructions exactly and it only worked for about a day with my 9.7" iPad Pro. I used a 3M sticky pad on the dashboard and it came off pretty quickly. I don't recommend this product at all .

I use this for my iPad Pro and the suction cup works great when it lays flat. I use this with my Tesla Model S and attach the wood panel to the dashboard and center console to ensure rear seat visibility I was pleasantly surprised by the weight of my 12" iPad Pro, it holds up very well.

Everything worked very well for the first week. It took a little getting used to putting it in the spring-loaded mounts and removing it the same way, but it quickly becomes apparent that this is the best way to handle the fixation. But after about a week the glue stopped sticking and now it just sits in my back seat and taunts me. I don't know if it was the surface it was mounted on, the dashboard of my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which isn't particularly porous, or if exposure to direct sunlight