Does this work really well? and can you take it off the windshield/dashboard when you want?
1468195
My answer is in both cases yes. I did not have any experience with the dashboard because of the different technique, but it worked perfectly at the windshield. It may get loosened at the windshield if you let the car in sunshine, but you just fix it again and it works. I really have never had any problem with it and I can recommend it without any reserve.
1468196
You can take it off the windshield when you want, if you use the adhesive mount on the dash, you can remove the mount but not the adhesive "puck" without making it useless.
2098667
I take it off between uses. It is so easy to put on and off, I dont know why you'd leave it on. I just leave the whole setup in my car in the box so It's always available. For rides, I take it off and put it in my car to avoid theft.
1314898
That's what it is - you can mount to window or dash. It clips off the suction cup so that the cup stays in place and you can take the device with you.
2090743
Well it depends on how hot it gets in your vehicle. If it is hot as Houston, TX, then no the dashboard plastic gets to hot. Never tried it on the windshield. It stuck grerat to the dashboard by my truck radio.
1241863
It can be removed from the dash, but you'll have to clean off the sticky part before you mount it again. We've done it a few times.
451652
From what I see it shouldn't be an issue. It locks down using suction so to remove it all you have to do is pull the tab releasing the suction from your dashboard. The surface of the suction part is a bit sticky, not sure if that will wear out over time or not.
1862365
Yeah, it does. It's basically just a sticky suction that you can either mount to the window, or to the top of the dash only because in my state it's illegal to mount things to the windshield.
1155541
I have had it on my window for almost a year. I have even driven my rv with it on despite the recommendation to remove it while driving (I forgot it was out there). It has never fallen off. I moved it to my 5th wheel on the slideout window and again forgot about it when I moved the slideouts in and moved the trailer. It still didn't fall off. You easily peel it on and off your window. The only recommendation I have is to clean your window with windex prior and place it out of the sun. My neighbors were so inpressed they bought one too. Yes it is large F`
451650
yes, as long as you don't use the adhesive sticker to stick it to the dashboard. If you just use the suction cup you can un-suction it.
957102
You won't be able to just pry it off, without risking damage to your dash. It can and I did remove one with adhesive remover. Work it around the edges with q-tip. A real light oil will work also.
1504794
I've had mine attached to my windshield for two months now; taking my phone in and out of it frequently. I've never had a problem with it losing suction.
153836
You can apply some pressure as you mount the unit to the windscreen. Cleaning the silicone surface from time to time does help. Or there may be some temperature differences as when you mount the unit and it then gets exposed to sunlight, where the air inside the mount expands.Anyway, even with a secure mounting, it won't stick forever (over a course of several days), so you might have to remount occasionally.I usually detach the unit whenever I have to park the car in the middle of sunlight for extended number of hours. I didn't do so with my previous unit and it bluetooth appeared to stop functioning as I assumed the electronics should have been worn due to excessive heat. You can apply some pressure as you mount the unit to the windscreen. Cleaning the silicone surface from time to time does help. Or there may be some temperature differences as when you mount the unit and it then gets exposed to sunlight, where the air inside the mount expands.Anyway, even with a secure mounting, it won't stick forever (over a course of several days), so you might have to remount occasionally.I usually detach the unit whenever I have to park the car in the middle of sunlight for extended number of hours. I didn't do so with my previous unit and it bluetooth... » Read More You can apply some pressure as you mount the unit to the windscreen. Cleaning the silicone surface from time to time does help. Or there may be some temperature differences as when you mount the unit and it then gets exposed to sunlight, where the air inside the mount expands.Anyway, even with a secure mounting, it won't stick forever (over a course of several days), so you might have to remount occasionally.I usually detach the unit whenever I have to park the car in the middle of sunlight for extended number of hours. I didn't do so with my previous unit and it bluetooth appeared to stop functioning as I assumed the electronics should have been worn due to excessive heat. « Show Less
1377311
It works great on my windshield. There is an adhesive pad included with the kit and it may be better to use that than suction if you are mountng on the console. Have to say, I like having my phone up on my windshield as its very easy to glance at it while driving. When I use my phone in my husbands car, I have to look down on the console and I prefer having the phone mounted on the windshield.
1282134
There is a lever on the back that engages the suction cup, as well as a small tab coming off the back of the gel suction cup. You disengage the suction cup with the lever, then pull the tab upwards and the cup grudgingly releases it's hold on your dash. I've moved it in between two cars, and repositioned it once, and it hasn't left any mark.
1723283
No I put mine on the windshield and on my dash into different places it comes off really easy
787002
When you have it located on the windshield, hold it in place with one hand while turning the knurled base at the windshield clockwise. You will not be able to move it onece it is sucked on. To remove it, turn the base knob counter-clockwise. This unit will not fall off if you turn fully clockwise when you put the windshield mount on.
2247657
It sticks to the windshield with a peel and stick adhesive. It sticks tight, but can be removed if necessary.