Windshield mounts were once the only option for GPS devices and phones in a car. Times have changed, and today you can mount a device almost anywhere inside a vehicle. Dashboard mounting, however, remains a surprisingly tricky category. Your average suction cup needs a smooth, flat surface to grip —
Powering your GPS or smartphone while riding is one of the smartest upgrades you can make for long trips. For car owners it is as simple as plugging into the accessory port. For motorcycle riders it takes a little more work — but it is very doable. If you are
Smartphones have largely replaced dedicated GPS units, but that doesn’t mean your old Garmin mount is useless. In fact, many of those mounts—especially the popular bean bag and suction styles—are still some of the most stable mounts you can use in a vehicle. SO today we’re going to talk about
The Garmin GLO 2 is a compact, powerful GPS and GLONASS receiver that delivers fast, accurate positioning data to your smartphone or tablet. Whether you’re navigating backcountry trails, flying at altitude, or cruising on the water, getting your GLO 2 mounted properly can make the difference between a device that
When it comes to high-performance radar detection, placement is everything. While a radar detector can technically be suctioned almost anywhere on the glass, industry veterans know that mounting near the windshield’s top edge or center-line provides the best “line of sight” for radar and laser reception. Traditionally, this left enthusiasts
Before getting into the how-to, it’s worth mentioning that the SimpliSafe Keypad doesn’t actually have to be mounted. It’s battery operated, fully portable, and works fine sitting on a table or counter. Some people move it from room to room when setting up new devices. If that’s your plan, you’re