Micro Tomtom GO 910 Replacement Suction Cup Window ARM with Power ONLY Docking Shoe (SKU 6136)

My original TomTom plastic "sucker" pad had split and fallen apart after 10 years in the hot Florida sun. (Amazingly, the GPS's battery still takes a full charge).This OEM replacement arm works extremely well. Until you get used to it, it is a bit fiddly pushing the locking lever, especially as the windscreen is a bit of a stretch arm-wise! However, it attaches to the glass very strongly and never falls off.Very nice unit.The TomTom GPS I own has a hard drive and supposedly does many things, such as stores music, works with your cell phone etc, However, I never ever use these features and just as well, because this replacement arm does not support those features. All it does is charge the GPS and hold it on the glass, which is exactly what I need.

The fitting and connection to the TomTom GPS is tight and does not connect as easily as the original one.

A good replacement at the right price. My TomTom is several years old , it was expensive at the time and has many features that even the newer ones don't have. It was a good choice to get a replacement mont instead of a new GPS. This is just the mount with a power input. That's fine because I never used the other ports for ext antenna , etc on the original. Just needed a new mount with power. The power jack internal pin broke and came out on the original. I use the same 12volt power adapter with this one. Seems to be a better mount than the original too.

This thing is awkward to attach and does not have strong enough suction to hold the GPS. So basically it's worthless.

I bought this replacement part for my six year old TomTom Go 910 which fit perfectly. Then I bought a universal car power cord from Radio Shack. For $60 my GPS is in excellent operational condition.

By far NOT the greatest mount for the TomTom GO 910. If I had to do over again, I likely wouldn't buy it again. I had to modify the mount to allow the GPS unit (which latched to multiple actual TomTom branded mounts without issue) to get the GPS to latch into the mount without having so much strain on the latch mechanism that I thought it was going to break.The ONLY saving grace for this mount is it's available (while an actual TomTom mount for the GO 910 has been, from what I can tell, discontinued) and it's a reasonable price (when compared to a TomTom branded mount).

Never quite sat right with device. Not a great replacement but only one out there.

The TOMTOM replacement suction cup was an exact replacement part for my TOMTOM. It works well. It was shipped expediently.

The mount supplied with the Tomtom 910 failed after about 3 years (common problem).This is an adequate and relatively cheap replacement which is not quite as flexible as the original. It does not appear to be any more robust.It works and will probably last until the 910 comes to the end of its working life.