Bulletpoint Dash Mount Cell Phone Holder Compatible with 2011-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU 20mm Ball Mount (Single Ball Metal Base with Phone Holder)

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Algo costoso, por aquí por Amazon pero vale la pena súper resistente y va muy bien con el estilo de jeep!!

Bought for my wives 2014 Jeep Wrangler Sport. Went through at least a handful of other phone holders. This is hands down the best one. A little costly but had I have bought it first I would have saved money. Don't hesitate to get one, you wont regret it. Great quality and fit.

TL;DR Recommendation: Jeep Enthusiast Must-Have; Get mag mount if phone has that feature Vehicle: 2012 Wrangler Rubicon Pros: - Very, very stable (Phone does not move at all) - Aesthetic is clean - Highest quality phone mount I’ve tried by far Cons: - Initial price is higher than competition; and higher when one starts customizing (buying add-ons) - Installation requires running screws into dashboard - Base mount didn’t sit perfectly flush and didn’t come with additional material to get “perfect” flush - The holes that allow for custom placement also allow debris to fall in, makes for difficult cleaning long-term — Review. I got this for my 2012 Wrangler Rubicon (2dr), and it’s amazing. I can orient the arm to hold my phone exactly where I need it - and it stays there even after some mean pot holes! Phone pops right on and off easily with one hand. It gives my Jeep a clean look from the driver/passenger view - which makes it that much more fun to drive. My cons aren’t significant reasons to pass on this product - just my personal gripes - for me this is still a 5/5 must-have! Pros: This thing is sturdy, looks clean, and my phone does not move! My previous mount couldn’t stand the toss and tumble from driving, causing the bottom to scratch up my dash (seen in photo), and randomly hit my radio buttons. Cons: Price. Price was high - $165 for main mount and mag-mount add-on. I’m probably going to grab another mounting arm ($27), and probably the grab bar kit eventually ($60) - dropping me somewhere north of $250 pre-tax when the dust settles. Installation. Installation requires running screws into the dash, and I couldn’t get it completely flush even though some additional parts are included to help get it flush. Conclusion. I’m going to buy more products, and if I had to do it over, I’d buy it again. Though the price is higher than others, I get the feeling this product will last as long as I want it to - and does exactly what I want it to do 100%. While the installation wasn’t completely flush for me, it is very sturdy and is balanced - with the base and 4 of the 6 side points fitting snug; so mostly flush but totally solid. The product doesn’t move or feel loose, and once it’s fully assembled this isn’t noticeable - so it’s more just an initial frustration that I’ll forget about. Also, it could’ve been an error on my part. This is one of those, “Buy once, cry once” products - I’ll forget the cost and the little installation hiccups next month, but I’ll probably still be enjoying this product for years to come.

Most secure mounting system I've purchased in or out of my rig, highly recommend for those out there exploring GOD's beautiful world.✝️🌿🤙 The sturdiness and design made installation a breeze, which we all enjoy at times. Phone and GoPro fit just right where their proper holders firm and comfortable. You pay for quality, quality is Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions 💪😎🤙