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Works as is
This is a must have for any Garmin/Mio C310x owner. I purchased this to replace a crappy suction cup mount for my Mio C310x. Following some simple instructions I was able to use my existing mount piece and connect it to the bean bag mount. So now I have a fully adjustable, compact, and easily movable mount for my GPS. Heavy in weight and won't slide around. I would recommend making sure the dashboard is clear of any dust or even invest in one of those jelly sticky pads they sell at Walmart for extra friction to ensure 0 slidage.

Useless! Just the bean bag nothing to connect the GPS unit
Be very careful - this is just the bean bag (for those people who break into your car to steal the bean bag (leaving the mount and GPS unit behind?!?!)

If you buy this Amazon will make you pay for shipping it back.

Make sure you buy the unit with the mount included!!!!

It stays in place.
Great Beanbag Mount. When they say "Mount Not Included" It's the goose-neck mounting bracket that connects the GPS unit to the bean bag mount base, that is not included.

Before Ordering Understand what You Are Ordering
Made a mistake in ordering a REPLACEMENT beanbag portable friction mount for my Garmin GPS order went throught with no problems 17th St Photo shipped the item no problem However there was a minor problem a replacement beanag is just that beanbag only No Mount. I wanted the whole unit. So I returned the item and reordered the correct item. My mistake unit costed me an extra 20.00 postage and extra cost of the unit.

!7th Street Photo treated me very fair and quickly.

Other than that it works fine

A great mount for normal driving....
One reviewer talks about this mount sliding off the dash during 'hard' cornering...well, it should! This is not a Nascar mount. I have owned both a Streetpilot III+ and a Streetpilot 2620 and used the beanbag mount exclusively with both units. I have never had to 'baby' the throttle or steering wheel while driving and I find this to be a relatively secure mount. The friction base is up to the task if you are driving normally, and bumps in the road have never presented a problem for either of my units; but these units are not nearly as light as some of the newer ones and would logically be less likely to jostle around than a featherweight. My job requires me to do a lot of driving (in excess of 30,000 miles per year), so I have plenty of opportunities to find faults with my gps or its mounting system. If the mount had been giving me trouble I would have abandoned it a long time ago. I still have the stick-on dash mounts that came with my units, but will never soil my dashboard by sticking them on because the beanbag works so well. Incidentally, I just ordered a Garmin 7200 with 7" screen and you know which mount I'll be using with it...!!!