🚗 Arkon Windshield Dashboard Car Mount: Ideal for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, Kindle Fire HD/HDX 7, Google Nexus 7 and Midsize Tablets Review

I like this thing - it holds/fastens. She definitely doesn't rock. It is easy to insert/remove the device from the holder. cradle screw. It is locked with a safety lever on the front and top. So it's very difficult to adjust when it's mounted on the windshield and I can adjust it with the device in the mount. So you either shoulder your shoulder out of the mount and try to constantly tighten the mount to the windshield to get the right adjustment, or you run out of skin on your fingers and just

I bought this mount to install an Asus Nexus 7 (2012 WiFi) tablet as a sat nav in my car. The mount itself and the suction cup portion of the mount are fantastic. This mount is solid and the suction cup holds better than any suction cup I've ever used. The spring-loaded clips have just enough tension to easily hold the table in place, and I've never had a case of my tablet slipping or moving while riding with it. I will point out some of the releases I had with the mount, one of which was the…

Using the iPad Mini in med school and all the cases I tried I couldn't find a suitable viewing position or was stable enough to use a stylus or finger. no tilting mini (I'm looking at the $40 Apple Mini foldable case, which is cute but lousy in terms of structural design when you're trying to interact with the screen). With a secure suction cup mount and an adjustable viewing position (up/down + second swivel for screen position), the iPad mini can be used in less space than a traditional…

The device looks pretty good. I bought this to be able to use my Nexus 7 to browse TorqueApp but most of the time it's used to hold my Nexus 5 for navigation. It looks like a decent mount for the Nexus 7, but I've noticed a few things that don't make it so great for the Nexus 5. Pros: 1. The suction cup seems to rip the window out of the car if you pull hard enough. Attachment is solid 3. Spring-loaded "fingers" feel light enough to insert and remove devices. Bad: 1. The longer fingers needed…