Bracketron Nav-Mat Portable GPS Dash Mount

[Pardus]

Nav-Mat Portable GPS Dash Mount

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updated 1.3.08
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Innovative Nav-Mat turns your windshield-mounted GPS device into a dash-mounted GPS device! Designed to work with any window-mounted GPS, Nav-Mat combines the physics of weight distribution with high-tech anti-skid materials to create a solid mounting base for your window mounted GPS. It makes it easy to see your GPS while driving too! Plus, it uses the stock suction cup mount that came with your GPS so it?s remarkably easy to use - just place the mat in position, attach your GPS & lock it in! No tools, no fastening, no hassles! It contours to the top of any dashboard for a custom fit in any vehicle, has a weighted base, holds up to several pounds & is portable & stowable so you can take it from vehicle to vehicle & tuck it away in your console or glovebox when not in use. Electronics shown are not included. 1-year limited warranty.

Product Features
* Works with all window mounted GPS units
* Easy to transfer from vehicle to vehicle
* Secures most portable electronics utilizing the vehicles dashboard
* Solid and sturdy, no tools required

 

[StormRider]

These work great. I use it for my GPS. I got mine at BB for $39 so this is a great price.

 

[Vetterin]

$19.99 + $1.99 processing and $7.95 shipping = $29.93. Am I missing something?

 

[foohbah]

I see the same - shipping and processing means it ends up costing more than from amazon affiliate eastside ($24 shipped) ? What's the free shipping trick that would make this a deal?

 

[Binky]

I also have one and love it. It's a bean bag with a flat plastic surface for suction cup use. Works great.

But...this price is NOT hot. I bought mine here for much less with very quick shipping (about $15-$16 shipped i think).

 

[Vetterin]

Originally posted by: Binky
I also have one and love it. It's a bean bag with a flat plastic surface for suction cup use. Works great.

But...this price is NOT hot. I bought mine here for much less with very quick shipping (about $15-$16 shipped i think).

Great pricing for sure but OOS.

 

[Vetterin]

Originally posted by: ActiveX
Nav-Mat Portable GPS Dash Mount

$19 +$3 for processing = $22 shipped
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Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease explain.

 

[Pardus]

site says free shipping, when add to cart, they charge $3 for processing. should be $22 OTD

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Subtotal: $19.99
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Tax:$0.00
Shipping: $0.00
Order Total: $22.98
You Save $7.50 on shipping!

 

[foohbah]

I couldn't get rid of the shipping from heartland, but eventually found it for $20.28 total shipped (that includes a usurious 8.95 shipping!) to MA at http://www.audio-discounters.com/ufm-100bl.html if anyone else really wants one. At least they claim to have it in stock. We shall see.

 

[RossMAN]

Would this work with the Garmin nuvi 650 and TomTom One LE?

 

[foohbah]

Originally posted by: RossMAN
Would this work with the Garmin nuvi 650 and TomTom One LE?

Mine hasn't arrived yet, but from reading the http://mountguys.com description and the amazon reviews: it's a donut shaped, weighty beanbag on a nonslip underside (so it doesn't slide around your dashboard) with a smooth, hard plastic base where the donut hole should be for the gps suction mount to attach, so the gps stands up out of the donut shape.

AFAIK it works with any suction mount that fits into the center of the donut, but I read some reviews saying the height was not sufficient to get the gps above the edge of the donut bag for some specific gps models.

I can't use a vent mount and I definitely don't want those "please break into this car to steal the GPS" suction rings screaming out to the neighborhood junkies from inside my windshield.

 

[isekii]

what happens if you hit a pot hole or a bump on the road ?
the last thing I want is for it to fly off and damage it.

 

[Binky]

It's very heavy and very secure. Unless you hit potholes that lift your entire body out of your seat, your GPS will be fine.

 

[Ricochet]

Hmmm...may have to get this once the suction cups stop adhering to the windshield.

 

[kalipoo2000]

thanks

 

[Pardus]

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