Large Tablet Long Arm Windshield Suction Mount for Apple iPad Air iPad Pro Retail Black - TAB-CM117, 16 x 6 x 3 inches

I bought this mount for my wife who is a real estate agent. She needed to bring her GPS closer to her as she drove since she's always interacting with it. She drives a Nissan Rogue which has a fairly deep dash and this mount works almost perfectly in her car. The arm is more than long enough to put the GPS exactly where she needs it. It's a solid metal arm with plastic ancillary components that are also plenty durable enough. It's been mounted in her car for a month now in winter temps and the suction cup has held firm without need of re-sucking (is that a real word??).As some reviewers have mentioned, since the arm is so long, it will normally need to rest on the dash or on some sort of mid-arm device in order to keep it from bouncing around as you drive. One answered question here on this Amazon product page suggested using a rubber ball cut in half with a V gouge in the top. That's a really good suggestion. I opted though for using an old stubby Garmin GPS mount I had laying around unused. I simply flattened the top of the mount ball with a bandsaw at roughly the angle the arm would be resting on it and then stuck an adhesive velco pad on the new flat part and the underside of the arm. I added a velco strip that I secured to the arm of the stubby mount that looped over the extension arm for added security as well. The suction cup of the stubby arm adhered it to the dash at the mid-point which gave the entire structure a very solid result. Doesn't twitch at all now even if accidentally bumped by someone in the car.If you are looking to use this mount with a GPS unit, especially a Garmin, you most likely won't be able to use the spring tension jaws that come with it. My wife uses a 7 inch Garmin GPS (2797) and I had hoped that it would be large enough to be gripped by the jaws of this mount. No luck. And, of course, the jaws are connected to the arm using a double slotted tooth mount and the Garmin mount plates are ball-and-socket connectors. The twain shall never meet! But, Arkon makes a double tooth slotted adapter with a standard Garmin ball for Garmin GPSs.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NG3YQW/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1If you're in this boat, make sure you order the above item with this arm mount and you'll be happy.All in all, we're really happy with this mount and it should keep my wife's attention more focused on the road instead of leaning forward and squinting at a GPS screen trying to enter her next destination. I wish Arkon included a mid-arm support device since most people will need to grip it down to the dash somehow. But, if you're creative enough, you should be able to come up with some solution that works for your dash.

This tablet holder is super sturdy and holds my iPad firmly in place. The long arm is strong but flexible, so I can easily adjust it to the perfect viewing angle. Great for watching videos in bed or using the tablet as a second screen. Installation was easy, and suction is reliable. Love it!

Mounting tablets in cars is made easier with the Arkon 90mm Adhesive Mounting Disk for Car Dashboards and the Arkon Mounts TAB-CM117 Extension Arm Windshield Suction Tablet Mount. This tablet mount set is ideal for anyone who need a simple, robust, and versatile solution to keeping their tablets within easy reach when traveling. It has some great qualities, but there are also some spots where it might use some work.The Arkon Mounts TAB-CM117 stands out due to its unique extension arm design. The tablet may be adjusted to a convenient viewing angle for the driver and passengers, improving the in-car viewing experience. The extension arm can bend without breaking, so it won't jiggle too much while the car is moving. This sturdiness guarantees the tablet won't fall out of your lap, even on the roughest of rides.The mount sticks securely to the windshield thanks to the suction cup attachment system. It stays put and gives the tablet stable backing. The clamp mechanism can be adjusted to fit different sized tablets, expanding its range of compatibility. The tablet is prevented from falling out of the clamp thanks to the rubberized grips.If you'd rather mount your device to the dashboard of your car instead of the windshield, you'll appreciate the inclusion of the Arkon 90mm Adhesive Mounting Disk for Car Dashboards. The disk's adhesive backing sticks securely to the dashboard, giving you a second mounting choice. This flexibility means that consumers can pick the optimal mounting place.Thanks to the comprehensive documentation, setting up the system is a breeze. The suction cup mechanism makes it simple to mount the tablet to the windshield, and the extendable arm lets you choose the ideal viewing angle. The clamp's design makes it easy to attach the tablet with little to no learning curve. Cable management hooks are a nice addition that will assist keep your charging wires neat and tidy.The Arkon Mounts TAB-CM117 has many redeeming qualities, but it could be better in a few key respects. While the tablet's stability is usually solid, it may be impaired during quick maneuvers or stops. The tablet may bounce somewhat over bumps in the road due to the extension arm's flexibility, which is a bonus for customisation.The lack of a quick-release mechanism is another important detail to keep in mind. When mounting and unmounting tablets regularly, the process of tightening the grips each time can get annoyingly tedious.Also, the suction cup's effectiveness can shift as the temperature does. The intensity of the suction may decrease in extremely hot or cold temperatures, necessitating occasional repositioning of the mount. This is a typical problem with suction-based solutions, but it's something to think about when planning a long trip across several climates.In conclusion, if you need a secure method to place your tablet in your car, go no further than the Arkon Mounts TAB-CM117 Extension Arm Windshield Suction Tablet place and the Arkon 90mm Adhesive Mounting Disk. It's a great option for portable entertainment because to its durable construction, extendable arm, and connectivity with a wide range of devices. The user experience might be enhanced by fixing the tablet's occasional instability in specific driving conditions and adding a quick-release mechanism. The Arkon Mounts TAB-CM117 with its sticky mounting disk is a good alternative for individuals looking for a tablet mount with the potential for increased stability and simplicity.

I have one in each car, it fits a flagship phone and cases accordingly in vertical standing posting quite nicely and even goes all the way up to my tablet A3 in a protective case as well. The dash for the Honda fit works nicely on the base to the edge, and the pilot works right to the edge of my knuckles on the steering wheel, just enough space to turn, and functionality close enough to not have to take my hand off the wheel to change the map settings on phone.

Best IPad holder ever I rent rental cars like 50 times a year. I use this like every other week on the road. The are is metal and very rock solid.