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An easy way to keep kids entertained on long journeys...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 July 2022
This car tablet holder comes in a retail cardboard box and inside you’ll find the holder and a user manual. The holder comes in two parts within the box but it’s simple to put together. Offer up the ball of the car seat holder up to the screw nut of the back of the tablet holder and undo the nut. Once the nut is undone, push the ball into the socket and tighten up the nut to complete the assembly. The holder feels very solid and it feels like the main bar, that holds the hooks that hook onto your headrest bars, is made from metal and the rest is all made from plastic. The hooks and tablet mounts offer rubber protection, so it doesn’t mark your headrest bars and your devices which is a nice feature. The ball mount gives you plenty of adjustment to angle your device up, down, left, and right but doesn’t offer any movement in and out to adjust the distance from your face. You can’t just move it when you need it adjusting as you need to loosen the nut on the back, to release the pressure on the ball mount, before you can readjust it in the position you need so may not be easily done by young children. The part that holds your device is spring loaded and you need to insert your device on one side and push while you pull the other side to open the jaws. Once open enough to place your device inside, you can release your grip and the springs will pull themselves back together, gripping your device in the process. The squeezing grip is quite powerful, and my daughters’ tablet didn’t fall out on a reasonable car journey so they’re strong enough to hold your device safely. The rubber grips also help them to secure your device in place as the device doesn’t slip on them. A good feature of the device grips is that they have a cut-out in them so if your device has a charge port on the side, it can still be charged as the port can be accessed via the hole in the grips. This is a great way to keep your kids entertained on long car journeys. It can be adjusted for all angles, but you can’t move it backwards and forwards. It’s well built and grips your devices well. At £15.99, I think it’s reasonably priced too…
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 July 2022
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 July 2022
The holder feels very solid and it feels like the main bar, that holds the hooks that hook onto your headrest bars, is made from metal and the rest is all made from plastic. The hooks and tablet mounts offer rubber protection, so it doesn’t mark your headrest bars and your devices which is a nice feature. The ball mount gives you plenty of adjustment to angle your device up, down, left, and right but doesn’t offer any movement in and out to adjust the distance from your face. You can’t just move it when you need it adjusting as you need to loosen the nut on the back, to release the pressure on the ball mount, before you can readjust it in the position you need so may not be easily done by young children.
The part that holds your device is spring loaded and you need to insert your device on one side and push while you pull the other side to open the jaws. Once open enough to place your device inside, you can release your grip and the springs will pull themselves back together, gripping your device in the process. The squeezing grip is quite powerful, and my daughters’ tablet didn’t fall out on a reasonable car journey so they’re strong enough to hold your device safely. The rubber grips also help them to secure your device in place as the device doesn’t slip on them. A good feature of the device grips is that they have a cut-out in them so if your device has a charge port on the side, it can still be charged as the port can be accessed via the hole in the grips.
This is a great way to keep your kids entertained on long car journeys. It can be adjusted for all angles, but you can’t move it backwards and forwards. It’s well built and grips your devices well. At £15.99, I think it’s reasonably priced too…
An easy way to keep kids entertained on long journeys...
By FrozenMetroid on 14 July 2022
This car tablet holder comes in a retail cardboard box and inside you’ll find the holder and a user manual. The holder comes in two parts within the box but it’s simple to put together. Offer up the ball of the car seat holder up to the screw nut of the back of the tablet holder and undo the nut. Once the nut is undone, push the ball into the socket and tighten up the nut to complete the assembly.By FrozenMetroid on 14 July 2022
The holder feels very solid and it feels like the main bar, that holds the hooks that hook onto your headrest bars, is made from metal and the rest is all made from plastic. The hooks and tablet mounts offer rubber protection, so it doesn’t mark your headrest bars and your devices which is a nice feature. The ball mount gives you plenty of adjustment to angle your device up, down, left, and right but doesn’t offer any movement in and out to adjust the distance from your face. You can’t just move it when you need it adjusting as you need to loosen the nut on the back, to release the pressure on the ball mount, before you can readjust it in the position you need so may not be easily done by young children.
The part that holds your device is spring loaded and you need to insert your device on one side and push while you pull the other side to open the jaws. Once open enough to place your device inside, you can release your grip and the springs will pull themselves back together, gripping your device in the process. The squeezing grip is quite powerful, and my daughters’ tablet didn’t fall out on a reasonable car journey so they’re strong enough to hold your device safely. The rubber grips also help them to secure your device in place as the device doesn’t slip on them. A good feature of the device grips is that they have a cut-out in them so if your device has a charge port on the side, it can still be charged as the port can be accessed via the hole in the grips.
This is a great way to keep your kids entertained on long car journeys. It can be adjusted for all angles, but you can’t move it backwards and forwards. It’s well built and grips your devices well. At £15.99, I think it’s reasonably priced too…
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 June 2022
I was so impressed with the fact the main bar that goes in between the headrests in a metal bar with the spring-loaded brackets in each end which take seconds to push into the headrest supports in your car and fit very well to keep it nice and stable when driving along.
Then the mount comes out to a plastic ball joint which feels solid, and you can tighten the thread when you have it lined up in place for the passengers in the back. It is better to remain fixed rather than moved around but you can adjust is viewing angle through 360 degrees in case you need too.
The tablet holder is spring loaded again so easy to get your tablet in and out but still feels like it holds in nice and securely.
Overall, for only £13.59 currently this is a bargain and great for keeping the kids entertained for long journeys. Really impressed with it.
great little tablet holder for the car
By str00dle on 21 June 2022
This tablet holder is amazing and really well designed and built.By str00dle on 21 June 2022
I was so impressed with the fact the main bar that goes in between the headrests in a metal bar with the spring-loaded brackets in each end which take seconds to push into the headrest supports in your car and fit very well to keep it nice and stable when driving along.
Then the mount comes out to a plastic ball joint which feels solid, and you can tighten the thread when you have it lined up in place for the passengers in the back. It is better to remain fixed rather than moved around but you can adjust is viewing angle through 360 degrees in case you need too.
The tablet holder is spring loaded again so easy to get your tablet in and out but still feels like it holds in nice and securely.
Overall, for only £13.59 currently this is a bargain and great for keeping the kids entertained for long journeys. Really impressed with it.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 July 2022
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 June 2022
