Macally Tablet Holder for Car Headrest - Adjustable iPad Headrest Mount for Car - Super Secure Car iPad Holder Backseat Kids - Fits All 4.7-12.9" Back Seat Devices (iPad Pro/Air/Mini, Nintendo Switch)

Works perfect in our car so both kids can watch the same movie. I love that it can be on one seat or in the middle. It fits our big iPad with ease. It was simple to install, is sturdy, and seems to be a strong material. It’s been in our vehicle for a few months and we love it!

I've been through like 20 different mount systems for phones, tablets, etc for cars. Everything I've tried so far has been garbage, and falls apart very easily. This wasn't the case (yet) for this mount.The mounts themselves feel sturdy so far ( they are plastic so I'm a little worried over time/heat if they will hold up. ) The attached very easily to the front headrest.The tablet mount itself, is again, plastic with pads for the device, but it help the tablet in there perfectly. Hit some large bumps, and nothing fell. I'm a little worried about the ball joint nut. Previous mounts I've had, this was the weak point. So far it's been sturdy though.The arm seems to be metal ( aluminum? ) so I'm not too worried about it failing or sagging too much over time. The arm extends to a good distance. No problem there.The test of time will tell how great the product is for me, but first use was great. It served it's purpose, wasn't clunky, and was easy to install and use.I would definitely buy again so far.

Ehh..you get what you pay for. it was $19.99 when I got it. It clamped on well for Honda minivan.Did its job when going on road trip. But it is not as sturdy as I thought. When the arm is extended it gets wiggly but the weight of the tablet weighs it down.It hasn't broken yet. The piece that holds the tablet works well. It holds tablet secure but the screw to tighten the swivel ball joint is annoying to tighten when putting the holder in a right angle. The post of the ball joint doesn't tighten at exactly 90 degrees because the ring you tighten is in the way.Hard to explain. Overall. Decent buy. I dont regret it. I would get it if you're thinking about it.

This is exactly the solution we needed. We owned a similar product, but it only anchored to one of the headrest bars, so it was not super sturdy, would slowly droop downward throughout road trips, and it wasn’t really centered between the seats.This grip is very sturdy, since it clamps to both headrest bars, and the long extendable arm allows you to place it right in the center. With my kids, the screen must be centered or someone will be upset that they don’t have as good of a view an another.I love that the tablet clamp easily detaches from the extendable arm. This makes it super quick to setup. We have a dedicated road trip tablet loaded with movies that stays in the center console of our vehicle at all times, with the charging cord plugged in. We leave the clamp on the tablet at all times, so when we decide to use it, we simply select the movie, extend the mount arm, and attach the tablet clamp to the end of it.

I used this arm for a road trip for the kids to watch movies on an iPad Pro 10.5” with the iPad being held in between the two front seats (arm latched to the driver side and stretched to hold the iPad in between). The arm’s grip on the headrest is good (would be better with some rubber or other material that would prevent sliding down due to weight of the iPad, but that wasn’t much of an issue), the part that holds the iPad in place is a little weaker than I’d like, but that also wasn’t a huge issue...the thing that was the most bothersome when using to hold between two seats which requires the arm to be fully extended is that the attachment that holds the iPad to the arm has to be tightened a few times to keep it from dropping by the weight of the iPad...again, all in all having an arm is really useful on trips and this arm works well, could use some improvements

Pros-Great to use when you have multiple children. No fighting on whose side it is on.Adjustable length.Cons.Won’t fit thick cases. I have to remove the case to get it to fit.There is a slight shake to it when in use.When there isn’t an iPad, I can sometimes hear it rattle so I have to remove/uninstall it. (We use it mostly for road trips).It can get in the way if the kids come in and out. I have one daughter who uses a booster and a 2 year old in a large car seat. Sometimes it catches my daughter’s hair if she goes across to get in or out .If you have a little one, it blocks your view of the kid (at least for me) and makes it trickier to hand things to the back.Overall, it’s worth it because there is no complaining about who gets to hold it or what side it’s on. Worth the peace of mind on road trips.I I stalled it “backwards” so that it’s on the opposite end and on my side of the seat so it’s less in the way of my daughter when she slides across. That seemed to work and she doesn’t really get caught in it.

This product could be a bit sturdier--a lot of plastic parts. But for the price, it's just about right. It installs pretty easily and holds tablet securely, though I am a bit concerned about potentially hitting bumps in the road and having tablet pop loose. I may have more hesitation using with expensive tablet, but I am using with kids' kindle tablet. Another thing to keep in mind: This is NOT a flush mount. The flexibility of product, including swivel arm, means there is about 4 to 6 inches between back of seat and where tablet is. For viewing from the center for two passengers, this is a bit awkward. I had to move passenger seat forward quite a bit to make tablet comfortably viewable by both backseat passengers. This works for me, because I travel solo with two kids in backseat. But this would be more problematic if I had another adult in the passenger seat. But for the cost and flexibility of the product, being able to display tablet to one or both of my kids, this product is perfect for my needs.