OHLPRO Car Tablet Mount Holder,Dash Tablet Holder for Car Windshield Dashboard Universal 360 Degree Rotation for iPad Mini 4/3/2/1Samsung Galaxy Size7/8/9.7/10.5 inch TPU Suction Cup Viscosity Mount

soporte sólido aguanta las tablet aunque conduzcas por zona de curvas

Pour son prix c'est de bonne qualité. Ça reste toutefois du plastique. La ventouse tient très bien le poids de la tablette. Lenovo 10'1 pouces. Utilisé dans le motorhome et comme ça secoue tout de même le test est OK sur 1400 km parcouru. Pour moi le moins c'est le système de réglage de hauteur selon la taille de la tablette. Ça me paraît fragile sur le temps... On verra. Il y a mieux ici sur Amazon mais beaucoup plus coûteux.

Is oké

Finally a gps holder that works. Nothing seems to want to stick to my dash so finding this is awesome. It hooks easily to my vent and I can easily put in information and see where I’m going. Price great and seems sturdy enough to last. Yay. 😀

This is my second Tablet holder for my Galaxy Tab S3 (9.7” glass slate), a relatively big and heavy tablet, which I use as a proper SatNav in the car (GPS and OsmAnd+ app). I bought this to replace my original holder whose horizontal adjuster broke. My Galaxy is protected by a silicone-rubber protective ‘case’;this triples its thicknesss from 6mm to 18mm (¾”) around the edge, too much for most tablet holders. The only place for the sucker of a phone/tablet holder that won’t obstruct the driver’s view is on the top of the dash, with the tablet hanging down in front of the radio (see photos). The Ohlpro has a big, sticky, suction pad (similar to, and the best feature of, my original holder), and all the features I was looking for: adjustable claws that hold a big heavy tablet really securely; when stuck to the top of the dash, allows the tablet to be tilted up and sideways to face the driver; and a versatile design that can be used equally well in many other vehicles. I had to peel off the large soft foam strip from the bottom clamp to accommodate the thickness of the silicon protector. To stop the tablet jiggling, and thus also reduce the stress on the horizontal adjuster, I’ve angled the tablet so that the bottom right-hand corner of the silicone protector rests against the dash. Strong fingers are needed to click the ball-mount into place on the back of the clamp; but it only needs to be done once. Two minor gripes: 1) There is a hole in the ball-mount bracket for a locking screw (see photos), but no screw is provided and I couldn’t find one of the right head, size and length in my hoard of recycled self-tappers. 2) The long vertical foam pad on the bottom clamp is thicker than that on the top, reducing the thickness of the device that can be held. I’ve peeled it off and saved it just in case. Other than that, EXCELLENT!