how does this work on cars where the headrest slants up on a pretty hard angle? I have a CRV and i'm afraid it won't stay straight enough
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I also have a CRV and haven't had any problems with too much of a slant. The case should still lay flat on the headrest.
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You can adjust the tightness of the strap to make it stay out. I have a 2008 Tahoe and had no problems. The Velcro is real heavy duty. I think you'd be able to get it to work.
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The heavy elastic band holds it in place so it can be adjusted several ways. It holds tight on the headrest itself and doesn't drift or move once it is in place. I was very pleased with this product. You do have to take the iPad out of it's case but it can't fall out of the holder. Hope this helps
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You can probably adjust the straps (they stretch) to have it hang at the position you desire.
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Get some velcro and strap it around the head rest or stick it to the fuzzy stuff on your back panel. That'll keep it upright for sure, small modification for less hassel ;-)
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It can be angled back for rear-facing. They recommend a rolled up towel to help with this, and that is what we've done for the last year. (As a side note- the cup holder doesn't stay attached.)
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It does not fit the 2014 CRV as the rear side headrests are not adjustable and you cannot get the bracket in place. Does not work with the center headrest either because it is too far forward. Works great on my RAV
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I sold the car that I installed these in years ago, but from what I remember the head rest itself did not tilt. I do remember that it was not an issue at all. They are quite thick and padded.
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It does stay in place! We move it back and forth from my wife's Honda CRV to my Honda Fit. It works great in both! I have no had it move at all. It really does a great job at keeping my car clean. It is water repellant so that you can wipe up something immediately if you drop water on it, but other wise water will go through. Let me know if this helps
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Can't say re a Honda CRV, but I have it on my Subaru Outback dash, which is slightly curved, texture vinyl, and it sticks incredibly well. I've removed it and washed it in warm water and dishwasher detergent once in about 2 months, not so much because it needed it but because I wanted to see how the dash was underneath it. The dash was fine and the washed mat sticks as well as before.
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They tilt slightly forward, but they're not going to be very comfortable for someone that usually lay their head against the headrests in a car. Depending upon the make and model of your vehicle, the headrests will feel as though they're not even there. And the whiplash comment below is a very real concern for a lot of owners of these type of screens. But they are very decent screens. Personally I think you either have to sacrafice the quality of the screens, or the quality of the headrests. Unless you're willing to install the older style monitors where they use to cut your factory headrest and install them? Good luck finding those though. They tilt slightly forward, but they're not going to be very comfortable for someone that usually lay their head against the headrests in a car. Depending upon the make and model of your vehicle, the headrests will feel as though they're not even there. And the whiplash comment below is a very real concern for a lot of owners of these type of screens. But they are very decent screens. Personally I think you either have to sacrafice the quality of the screens, or the quality of the headrests. Unless you're willing to install the older style monitors where they use to cut your factory... » Read More They tilt slightly forward, but they're not going to be very comfortable for someone that usually lay their head against the headrests in a car. Depending upon the make and model of your vehicle, the headrests will feel as though they're not even there. And the whiplash comment below is a very real concern for a lot of owners of these type of screens. But they are very decent screens. Personally I think you either have to sacrafice the quality of the screens, or the quality of the headrests. Unless you're willing to install the older style monitors where they use to cut your factory headrest and install them? Good luck finding those though. « Show Less
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I'm unfamiliar with the car so I looked it up. It looks like your head rests are attached to the seat, where the seat cover has separate head rest covers so I'm not to sure if it will work. Also if you have the center seat that is also a arm rest I'm not sure how that would work either. I can't remember what the return policy is on the seats, maybe you could try it; and if it doesn't work send them back. I hope this helps!
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No, you can't use all the recline angles. For rear facing I was able to use only 1, 2 and 3. For front facing I can only use #7. If I try to use other angles the level mark gets out of the right angle. I have a Honda oddysey, maybe in a different vehicle you might be able to use different angles, but I doubt. About your second question yes, you can make the adjustments but the problem I found is that the handle is placed in the front bottom which in rear facing position gets too close to the back of the car seat so it gets a little tricky to put your hand there, it's really tight. I hope my answer helps.
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The angle adjuster definitely helps but rear facing no the seat is rather tall and will impede in a small car. I drive a Kia Soul and when we were still rear facing we had the car seat in the middle of the back seat. It's perfectly safe there and we had no issues adjusting the front seats.
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My headrest tilts forward as well and neither one of my kids have a hard time seeing theirs. I just pushed the headrest up a couple notches and point the mount downward for them to see tv good. No problems getting it on, very easy.
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It will only work if the middle headrest is taken out, or you don't have one. You also need to raise the rear headrest at least 3 in or so. That being said, every car is a bit different, but I think it is fairly flexible to adapt to most cars.
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No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't... » Read More No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. « Show Less
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It comes off fairly (too) easily which is the problem. It falls off often just from the movement of the car and it is level. I would not recommend it to any one. It seemed like the perfect solution but was not.
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My Altima doesn't really have a head rest, but more of a bump where a head rest would be. If that makes sense. So when I hang it from that it falls. So, I just kind of prop it up on the car seat. She's still too little to reach it to kick it yet. Maybe if that seat fold forward you could rig it to fit around the seat?
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I found the PERFECT car mounting system for this. I looked EVERYWHERE online, and finally stumbled across a canadian company called PeriPower that makes various mounting solutions. I was able to buy the PeriPower X-Shape Headrest mount new off of ebay (for around $30), and it works perfectly. Ebay was the only place I could find where it was sold - it does ship from Canada, but shipping was pretty fast. It really is a well-made product, and install is a snap!http://www.peripower.com/product_EN.aspx?cid=2&nowp;=10