2PCS Car Seat Gap Filler Organizer with Phone Holder,[Upgrade Version] Car Seat Gap Organizer for Prevent Falling,Essential Car Accessories Car Side Seat Gap Filler (Beige)

This is really helpful to keep things from dropping under the seat. It stays in place pretty well it does sometimes need to be repositioned but that is really easy and it keeps things from falling under seat.Really easy to install and looks nice.Well worth the small cost for the benefits.

I would have gave 5 stars if the pieces would stay in place. They definitely do what they are supposed to do however they don't want to stay in place after sitting in the car seat. The pieces want to keep moving out of place. They come with 2 different size slots that are supposed to be for holding items I have found this to be absolutely useless as for doing what their intended job they definitely prevent things from slipping between the seats and under. Used in a 2016 Ram 1500.

Let me start by saying this: I didn’t know how much I needed these SSNNUU Seat Gap Fillers until I experienced their gap-filling greatness. Like many, I used to live in fear of the dark abyss between my car seat and the console—a place where phones, fries, and dignity go to die. But no more!From the moment I unboxed these gap fillers, I felt a shift in the balance of power in my car. Installation was ridiculously easy—just slide them in, and voilà! It was as if Gandalf himself had declared, “YOU SHALL NOT PASS!” to my rogue fries and fallen debit cards.The phone holder? Oh, that’s the pièce de résistance. My phone used to slide around my car like it was auditioning for Fast & Furious: Cup Holder Drift. Now, it sits snugly in its designated throne, proudly displaying my GPS directions, cat memes, or questionable playlist choices for the world to see.But the real test came during my weekly trip to the drive-thru. As I wrestled with my cheeseburger and steering wheel, I dropped a chicken nugget. Gasp! Time slowed down as the nugget plummeted, only to be heroically saved by my new gap filler. My heart swelled with gratitude, and my stomach rejoiced.Let’s talk quality: these things are sturdy, stylish, and somehow make me feel like I’m driving a luxury car. (Spoiler: I’m not. It’s a 2008 sedan with a questionable paint job.) The black design blends seamlessly with my interior, and they don’t budge no matter how sharp the turn or aggressive the pothole.Are there drawbacks? Sure, I’ve started inventing reasons to sit in my car just to admire them. My significant other might think I love these gap fillers more than them—but hey, the gap fillers have never let me down.In conclusion, if you’ve ever lost a french fry to the void or fumbled for your phone mid-drive, these are the gap-filling heroes you’ve been waiting for. Buy them. Love them. Name them if you must (mine are Phil and Lil). Just don’t go back to a gap-filled life. It’s not worth it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Was tired of dropping things alongside the seat in my car with no way to retrieve them without pulling over and getting out. This appears to be exactly the solution I needed. Working flawlessly in my Hyundai Santa Fe

The gap filler is a tight fit, but it works well. The part that fits around the seat belt end actually makes it easy to clip and release the belt.

Works in a 2017 Porsche Macan with Sport Turbo Package. But it is claimed to allow seats to move once it's in and that's simply not true. Nevertheless they will slide in and remain in place 'til the seat is slid forward or backward. Then I have to push them back in. That's why it's only a three rating.

Driver side filler did not work for me. I'm 5'1 and own the Kia Sorento Prestige. The driver seat automatically moves forward when I start my car. The opening between the seat and center console is extremely narrow. The device works well on the passenger side. I wanted it to work BUT I should have returned.

Does not fit 2024 Jeep JL. Seats are too tight to center console. Great product. Poor description.