What it does: Expandable rear-seat mount that holds tablets and phones for comfortable back-seat viewing. The mount secures to the vehicle’s headrest so passengers can watch, read, or video-chat hands-free. Key benefits: Hands-free entertainment and productivity for rear passengers — reduces neck strain and keeps passengers occupied on long drives. Devices can stay in their protective cases while mounted, so you don’t need to remove covers before use. Stable viewing in both landscape and portrait orientations — quickly switch between horizontal and vertical modes for movies, apps, or reading. Simple, universal attachment — fits vehicles with the standard two-bar headrests (the common headrest with two metal prongs that slide in and out of the seat). Compatibility and fit: Attaches to headrests with two metal posts (two-bar headrests). If your car’s headrest has two removable metal prongs, this mount is compatible. Expandable design accommodates a range of device sizes while allowing cases to remain on. Performance and build: Compact, expandable design for a secure hold and unobstructed viewing from the back seat. Engineered for stable, reliable positioning so screens stay visible without constant adjustment. Practical use scenarios: 1. Family road trip — mount a tablet for kids to watch movies or play games without holding the device. 2. Daily commute or rideshare — let a passenger follow navigation, take a video call, or read in portrait mode while the vehicle is in motion. 3. Waiting at pickup or during breaks — use the mount to prop up a device for recipe viewing, tutorials, or browsing. Why customers choose this mount: Quick to install and remove, no tools required. Keeps devices protected by allowing cases to remain on. Designed specifically for the common two-bar headrest configuration found in most cars. Includes the core functions and compatibility from the original specification: expandable mount for back-seat viewing, works with cased devices, attaches to standard two-bar headrests, and supports both horizontal and vertical viewing.