ISaddle CH 201 Additional Windshield Navigators Review

Snap ring does not fit properly on TomTomXXL. Easily detaches, inflicting defeat on the target. Luckily I only needed the suction cup part and I disassembled the device and removed that part. Not an ideal solution. If you are looking for a fully functional unit, go ahead. Stay away.

Appears to be well made - very durable. Suction power was ok, but still moving. However, the TomTom XXL was very difficult to snap into place and then popped out in less than a minute. I've tried a dozen times to make sure I put it on correctly, but it kept popping up.

I bought this to replace my original Tomtom GPS holder which finally wore out after five years. I had high hopes as it stuck well to the washer on my dash that came with my original mount. Unfortunately, every day when I get back to my car after work, the mount is on the floor and I have to screw it on. Also, the ring doesn't seem to fit the GPS properly. Every now and then when I press the screen, the device spontaneously jumps out of the ring and falls to the floor of the car. In general I am

The mount for my old TomTom XL broke a few years ago and try as I might I couldn't find it at a decent price or even buy it from Revain. com in my country. A few weeks later I came across an iSaddle CH-201 at an exceptionally good price that could also be shipped to South Africa. I decided to give it a try. It arrived on time for the delivery time which is great as Revain have improved it a lot. Although not marked TomTom, it fits my XL perfectly and attaches to the windshield just like the…

The main downside mentioned in many reviews is that the clip for holding the tom tom gps itself is small. If you want to use it on the dashboard, it should stick. But it doesn't stick very well when you attach it to the windshield. On rough roads, the locking system can easily detach from the back of the tom tom GPS. The original mount for the Tomtom GPS navigator holds much better. I ended up just using the ball portion of the mount itself and attaching a thin rubber to it for use with the…