My child is in a rear facing car seat, and the back seats have headrests. Can I mount this so that the iPad is on the front of the headrest?
250914
Yes you can, but beware that the case that holds the iPad in place is pretty flimsy and the iPad will easily come out of it... Worrisome if you were in even a minor crash or hadn't stop suddenly- we felt like it would quickly become a projectile in such an event!! Beware!
250915
Yes, as long as your back headrests have a gap between the bottom of the headrest and the top of the seat (like they are on your front seats).
1276916
I would not advise buying this product. There Is not a hole for the rear facing for the camera and nothing to secure the ipAD. It will fall out an crash to the floor.
471064
yes, it can be mounted that way, but be warned that the extension arm is extremely unweildy and not easily positioned at specific angles. If you tighten the grips enough (on a ipad without a case or one with a very thin case) then it will hold on, but I wouldnt keep it that way for too long. Cant speak for it being in place safely for too long. I had to return mine because 1) it was way too inflexible, and 2) it wouldnt hold a ipad with a case. Good luck !
1750146
Nope. It's poorly designed. I had to get the mount with 4 diagonal claps for my iPad.
1076906
Not designed for that, but can be done by using front and back cover as legs, and applying Velcro to keep iPad cover back.
1739535
My car does NOT have a head rest, but the back seat does flip down. The straps where adjustable enough so I could attach it around the entire seat. I have to use a blanket to get it at the right angle, but it does the job.
1383673
The mount is heavy. You need a strong tripod to support the mount and your iPad. You may try.
1205562
I would think the only way an iPad would work is if you had an "extension" type cord, because the iPad is NOT going to sit in that craddle... unless you had a major way to support it. You would not want all of that weight on just the connect spot. Hope this helps.
1419119
You can attach the top to the back of the iPad so it does not just go all over the place in the car and gets lost or broken
173130
I don't think so. Also the tracks that are supposed to hold your iPad upright do not do the job. Buy cheap and add felt pads. Or keep looking!
1363838
Research car stereo "double DIN" dimensions. iPad Minis are not spec'd for this + the faceplate/kit is a permanent solution in that you cannot move or reposition what ever you install. You may want to look for another solution if you need an iPad Mini mount.
808768
Yes. I put my iPad on it all the time. It's awesome. It also has notches on the back so you can change the angle of incline up or down as you prefer.
1318521
Yes. The "plate" that holds the iPad is attached to the mounting suction cup by a 6" (or so) arm with ball joints at each end. You can move it to almost any position you wish and then tighten a thumb-nut in the middle of the arm to lock the mounting plate into place.
2089028
The seat-back holder just "holds" the ipad. If your ipad works with the bluetooth connection now, it will continue to work when it is in the holder.
2212549
I'm not sure. Our's is mounted to back rest to be viewed by children in back seat.
2017019
The iPad mine won't rest on the flip up back rest. A full-size iPad would fit pretty well.
629138
Not necessarily. It's made for facing the front of the vehicle. it only has the one strap. It would dangle and flop around on the back of the seat.