April 25th, 2008

GPS Dashboard Mount Review - Dash Board

GPS dashboard mount is one of the methods to display a portable GPS in the vehicle. GPS dashboard mount has anti-skid bottom that secure the portable GPS unit on the console. If you don’t like the vent or windshield mounted solution or are in the states of California and Minnesota where windshield mounting is illegal, GPS dashboard mount is the perfect solution for you.

Price range for GPS dashboard mounts are $10 to $50.

Garmin GPS Dashboard Mounts

Dashboard Mount for GPS – Garmin Nuvi

GPS Dashboard Holder for Garmin StreetPilot

Garmin GPS Dashboard Mount

TomTom, Mio, and Magellan Portable GPS Friction Mounts

GPS Dashboard Mount References

GPS Bean Bag Mount Review

GPS Friction Mount

GPSmagazines.com posts a review on GPS dashboard Mount, “…Recently I tried to remove my suction-mount from a hot windshield and ended up ripping the rubber in the process, and leaving a ring of residue on the windshield glass. That got me thinking about alternate mounting options, so I decided to give Garmin’s “friction mount” a whirl. The mount runs about $30 and is available at various retailers and online…”

GPSLodge.com has a review on Nav-Mat Friction GPS Mount for the Dashboard, “…Garmin has their own friction mount, with an extension for the Nuvi series. It’s worth considering the NavMat friction mount too…”

GPSTrackLog.TypePad.com has an article on Dashboard Mount for Garmin GPS, “…This dashboard mount has a weighted, grabby bottom surface to keep it in place. I have not been able to get it to even budge in jackrabbit starts or slamming on the brakes. It comes apart easily for stowing in the glove compartment and is fully adjustable. I like it so much that it is now the primary mount that I use…”

GPSReview.net has a review on GPS Dashboard Mount, “…I suggested a RoadMate Dash Mount, but Frank had already returned the RoadMate 800 and purchased a Garmin StreetPilot 2720. He installed it with the included bean bag mount and it appears to be working wonderful for his application…”