Spin Bike Tablet Holder, 360° Rotation iPad Mount Holder for Exercise Bike, Indoor Treadmill, Stationary Bicycle, Tablet Stand Clamp for iPad Mini/Air/Pro and All 4.7-12.9" Devices & Smartphones

I took a chance on this product when there were no reviews yet and I'm glad I did. I was looking for an affordable iPad holder for my spin bike and to my surprise, a lot of the tablet holder out there cost so much more than I'm hoping to spend. This tablet holder cost just right, and it mounts securely in my spin bike. It also grip my iPad pretty securely. I've had this tablet holder for about 3 weeks and have used it in at least 6 spin bike sessions and so far so good.I also like this mount because there is the stem between the piece that mount to the bike and the piece that hold the tablet. This stem allow a bit of separation between the bike handle bar and the iPad holder that way you can tilt the iPad toward you. I see that some other bike tablet holders sold in Amazon don't have this stem, which then would be weird because the tablet would lay flat on the handle bar and you won't be able to see your tablet optimally.If there is something that could be improved I would say the piece that mount to the handle bar is made of plastic that's a bit thin, which make me question the durability and longevity of the product. If this piece is made out of metal or thicker plastic it would be better.

Nice light and does the job. Holder has a simple and clever design, with very minor flows.I read a few negative reviews and found that most of them are related to two issues - the first hard time to assemble holder, and the second - use it for real biking.Talking about assembling: it took me a few minutes to find how to remove the straps. It would be nice if instructions said, that they should be unscrewed/screwed. Little change to the provided image or a couple words would help. Yes, I can see, how for some people it would be obvious, but it was not for me.Also, the head has to be properly installed - push it until it clicks. It looks like a few people put it in, but didn't push enough to lock. In that case it feels like it was assembled, and does work, but not for long.I do not think it is suitable for real biking, only for stationary indoor gym as title says. Should it be emphasized more in the title/description?I put it on my old Schwinn stationary bike with soft ~1.9" handle. If your bike has a hard handle over 1.5" it may not work. I would contact the reseller before ordering.

This product is made for use in the vehicle or on your exercise equipment. I tested it on my bike mounted to a trainer and also in my truck mounted to the head rest posts.Let’s start with the used on the bike. It held securely and mounted easily to allow for mounting the tablet and watching your favorite streaming service while pedaling and sweating your butt off. I normally do this with my wall mounted tv as my mind’s diversion but I like this much more. It is always right there in eyesight and helps you not focus on the torture you are putting yourself through!The use in the truck was not quite as desirable. It did fasten to the headrest post but not securely. I believe the insert still did not accommodate the small diameter of the headrest post sufficiently enough to hold secure. It would sag and swing with truck movement. I am sure the use of foam rubber would have assisted but I am not reviewing my solutions.Overall, I am happy with the usefulness on my exercise equipment although the term universal does not quite fit due to the being now way it would have mounted on the treadmill’s bars that have foam and a large diameter. It did mount solid on my bike’s bars. The usefulness in vehicles is still suspect but may be just due to the diameter of my headrest posts and be fine in other vehicles.Pros:- On the right diameters mounts snugly- decent range of motion to adjust angles- the inserts have a place to “lock” into so you don’t have to fumble when using those for mounting (see pics)- good price for qualityCons:- range of diameters that it will work with is far from universal- tightening the head adjustment is difficultOverall a good buy and mostly functional. It has earned a permanent place on my trainer bike.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I am VERY satisfied with this simple but effective device holder.It’s easy to attach to a variety of handlebar thicknesses, can hold several differently-sized devices, from large and small (including a tiny Apple TV remote control!), and is easy to orient to a lot of different angles - and holds them securely. It’s actually plenty study, too!I admit that I was skeptical when ordering this product, but now I couldn’t be happier - especially for the price!

The components provided to mount this holder do not allow it to be securely and tightly fashioned to a bike handlebar. The handlebar is a smooth, polished finish and the strap inserts and the strap itself is very smooth plastic which slides easily after the holder is installed. Once a tablet is placed in the holder, it just rotates down due to the tablet weight and the poor grip that the holder strap has on the handlebar. The holder straps should be rubberized in some way to provide a secure grip on the handlebar.

This is an excellent, well-engineered iPad and phone holder. It works on almost any pole, on tripods and on bike handlebars. It hold the device securely at almost any angle.Like many Chinese products, it is hampered by incomplete instructions written by someone with only a rudimentary understanding of English idiom, (though probably FAR better than my Chinese.) Anyway, the instructions are rather amusing: "...twist the ball to make it tighter, and then it will not downward anymore." But, they get the job done, except for one omission. They do not make it clear that the pole-mount loop must be completely removed by unscrewing it, in order to put it on a pole After it is on a pole, it is tightened by screwing it tighter, i.e. twisting the entire shaft until the loop is tight on the pole. After that, it may be necessary to re-tighten the ball-joint, too.