Handheld GPS Reviews - Customer reviews - Bracketron UFM-100BL Nav-Mat GPS Friction Dash Pad

Manufacturer: Bracketron

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Name: Mac Maven
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
Date: 2008-02-23
Customer Rating: -

Summary: The NavMat is GREAT!!!
Comment: I have a PT Cruiser. There is not one single flat surface on the dashboard to mount the suction cup or the stick-on mount. I did not want to lure break-ins with the mount on the windshield or a tell-tale windshield ring. I have a Navigon 2100. This mount works great. When I park, I just snap the GPS unit out of the holder tabs, put the charger-plug and cord into the glove box and shove the NavMat (with the suction holder still attached) under the passenger seat. No evidence to lure thieves. I leave it in the car and keep the GPS in my purse. I also have a automobile-plug to A/C-plug adapter, so I can charge my Navigon in the house, so it is always charged up. I got a Navigon for my daughter also, and the first thing I told her was to get on Amazon and order one of these. She loves hers too. I'm ordering 3 more for other members of my family. Amazon prices on this go up and down, but it is well worth it at whatever price.

Name: P. Novak
Location:
Date: 2008-04-04
Customer Rating: -

Summary: A great mount!
Comment: I use this with my Tom Tom One. It doesn't slide around, and is secure. I guess that's all you could want. So far the suction mount from the Tom Tom is holding as well.

Name: G. Litwinski
Location: Midland, MI United States
Date: 2008-05-15
Customer Rating: -

Summary: Very nice base for TomTom One 3rd Ed.
Comment: I use this with a TomTom One 3rd. Ed. and it works well. The suction cup mount is secure and the base itself sits securely on the dash of my E46 3-Series, well in reach. The TomTom One 3rd Ed. has the power connector at the bottom, but this is not a problem because the cable has a right angle bend where it enters the TomTom. I have a Garmin 2720 that comes with a factory bean bag mount that is the gold standard for such things. This add-on unit is not quite that good, but it has to accomodate a range of GPS units and it is still plenty good enough. At the $12 Amazon charges, it is a steal...especially considering that Best Buy wants $40 for the same product. Yikes! Even Wal-Mart wants $30.

Name: Duncan Brown
Location: Fairfield, IA USA
Date: 2008-06-11
Customer Rating: -

Summary: A handy accessory for GPS users
Comment: This is a practical solution to a new problem. I have a Garmin StreetPilot 330; it's relatively large and heavy, and sometimes the suction mount on the windshield loses its grip, sending the device to the floor. The Bracktron dash mount is stable , easier to deal with, and less awkward than dealing with the windshield and the suction cup. Highly recommended.

Name: Laura02420
Location: Massachusetts
Date: 2008-09-01
Customer Rating: -

Summary: awesome nav-mat
Comment: I wasn't sure if the nav-mat would work with my Navigon mounting bracket, because it would extend the unit out in front of the the mat-but I took a chance and it works great, it is very well balanced, and it doesn't move a bit.
Because of the slope of the dash and windshield of my Accord I wanted something that the bracket would attach to securely to keep the gps unit safe, as well as keep it from blocking my eyesight line while driving.
I highly recommend this product :)

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