OHLPRO Headrest Tablet Holder with Aluminum Extendable Arm

Really easy to install and good sturdy fit. Keeps tablet stable and away from little hands! Works very well!

I intended to use this in an older Suburban SUV to help entertain the kids on longer trips. I really like the metal construction. The whole unit feel very strong and secure, even when fully extended. The clasps holds each piece where you intend to. The piece that grips on the tablet itself is detachable, which is super convenient and it has a very large range to hold small and large tablets. I was easily able to expand it to hold a 10" tablet with one of those really bulky kids tablet holders with the big handle on the top. It felt very secure and wouldn't likely fall out even on a bumpy road or quick stops.

My big disappointment, which is partially my fault for not checking, is that this isn't long enough for the vehicles I tried it out on. It was far too short for an older Suburban and just barely too short for a Town and Country van. This is definitely made for sedans and maybe small SUVs, so keep that in mind when purchasing.

Other than the limited size, I really do love the design of this product and if you have a car that it will properly fit in, I have no doubts that it would work great.

This was one of those random finds that I thought "why not?". Well now I'm wishing I'd had this sooner! It would have made long road trips much nicer for my child in the back seat. If you have the standard headrest with two metal prongs this will wrap around and stay secured. But more solid headrests it may not fit. My vehicle is also smaller (1992 Toyota 4runner) so it fit with plenty more length to extend it, however for larger vehicles I definitely recommend measuring first to ensure it will fit.

Its made of good material and seems quite durable. The device clamp can extend a good length and can hold my 11" tablet just fine. When tightened down it seems like it will hold the angle well. We will see if that stays true over time with use. I'm sure big bumps will still cause the angle to fall. I love that you can adjust the location to be centered, or closer to the driver or passenger seat depending on where your sitting.

The biggest issue I really had was the case on my tablet. It makes the tablet rather thick and it has a carrying handle on the back center. So that did interfere with the clamp a little. I open the strap on the case and pulled it tight to make it sit more flesh to the device and was able to get the edges of the clamp over the edges of the screen to secure it. Its a little inconvenient but a minor issue considering everything else I love about this. I honestly can't wait to test it out over the next few weeks. My child will surely enjoy this way more than having to hold the tablet or switch while staring into his lap. (Could help with posture and comfort too since he won't be so scrunched over.)