📱 Elitehood iPad Mount: Secure Tablet Holder for Spin Bike & Treadmill - Compatible with iPad, iPhone, and 4-12’’ Tablets & Smartphones Review

Fits perfectly on my bike handlebars. When first installing I thought they wouldn't fit, but a few adjustments to the angle of the holder made them fit my steering horn grips perfectly. This allows me to see my bike stats and keep the handlebars in a comfortable position.

I originally bought this to use the forfligbt when flying. Didn't work for this but my wife said she needed it so we kept it. Now she uses it to place an iPad on a chair to hide it from our child while impersonating someone doing yoga. The chair falls over before our little one can pull it off, so his grip is stronger than hers, which says a lot. She can be hopelessly off the bar for almost a minute. I think his thing can take quite a bit of abuse.

As a flight instructor, I'm on the plane almost every day. I was looking for something to use on the yoke that was easy to install, set up and not outrageously expensive. Some devices of this type cost $200 or $300. I thought why don't you try this for $20? Well it works great and many of my students have bought the exact same product for their iPads and mobile phones.

I love this mount! This is definitely the best investment I've made in Revain this month! This product matches the description with the letter "T" and is sold at an affordable price! Thanks very much!

needed a strong binding for my bike when using the workout app on my wahoo. Most bindings don't leave enough room on the bars, especially off the saddle. It was the best I could find. It is secure and fits my 4th gen iPad Air. The spring-loaded device holder feels a little flimsy, but only time will tell. The most important thing is that the tablet does not interfere with driving.

I wanted my iPad to attach to the yoke (steering wheel) of an airplane and it looked like a good alternative to the $180 version that works. The clip didn't stick very well to the oval, smooth plastic strap. I tried wrapping it with strips of rubber (like pieces of the inner tube) and that helped, but it still sagged over time. Finally, I used several layers of rubber-coated mesh to keep the rug in place, and it feels thick enough to round out the oval shape, and tacky enough not to slip on a…

I first bought it to use forfligbt when flying on airplanes. Didn't work for this but my wife said she needed it so we kept it. Now she uses it to place an iPad on a chair to hide it from our child while impersonating someone doing yoga. The chair falls over before our little one can pull it off, so his grip is stronger than hers, which says a lot. She can be hopelessly off the bar for almost a minute. I think his thing can take quite a bit of abuse.

I needed something to mount my iPad to the control station (steering wheel) of my plane and it looked like a good alternative to the $180 version sold for the work was developed. The clip didn't stick very well to the oval, smooth plastic strap. I tried wrapping it with strips of rubber (like pieces of the inner tube) and that helped, but it still sagged over time. Finally I used several layers of rubber coated mesh to keep the rug from slipping and it feels thick enough to round out the oval…

I've been looking for a tablet mount to mount an HP x2 on my bike for too long. This clip is by far the strongest I could find. Most of the holders here are attached with a rubber strip that wraps around and secures like a zip tie. This is attached in a completely different way and is made entirely of metal. Spin as much as you want and you're going nowhere. The Achilles heel though is that it uses the same tablet/phone stand as the others I've ordered (to be honest I've compared it to another…