Rating: 3.5 / 5
Price: $14.99

  • Dashboard mount for TomTom Products
  • Easily move your TomTom from car to home or car to car
  • Includes safety hook to prevent sliding
  • Great alternative to windshield mounting

Product Description
TomTom Dashboard Mount. Beanbag/Friction style mount for easy setup and removal in vehicle. This mount works with all TomTom products and is a great alternative to windshield mounting your TomTom ONE, XL, or GO product.
TomTom GPS Dashboard Mount for TomTom GPS Navigators

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5 Responses to “TomTom GPS Dashboard Mount for TomTom GPS Navigators”

  1. The TomTom GPS Dashboard Mount seemed like a great idea… it provides a way for the GPS to sit on the dashboard and is easily removed when you park without anything permanent on the dash or window. The problem is the GPS keeps falling off the mount! The GPS has a suction cup on the bottom of the attachment but it does not stay (stick) on the mount…no matter how we did it. I finally bought industrial strength velcro which I attached to the suction cup and to the mount, which works! I shouldn’t have had to do that. TomTom has had complaints about this before… they should be the one to fix it!
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. C. Hummel says:

    This works but I don’t think it is made for the 4.3 inch GPS that I have. It must be for the smaller one because my GPS doesn’t fit well into the center of the mount. It would probably work for the smaller one however. Seems like that should have been clarified before I purchased it.
    Rating: 3 / 5

  3. Rob Heinley says:

    After many hours of shopping for a GPS for my car I settled on a TomTom model XL 330 S. Being brand new to these navigation systems I didn’t think I needed anything more sophisticated. I think I made a great choice and I’m very happy with the brand and model I chose. What I’m not nearly as happy with is the TomTom GPS Dashboard Mount for TomTom GPS Navigators I bought at the same time. It looks like it’s made well enough, as it’s heavy and substantial, but when you try to attach the GPS’s suction cup to it to try to anchor the GPS to it, there is just no way! I removed the protective film that protects the surface on the mounting plate from scratching during shipment and cleaned the surface with an alcohol swab they include. I cleaned the suction cup on the back of the XL 330 and tried it again, no better result. I still am using the Dashboard Mount but now the plate which is attached to my GPS sits “under” the Mount as it is heavy enough to keep it from moving too far. A brick would serve the same purpose, but would scratch your dashboard and wouldn’t look as nice. Then again the Dashboard Mount looks kind of goofy too. The Mount is not a good/wise investment. rob
    Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Moira Steele says:

    I love my dash mount for my Tom-Tom. Attachments to the windshield can leave that tell-tale “footprint”, an invitation to a break in. I grab the dash mount, I can put the whole thing in my trunk, under the dash behind a bag, nobody knows there is a GPS in the car. It’s easier to adjust for the proper viewing, and I find it much less obstructing than the windshield mounts.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. The TomTom attaches to this with suction and when it’s cold, the suction doesn’t work. It attaches initially but then the cold makes the rubbery plastic shrink and it falls off, often with the GPS unit still attached! I tossed the box or I would return it!

    When it’s not especially cold, it works but I haven’t had the chance to try it in very warm weather. I suspect it will be ok but not being able to use it 1/4 of the year makes this a fail for me.
    Rating: 2 / 5

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