📱 TFY Universal Car Headrest Mount Holder for 7-11 inch Tablets - iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, and More Review

Got two of these for a long 4000 mile drive. I searched and searched for the perfect little tablet holder and this one took the cake. What struck me the most was the lack of plastic moving parts. Any plastic always breaks after two or three uses. This design uses real metal hooks to attach tablets to the headrest. Even my 5 year old can control the device. The device supports tablets in cases, which was also an important consideration when purchasing a headrest tablet holder. We have mini iPads

I bought 2 of these headrest attachments for a trip (about 5,000 miles this summer) with at least 2 children. Brackets are very easy to attach to the headrests. Pull the elastic wrap around the headrest and secure with velcro (I did this myself). Place a clip on the bottom of the device and attach it to the exposed surface with Velcro. Place the top clip on the device and secure it with Velcro as well. The velcro is of good quality and should last a while. Holds securely. Tried these mounts on…

Our baby is a street warrior and that's a lifeguard! We have been on several 10+ hour trips when she was around 2-5 months old. She HATES sitting in her car seat. It was when we were stuck in Atlanta and I held my phone in front of her and tried to turn on the cartoons and she said I think we need it! Now before the trip I download some cartoons from Netflix, I start one when we leave and by the end of the series she is already asleep. The fit is fully Velcro and adjustable (both headrest strap

Perfect fit on the back of each headrest. Our kids can see their shows on long trips and it's worth it. It's just a giant piece of Velcro, so it's very tight around the headrest, but obviously it's not the Velcro that the tablet actually sits on. The iPad fits perfectly in the holder without fear of it falling out. Children don't complain about glare or anything like that. It's at their heads. You just have to look up, maybe an inch or two. If you sit in the front, you don't feel them at all on

So we have an 18 month old who hates being in a car. We were planning a trip to Boston so it was originally made for the front seat headrest where the bars are spaced apart but our baby is in the rear facing seat so I put it in the back seat and pointed it this way I did just adjusted the velcro. I haven't cut it, just crimped it there and it's holding up amazingly well so far. I can slip our iPad in and watch downloaded videos on Disney Plus and it has withstood the shock and cold (I live in…