Spending extended time in a hospital or rehabilitation setting can be challenging—and a tablet quickly becomes an essential tool for communication, entertainment, and staying connected. But holding a tablet for long periods isn’t realistic. Between the weight of the device and limited mobility, a proper mounting solution can make a
This guide was originally created for taxi drivers, but today it’s been completely updated for modern rideshare and delivery driving. If you’re driving for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or any delivery service, your phone mount isn’t optional—it’s a core part of your setup. You’re mounting and removing your phone constantly, running
Just when it seems like every mounting location inside a vehicle has been covered, one option still flies under the radar: the sunroof. It sounds unusual at first, but once you think about it, mounting a phone or tablet to the sunroof can actually solve a specific problem extremely well
The large iPad Pro is an incredible tablet, but it creates a problem that smaller tablets do not. It is simply too big and too heavy for a lot of generic tablet mounts. That is why older “tablet mount” advice often falls apart when you try to use it with
Sometimes you do not need a windshield mount, a vent mount, or a dashboard mount. Sometimes you just need to mount a phone or tablet to metal. That might mean a refrigerator, a file cabinet, a toolbox, a workbench, a warehouse rack, a forklift, or the side of a stationary
Mounting an iPad or tablet to a microphone stand is one of the easiest ways to make a live, studio, or rehearsal setup more useful. A good tablet holder can turn a standard mic stand into a compact workstation for lyrics, chord charts, sheet music, podcast notes, setlists, backing tracks,
A tablet mount for a car or SUV is not a one-size-fits-all purchase. Where you need the tablet — front seat for navigation, back seat for passengers, or somewhere in between — completely determines what type of mount will work. A headrest mount is useless to the driver. A windshield
Tablets are everywhere in warehouse and industrial settings now. That was the easy part. The harder part is keeping them alive. A regular office stand or light-duty consumer mount may work fine at a desk, but it is not the right tool for a forklift, a warehouse rack, or a
Most boaters figure out the hard way that a poorly made tablet mount isn’t built for the water. One rough afternoon and it’s either vibrated loose, the plastic cradle has cracked from sun exposure, or the whole thing is somewhere on the deck. On a boat, a falling iPad isn’t