The SecureHold Dash Mount for GPS navigation devices such as TomTom, Garmin and Magellan is a relatively heavy beanbag type of dash mount. It has a four leaf clover shape with the base being non-slip. The GPS device is held by an adjustable clamp which can accommodate an extensive variety of GPS navigator sizes and shapes. The clamp is mounted on a 360 degree rotating head at the end of a double-jointed adjustable neck which allows for suitable adjustment of the navigator display viewing angle.

Often GPS navigator owners look for a dash mount because they are having problems with suction mounting to a window. The integrated support neck and mounting head of the SecureHold Mount are a better choice than dash mounts which simply have a flat disc for a suction mount to be attached to. The SecureHold Dash Mount has plenty of satisfied customer reviews at Amazon however, the dash contours and surface friction factor as well as the vehicle suspension dynamic can all play a part in determining suitability.

The SecureHold Dash Mount comes with a comparatively long 3 year warranty.

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SecureHOLD GPS Auto Dash Friction Mount – For Garmin GPS Units – Works with nuvi 260W, 285W, 295W, 765, 3750, 3760T, 3790T and more! – Removable – Mount and Protect your GPS on the Dashboard of your Car Without Adhesive!

SecureHOLD GPS Auto Dash Friction Mount – For TomTom GPS Units – Removable – Mount and Protect your GPS on the Dashboard of your Car Without Adhesive!

SecureHOLD Auto Dash Friction Mount for iPhone and iPod Touch – Removable – Mount and Protect your Phone on the Dashboard of your Car Without Adhesive!

SecureHOLD Auto Dash Friction Mount for Google Android Smartphones: Motorola HTC Hero / myTouch 3G – Removable – Mount and Protect your Phone on the Dashboard of your Car Without Adhesive!

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