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Lauren
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
I like how the smooth side surface of this item allows them to slide easily along the center console, to maintain correct relative position to the seat, when the seat is adjusted fore and aft. Composed of a material that is a little firmer than I expected, which is great, because I was worried that the side pressure from the seat against the center console would squish the top opening closed. But it only flexed and squished it a little bit at the top opening, to still allow easy access! Liked it so much that I purchased another set as a gift to a friend!
AF
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Fits perfect in my Honda. The hole for the charging cable is convenient. I don’t have to set my iPhone on my passenger seat anymore. It fits perfect in the small holder. Definitely recommend.
Chebosky
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
There is nothing more frustrating than losing my phone or other items down the gap between my seat and the center console, so I was excited to try these out. They also offer a little extra storage space where I can keep my phone and other odds and ends. This comes with two of the gap fillers, one for each sideThe material is strong and durable, but it doesn't have any give to it, so it is hard to squeeze it in there if it is too big. I drive a 2021 CX-5, and these were almost too big. I was able to jam them in there, but it is a tight fit. This does keep them from moving around, but it could have been a bit thinner. It conforms well to the shape of the seat to create a tight sealIt has cut outs for the seat belt fasteners that work well. It has two sides that can be used for storage, and the front compartment has a hole for a charging cable. Overall, it will do what I want it to by keeping things from falling down the gap
Michelle Wise
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
Doesn’t fit for 2018 Chevy traverse
Fred
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
A very effective car seat gap filler that will stay in position. It is made from a thermoplastic elastomer that has a little "give" yet is resilient enough to not deform. It has an opening on the side that hooks around the seatbelt receptacle that will keep it in position. I replaced an older seat gap filler that kept falling down between the seats and the console, but this one remains in place because of that section that goes around the seat belt receptacle. This one is also a little wider than the one I replaced which also help keep it in place.There is a hole on the bottom front are that you can pass a USB connector through to have a charging wire in the gap filler to charge your phone without the wire being visible on top of the console or dash. If you pass the wire through a small V-shaped notch in a tab that separates the front and rear sections of the gap filler, your phone and USB connector with stay in the rear section which is the perfect size for the phone.The external sides have a pattern on them that looks like etching for an almost textured look.These will add some more storage area into the unused gap between the seat and console.I hate to admit it, but it also catches any dropped French fries if you ever eat them in the car. That saves having to rummage under the seat to remove the dropped fries.
William Faulk
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
These gap-fillers have only a tiny amount of flex. They mostly rely on your seats to compress to make them fit, which can make your seats uncomfortable. The hole for the seat belt buckle is either going to force your buckle into the gap-filler's orientation or leave a big gap, or possibly both. They have a hole in the bottom to allow a cord to pass through, but also allows things you're trying to prevent from falling between the seats to fall between the seats. Admittedly, it reduces the size, but it should have included at least some sort of cover or wipe. They have a carbon-fiber pattern on them, which is not called out in the description.Ultimately, for me and my car, I found the carbon fiber pattern ugly, they didn't fit well, left gaps, and made my seat uncomfortable. It possible they might work okay for someone else, but the fit is basically a gamble. I think there are other more flexible options available.
peter sherman
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This is a clever device, and there are many such versions on the market. I chose this one because it said it would fit my car (it didn't) and that it was made of thermoplastic (a flexible rubber-like plastic; rather, it feels to me just like rigid plastic). All that said, we were able to install it in another car (details below), and while the fit was a bit clunky, I was able to force it into place and I imagine that from this point forward, it will remain there and work as intended.A few things:- did not fit into Hyundai Santa Fe 2023 SEL Premium hybrid.- did fit in (not perfectly, but acceptably) into 2012 Prius V- is made of what appears to be inflexible plastic (rather than a more flexible rubber).But, here's why I'm happy to have it. We have kids learning to drive and kids these days have and drop phones but may not have the experience to wait until they can pull over to begin to go fishing for their phones (under the seats). So, I am quite pleased to have this in the Prius (the car the kids can drive) as it might prevent some avoidable accidents should their phone fall beneath their seat and, for whatever reason, they try to retrieve it while driving.My child has already told me (within two days of owning this device) that it worked. She dropped her phone during a phone call, and the device caught it, so she did not feel the need to go fishing while driving. (Friends don't let friends go fishing for phones while driving.)So, if I were to buy another, I'd look for one I knew would fit my car AND that would be made of a more flexible material (rather than rigid plastic) to ensure it fits with the car/seat.Last thing, the pockets are deep enough to hold various things such as a phone, coins, wallet, maybe glasses etc... and if your fingers are long and slender enough, you can fish out the coins (and anyone can grab the other stuff).I hope this helps.
Danielle D.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
These are great! They fit even in a very tight space. And my seat still slides forward and back just fine!
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