Mounts Car or Truck Seat Rail or Floor Mount for Satellite Radios | 4-Hole AMPS Head | Flexible 22" Gooseneck Arm | For GPS, Satellite Radios, and 4 Hole AMPS pattern | GN088-SBH-AMPS-L22

Worked great for my Prius Prime. The gooseneck seems very stiff which allows you to bend it into position, but not have your radio wobble all over the place. I almost gave it 4 stars because I did need to modify the 4 amps bracket to fit a Sirius Onyx. To get the antenna and power cord to plug in, you will need to cut off two of the corners on the bracket. I didn't take a star away because I liked the rest of the product quite a bit, and because it isn't like anyone will ever see the bracket anyway, so it was 30s to customize a universal product. Seemed reasonable

Bought the mount for a Sirius Onyx satellite radio receiver. Mounting to the seat rail of an BMW X3 was a bit tricky, but I was able to push it underneath the raised rail and now it sits rock solid, took about 10 minutes to complete. Very sturdy device, once positioned it doesn't move or vibrate, even when you push the buttons on the receiver. Assembly of the receiver needed some cutting to the plastic coating of the power pin since it interfered slightly with the mounting plate, no problem either. Highly recommended.

It's not like I'm doing off-road driving or have especially pothole-ridden road to drive on. I've tried every other phone mount product out there. Suction cups on the windshield, vent mounts, cup holder hogs, glue mounts on the dashboard, etc. On a long road trip, when you're counting on having your phone there to communicate and stay on the route, you can't be having the thing fall off the mount... or have the whole mount fall down and slide around. I've been using this product for almost 2 years now and my phone stays where I want it... even when I am on bumpy ground. Fairly easy to install, I attached it to the front left passenger seat footer in my SUV. My phone stays where I want it to. I had the iPhone 10, and recently upgraded to the 13, so I glued one of those mag-safe mounts on there. Works great!

Spent about an hour trying to install this, but failed to get it done. If it was more flexible, then would have had success. But the stiffness, and the lack of flexibility made it impossible to use in my vehicle. It will probably work well for others, but in my vehicle, it just needed to bend around corners more easily.

This thing has been a lifesaver. It works well and hold the remote that I needed mounted in an area I can get to it easily quickly.

I have a mobile radio that i needed to put in my car and be able to remove it when i need. This stand is great. Strong and versatile. It is permanent now and sturdy. I was using industrial Velcro before to hold the radio in place but this didn't work well at all, radio held for a while then fell off while driving, radio has some weight to it. I recommend this stand.

I love this mount! I looked at and considered what seems like every mount ever made before I chose this one. I use it for a Sirius Onyx plus satellite receiver. Being that it was for a Sirius receiver I didn't want or need it to sit up high on the dash. I couldn't bring myself to use a suction mount or any kind of bracket that I'd have to disassemble my dash for, or worse yet, drill into. So I chose this adjustable arm seat rail mount and I couldn't be happier. Install was a breeze and if I ever sell the car taking it back out will be as simple as a minutes work and a socket wrench and my car won't be any worse for wear. One thing to consider since Arkon also offers an 18" version as well, do the front bolts on your seat rails face straight up towards the bottom of the seat or outward towards the front of the car? If they face out (like my car) you may want to opt for the longer arm as you will probably use several inches of the arm getting out from under the seat before bending up to wherever you want the mounted product to be. The AMPS 4 hole pattern means many satellite radios will attach right to the mount without having to use any kind of secondary attachment to make the adjustment. As noted in a previous review, I too had to shave two of the corners down just a bit so that the power and antenna cords could get to their receptacles on the back of my receiver. This however was easy to do and you're not sacrificing the strength of the mount by doing so. This is the second Akron mount I've purchased recently and I am very happy with both. Will easily shop Arkon products in the future,

This is a sturdy, well built, floor mount. I used it to provide me more flexibility in mounting of my Blink XT2 cameras to the eaves outside the house. Had to make a custom mount to attach to the flat plate but couldn’t be happier. Someone should adapt the two item together into a single solution - hint!