Prostar Drivers-share your tablet mount solution please

First - thanks all who mentioned us. We REALLY appreciate the endorsements from the drivers after 15 years of doing it without advertising in the main stream.

Second - here is a good way to look at basically ALL MOUNTING SITUATIONS:

A - what am I going to attach it to and how? (screw it / clamp it / suction cup it / cupholder it / hang it / attach to the floor / attach to a wall / hang from a bunk / magnet it / etc.)

B - how FAR away away is it? (this determines whether it is anything from a 2-inch arm or 2 feet away from whatever you are attaching it to.)

C - what is it? (We have used self-fabricated pieces in conjunction with Ram mounting systems parts to hang everything from cameras, to laptops, to phones and tabs, to 42+" televisions.) Almost anything can be mounted with the right combo of pieces.

I attached an example for the original poster of this thread for a 10" tablet. The picture is of my tablet in what is called an X-Grip large tab tray. This is a spring-loaded device for easy removal yet secure holding properties.

Since just about every situation is specific, I don't have most of the 300+ "pieces and parts" for creating mounts that are in stock here on the site (outside of the laptop situations.)

A note on Ram parts: VERY few things are made in the U.S.A. any more. Those that are, and that carry lifetime warranties, are built right and are not bargain-basement priced. Even their suction cups are extremely strong. After over 10 years with Jeff and the guys up at Ram in Seattle, I can tell you that they are worth it. I stay with them as my parts maker even though there are a 100 off-shore options we could choose from. For example, the Galaxy tab X-Grip plus arm and a suction cup show screwed to my wall in the second picture would run from $100 - $120 depending on how long of an arm and what kind of clamp or suction is needed.

A less-expensive option with a good name from our dealings with them is a brand called "Bracketron." Google search is your friend.

As one of the other folks said here, the best way is to either call us or message me with the "A, B, and C" - how to you want to attach it, how long of an arm, and what it is. If I can make it right, then we'll send a picture, description, and quote. If we don't make it, then we'll usually be able to at least point you at another reputable source.

 

Is that more stable then it looks? Looks like it would be bouncing around like crazy on anything less then perfect roads.

I think I'd have push at least something like a Velcro table under where it rests against the dash.

 

This is LT dash...
Push in
Pull out

Never falls out

Wedges itself on the tapered walls