TFY Universal Car Headrest Mount, Fits 7-11 Inch Tablets - iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab & Note, Adjustable Strap, Detachable, Portable, No Protruding Parts

I love this I still have it forgot to do a review when I bought but good quality still in tack 2025

The media could not be loaded. Out of the box I’m impressed with how well it’s made. The velcro seems strong and the grip holders seem to hold it in place well. We have the iPad 10th generation in a Logitech Rugged case and the keyboard does not detach. With the case on it’s about an inch thick. This car headrest holder seems to fit it well. I can even take the iPad off the holder without having to unstrap anything and then put it back in with no issues. Took it for a test drive on some curvy roads, dirt roads, up and down hills, and over railroad tracks multiple times and it never budged. My kids told me they could watch their movie just fine without it wobbling all over the place and they never saw the iPad slide around while we were driving. Overall I’m impressed and really hope it lasts us a long time. If anything changes I will update my review.

I was looking for a mount for my Lenovo Yoga tablet 8 (8 inches). I have no doubt that 10 inch tablet would also fit under the same review. Because of the large battery contained in the round built-in stand at the base of the tablet, I had no idea if any of the mounts would work. Since I had some experience with the excellent TFY holder for my Silvania 7 inch DVD player (would not recommend this player), I had to try this mount. The features that appealed to me were the high placement of the tablet (so my 3 year old toddler would not end up kicking the tablet), lack of ball joint that would resonate with the road, and simple placement of the tablet.I knew that if the bottom holder would not fit the battery outright, I would be able to try to expand it a bit, to make the battery bar fit. And that was exactly the case. I only had to expand it a little bit, and the bar fit right in. Everything about the mount is great. Holds the tablet tight, the metal holders are soft-rubber coated and non-scratching, the velcro is really heavy duty. And you don't need to remove the brackets to take the tablet out. Because everything is stretchy, I just lift the top wire holder, place the tablet in, and release. The tablet is locked in place. Same with taking the tablet out.I've added a few pictures to show the hold of the tablet in the mount. My car is Subaru Forester 2008. The mount headrest strap fits my car like a glove.The only limitation I see is if the child seat is in the middle of the rear seat. Because this holder does not have a ball joint, it cannot be tilted toward the middle seat. But my kid's seat is behing the passenger seat, so I did not face this problem.If any owner of the GREAT Lenovo Yoga Tablet is looking for a car mount that they want to know would work for their tablet, this is it.

Full Disclosure: I received a this mount from MyTradeWorld for free for the purposes of this review after making some suggestions for improvements on a previous version of their tablet mounting system. However, the opinions in this review are my own and were not influenced by MyTradeWorld in any way.With that out of the way, this is a great mount! Like most of MyTradeWorld's headrest mounts, the kit is comprised of two main components- a large elastic and velcro band that wraps around your headrest, and a tablet holder that attaches to the velcro on the headrest band.The headrest band is the same one that MyTradeWorld has been using in their headrest kits for quite a while now- it is simply a stretchy band that you wrap vertically around the head rest and secure back to itself using the velcro areas on each end. In addition, there is a fuzzy velcro patch in the middle, which is what you attach the tablet to. It's a simple design, but it does the job very well. Plus, it doesn't look bad with my wife's car's dark gray leather interior, and it blends in just about perfectly with my car's black fabric interior. Pro tip: when installing the band, make sure you wrap it around the headrest tightly before securing the velcro! If it is too loose, the weight of the tablet can cause the band to slip until your tablet is pointing at the floor instead of the back seat.On a side note, while it isn't difficult to install or uninstall the strap, if you use more than one car on a regular basis, I've found it can make life a little easier to pick up a second band. That way, you can leave one installed in each car, and just need to move the actual device holder from car to car, which is simply a matter of pealing the piece off the back of one headrest and slapping it on the other. (Extra bands: TFY Vehicle Headrest Velcro-Strap)The tablet holder is the part that varies between the different kits. In this case, the holder is composed of two identical pieces- each is made of up a large rubber-coated metal piece shaped vaguely like a taco shell. One of the upper edges of this piece floats free, while the other is secured with a wide elastic band to a vinyl & velcro piece which actually attaches to the band. To use the mount, you just attach both of these pieces to the band (the bottom one opening up and the top one opening down). Then it's just a matter of resting your tablet in the bottom hook and then pulling the top one up over the top of the tablet to secure it in place.If necessary, it's a simple matter to reposition on or both of the hook pieces on the band to allow the whole system to grip larger or smaller devices.The best part is that the elastic which connects the hook pieces to the velcro which attaches them to the band is pretty stretchy, so the system can be used with devices that are similar in size without having to make adjustments. My family has a 2012 Nexus 7, 1 2013 Nexus 7 (which of course is a different size), and most recently a Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0. We positioned the hooks in such a way that they are a little loose on the smallest device and a little snug on the largest, and now we can use the mount on any of the three without having to make any adjustments at all!Another plus is that the hooks are designed in such a way that they can work equally well for tablets with or without a case. One of our tablets doesn't have a case, but the other 2 are both in TPU skin-style cases. So far, they all seem perfectly secure and stay exactly where we put them, and keeps my 3-year-old happily watching his shows in the back seat when we're on long road trips.