Tackform Universal Tablet Holder Compatible with Stationary Bicycle, Treadmill, Elliptical, Spin Bike, Microphone Stand, and Indoor Exercise Equipment - Compatible All Tablets Including iPad

I have been eyeing some other brand name tablet holders that come at higher prices because their names were getting throw around a bunch on Facebook pages that I’m on. I started looking around here on Amazon and came across this one so I bought it at the last minute to hold my tablet for my 4 wheeling trip in Utah.I didn’t expect too much of it when ordering due to the price and didn’t expect it to last very long due to my riding style being rough and at higher speeds most of the time but to my surprise it held my tablet for the entire 5 day riding trip through some dunes, rock crawling, through some high speed trails with a bunch of washboards with zero issues and no adjustments. I got the claw super tight on the grab handle and positioned the tablet just right using one of the three sets of holders to where it didn’t need anymore adjustments once it was set. I will add that before I installed this in my side by side I did have to get a little creative with some zip ties for some extra support on the rubber boots that hold the tablet into place because I can see where they can/will pop out easily. Once the tablet is installed you can’t even see the zip ties but I can see where some will complain about that. Other than that i don’t have any complaints and would highly recommend this product for any off-road enthusiast in need of a cheaply priced, very sturdy tablet holder.

I don't write many reviews, but this is an excellent product, and as a family-owned business, showing some support was in line. Plus, it's winter, and I needed something to do while inside out of the cold. This is my second purchase of this tablet holder. The first one I use on my stationary bike to watch tv, etc., while I ride during the winter months. I purchased a second holder primarily for my homemade standing desk, but after being assembled, it quickly found itself at my workbench yesterday to watch some football. The holder is made of solid plastic, and I do mean solid. Nothing flimsy or weak. It holds the tablet by four arms that use a spring to create tension. The arms come in different lengths to increase or decrease the tension according to the size of your tablet. Moving it from location to location is effortless; simply loosen the clamp. As seen in the photos, I have attached it to a 1/2" PVC pipe and a 1" shelving unit. As simple as it is to move around, I might get a third.

I bought this to go on the T bar on a rebounder so I could use my Kindle or a tablet to make the time pass faster. I thought the screw clamp would be more secure than the pull strap most of them have. I took a strip of silicone shelf liner and wound it around the tubing then clamped the holder in place. It's nice and steady. What I wasn't prepare for was having to change the L shaped brackets according to the size of the item being held. There are small, medium and large brackets and you changed them according how large your tablet is. This is a pain in the neck. I found that two medium and two small would hold pretty much whatever I would use so that's what I'm staying with. That way I can change back and forth without too much trouble. This is the only part of the design I didn't care for and it was enough of an issue to lose a star.

Review is specific to my personal need which was mounting my 5th generation 9.5” iPad to the handlebars of my bike which itself is mounted to a trainer for indoor spinning. If that’s what you’re looking for, I absolutely recommend this mount.Assembly was easy with the caveat that the rubber end plugs are a little tough to push in. Just use something stiff between the plug and your thumb to avoid unnecessary pain. The flip side of that is once in, they fit nice and tight and likely won’t ever slip. After a little trial and error I wound up using the 4 small legs since they hold the tablet firmly in place. Very firmly. Once mounted I carefully tightened the ring a bit beyond hand tight with a wrench and it’s sitting stable as can be on the handlebars. Time will tell of course but my initial impression is a very positive one. If your needs are like mine, go for it.Note that this iPad measures 9.5” x 6.75” and holds snug with or without the Apple Smart Cover on.

Wanted a secure place to mount my iPad on my stationary bike. My greatest fear was that all of the jostling around while pedaling would cause it to fall. This device is sturdy and very easy to use.A few reviews said that it was difficult to install. No so! Righty righty, lefty Lucy. A few turns of the adjustment knobs and you are all set to go.The only drawback that I have found are the little rubber stoppers that protect the ends of the stand, allegedly to prevent the pieces from coming apart. These stoppers will not stay in place. They just fall out. However, they do not impact performance in any way .Great holder that can be easily used either horizontally or vertically!

This was very easy to put together with excellent instructions. It told me which arms to use for different sized tablets -- a nice touch for sure -- much better than the frustrating 'trial and error' method. The unit swivels to any position you need on your bike and is very secure. Easy to attach. Now -- the hardest part is going to be getting myself on my bike trainer each day -- but being able to watch my tablet and listen to music is ALMOST as enjoyable as riding outside. This is a great addition to my bike trainer. Love it !!

I bought this to mount my iPad Pro to my exercise bike. It sets up nicely and holds the iPad securely. It feels solid. The only problem is the iPad easily moves because the b-ball socket that you turn to tighten down does lock down all the way. Other than this it works great.

My 3rd Tackform bracket. I use them to support various tablets I use for instruments in Hot air balloons. The other two are still in perfect condition. Very sturdy and love the spring loaded clips