MPDB

Was very easy to stick on dashboard just make sure the dashboard is clean

Brilliant build quality and outstanding value for money

Really strong

Ok. So, it does stick to anything using sooper fancy 3M adhesive. I cleaned the spot on the dash with the supplied wipes. Removed the backing and… Nothing. It fell off like a depressed sloth on a tall tree. I normally would just chalk it down to experience, however it’s £22. And if I spend £22 on a phone mount, I fully expect it to be amazing and possibly make me a cup of tea as an added extra. Save your money and buy a cheap one so you won’t be as offended when it refuses to stick to your dash..

Mejor de lo esperado.

This holds the phone very firmly and stays put over rough surfaces and corrugations.

This is my 4th time buying this magnetic mount, over many years. It's very sunny in Singapore and suction cup mounts would fall off eventually. Scosche's strong magnets and their grippy surfaces keeps the phones in place very well. However as most dash boards are a little curved and has some rough texture, the provided tape doesn't stick very well. I'd alway replace the tape with my own 3M dash mount foam tape.

Good

I've had this in my truck (08' F350 King Ranch 4x4) for a few months now and there are a few things about it that I like vs. the Nato magnetic mount that's in my wifes car. The footprint that actually sticks to the dash is not too large, I was able to find a spot for it on the center stack of my F350 that was within reach and visible. This is on-par with the Nato mount- they are almost identical in footprint. The one thing I was skeptical about when I first got it was the size of both the magnet and the magnetic surface that attaches to my phone case- but it's a non-issue, it grabs my phone and hasn't fallen off once. I'm not doing hard off-roading my truck but it's stuck on there well enough that I've stopped thinking about it. My wifes Nato mount again seems solid as well which brings us to the last thing. Both mounts are "ball mounts"- there's a ball on the phone side of the mount that swivels in a cup with a ring that you tighten when you've found the position you like. The Scosche mount can be tightened finger tight and the mount stays exactly where you put it, the Nato mount, even with extra torque on the ring will move after a while and begin to sag/ wiggle. So as far as stability while driving goes the Scosche mount is good- I was up north a week ago on dirt roads and it did well- it flexes a bit when it gets bumpy but a lot less than you'd expect. My wifes Nato mount will begin to move around and loosen up a bit and the phone will sag and flop around- not good. All in all I'm satisfied with the Scosche mount- high quality, easy to mount, solid performance.