Car Headrest Tablet Mount Holder - Tryone Stretchable Backseat Tablets Stand for Kids Compatible with iPad Air Mini/ Cell Phone/ Galaxy Tab/ Kindle Fire Hd/ Switch Lite or Other 4.7-10.5" Device

My shows kept them happy and I was able to access it easily. In addition, since it stood in the middle, it permitted them to see each other. This tripod folds up nice and compact when not in use so you can leave it mounted all of the time. Among the best parts is how solid it is once you tighten it up and how easy it swivels.

Hezekiah Beasley

| Jun 23, 2021

This was purchased for a road trip and it proved to be excellent. It is regularly used by the kids. It is easy to use and durable enough that they swap it from headrest to headrest when needed. My Galaxy Tab E fits nicely in it as well.

Royal McBride

| Oct 06, 2020

This is a great tool to use on the road for the back seat This case is large enough to hold both a big phone (length) and a medium-sized I used it quite a bit on our recent road trips and the kids loved watching movies on the tablet with the portable bluetooth speaker at the back. Unlike the kids, we adults get to listen to plenty of our own music (car stereo with speakers on the front Retractable arms are extraordinary strong and are able to hold up devices while driving without shaking. It would be nice if the arm was a bit longer, but then the device might shake from the extra length. The middle ground is a good one, I guess. This retractable arm is foldable, so the whole thing can be tucked away when it's not being used. Make sure you pay attention to how wide (or how narrow) the headrest posts are. The headrest posts in our car are too narrow, so I have to take out the rubber pads in the clamps so I can fit it. I don't think it has anything to do with the devices. The headrest posts are extremely narrow so I either have to modify the item or I wouldn't be able to locate one that Everything appears to be going well. Five out of five.

Alaiya Aguilar

| Oct 02, 2020

Headrest poles are included, but not the seat backs. As a result, I returned the item. As I tried to use this tablet holder with my iPad Pro in my truck, it wouldn't work The spring loaded tablet grip was excellent, holding my iPad in a tight and secure grip. Plastic locking knobs were on the adjustable arm, and although they were made of plastic, they also seemed to lock into place tightly. It turned out, however, that the part that hangs onto the poles was the problem. It has a spring loaded mechanism. What's the reason? enough to hold my iPad in place and because of this, the entire arm assembly would crumble (along with my iPad) at the slightest bump. The headrest holders don't have locking knobs like the rest of the bracket, and on top of that, the parts that touch the poles are just shaped like a "C", which means if it moves enough to become loose, the whole bracket will fall. It is too bad because aside from the spring being too weak, the tablet holder did seem to have a lot of great features, so it's too bad I had to return it right away. In addition to the loaded headrest pole holder, the rest of the tablet arm appeared to be working well. Well, I guess.

Felipe Trevino

| May 27, 2021

As a child, I had the tablets hooked up to my headrest with a band so the volume would blast through my ear while my son was unable to I had to reach back blindly for him since he was unable to grab the screen. It allows him to view things whenever he wants, and it allows me to listen to my own music rather than Doc McStuffins. A very sturdy product that can be adjusted to any position.

Kaiser Erickson

| Oct 07, 2020

We have only been using this for a few days and have only logged It is a 2018 Chevy Traverse Premier that will have a Contixo V8-powered engine mounted to it 7, 2, 3, 9 This is an 8-inch kids tablet in its carrying case. Despite the mount's ease of installation, it is relatively secure and held the tablet tightly. Switching on or off using the volume or power button can be tricky Though I think I could learn how to do this without having to reattach the tablet, you might knock it out of the bracket. I am impressed with how stable it is, hardly any motion at the pivots or even where the headrest mount attaches. Thus far, I have been extremely pleased with this product.

Nalani Pace

| Jun 01, 2021

I have a four-year-old son who can reach just far enough to do what he wants to do. As I mentioned, I am not sure this works for any or all tablets, especially if the tablet comes with a hard protector case. The cushion case on my son's fire 10 makes it fit vertically on a tabletop. It is only the headrest on the front seat that is bad because it will be up and in my vehicle it won't let me lower it a little more because of how the prongs and divets are arranged. This leaves a huge amount of exposed area between the headrest and the seat. Other than that, it's a really nice design.

Zara Snider

| Apr 06, 2021

Thank you for what you provided. It was a 6-to-1 decision Kids used their Samsung tablets almost the entire trip to Legoland last weekend, where the kids took a three-hour trip to the theme park. During the ride, my 7yo held his the whole time, and my 10yo tried to hang hers on the seat. A pocket in the back. There was no comfort between the two. My husband did some research on Amazon, ordered two of these holders, and they were delivered to an Amazon Locker in our neighborhood. As I was riding home, I installed these mounts in hopes they would hold up well. It was a huge hit with the kids. 1.

Added these to a VW Atlas - they are great! I attached the headrest plates without issue, and they did not move, so they were completely stable. These were used with the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8 There are currently several 12-oz tablets in the market that are about 7 inches in size. Even when the arm is almost fully extended, there is no sagging. There was no issue with vibration or shaking with the kids, even as we drove 75 miles per hour on the freeway. This device is easy to install, as well as easy to adjust. A ball has been hit There can be some difficulty in tightening or loosing the mount behind the holder. Our plans are to use these for long trips. We probably won't use them on a regular basis most likely, only once or twice every Having them fold down into a pretty compact unit is a bonus-they can easily be stored in a glove compartment The box or the pocket on the door.
I paid just under $12 for these, and I paid almost $15 for them. Amazing value for the money.

Amelie Mathis

| Nov 11, 2020