T Case - Bold Black I Pass Holder, EZ Pass Holder, I Tag Case, Smart Tag Holder, I Pass Holder, Fastlane Pass Holder

Nice case, build and quality. from the inside of the car it concealed really well but from outside you can see you have an EZ pass wish it would cover and conceal from outside too. Hasn't failed once to be read while pass in case.

I've been fiddling with this case since I got it several months ago. If you plan to just set it on your dash, it should be fine. I'm attempting to get mine to stick to the velcro on my windshield and it is not working too well. The pass is held in the case with velcro, which creates a bulge on the back of the holder, and that bulge is just thick enough to keep the velcro on the windshield from fully engaging. It stays put for a couple weeks then starts drooping. I tried to modify the velcro on the case to make the bulge less prominent but only managed to make it worse. I think I will have to come up with another solution.Update 1/9/15: removed the velcro that holds the unit in the case and sewed it up with some crude stitches so there is now no bulge on the back of the holder. It's been working fine for about a month now without any droop.

I will freely admit that I’m not always rational. And my utter and complete distain for adhesive tape on the windshield of my car might make you call me, shall we say, less than balanced. I hate the dang white box. I hate the tollway system in general, but that’s a rant for a completely different forum. But that white box. And the tape. Ugh.I looked into the gel non-slip pads, but the directions say that they’re for use on soft vinyl dashboards only. My dash is leather. I read a review that said it stained someone’s leather seats. So that was out.Then I found this. Now, in fairness, to permanently mount this you still have to use the adhesive tape, or you have the option of the non-slip gel pad to put this on. Technically, this only “dresses up” the white box. But the reality is that I was able to place it up against the windshield on the dashboard, and the friction of the leather on leather is enough that it hasn’t moved in weeks. And it’s so unobtrusive, and blends perfectly with the dashboard.My own unique brand of irrationality had created a complete first-world problem for me, and this has proven an elegant and unobtrusive solution.Thank you to the creators of this product, for being just as nutty as me!

it's an ez pass case, guys. I read some reviews that suggested that the bottom of the case was non-slip.It's not. The whole thing is made of a pleather material. If that's what you call non-slip, then so be it.But the only thing that will truly make it non-slip are the velcro adhesive tabs that are included.I didn't bother with the velcro because I wanted this primarily to be a discreet, yet mobile option.I can take the transponder - within the case - from one car to another.Right now it's on the dash of my van. Not terribly secure, I sort of lightly wedge it against the front windshield.It has not slipped side to side or off the dash on regular or even spirited driving.That's about it. Good product but nothing sensational.

This is a simple thing; still, anything can be made very well, or very poorly. this device, able to hide an EZ tag regular full size type, easily installs and looks very neat and tidy, and the finish of the materials is a semi-gloss, and feels like fine leather, though it's most likely polyurethane-based textile. With the velcro enclosure holding the transponder safely inside of the T-case, the mounting 3-M dual-lock tape that comes with the EZ tag transponder installs the same on the windscreen, and the appearance is vastly improved. Haven't had any issues with the transponder not being read by the scanners as we fly by at 60 mph, just so you know.

Works well with the ez pass but the Velcro on it is very and I mean very weak. Half of it barely holds closed.

This case is an elegantly simple solution to an annoying problem. Had a suction-cup tag holder and it kept falling off the windshield. Hated the ugly velcro glue strips. This little case sits securely on the top of my dash... the non-stick pad works great and the pad hasn't moved on me yet (no matter how many NYC potholes I hit). Because there is no glue/velcro, I can easily move the tag to a different car if I need to. Looks nice on the dash and I have had zero problems with the card being read at the toll.A simple product that makes life easier - what a concept!

The case is too wide between the 3M strips on my full-size NYS EZ Pass. Also the black strips it comes with don't adhere to the windshield and keep falling off. Had to order replacement strips.