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This fits a regular transport chair and holds my brother's head up nicely. He is in the later stages of Alzheimer's and cannot sit well, nor hold up his head. But this is so helpful to keep him up and around us. It attaches nicely and easily to his wheelchair. The only reason I say it is not as sturdy as it seems to want to untighten sometimes and leave marks on his chair as it rolls around the handles. I don't like that. Otherwise, it is a great device.

Mom has been very happy that she no longer gets a stiff neck watching TV from her wheelchair with this device. Very easy to install.

Doesn’t work unless you cut into part of the handles of our standard wheelchair, which unfortunately is a loaner. So we cannot damage the chair

This product worked for what we needed it for. However the installation process was not as simple as it seamed. It would be much easier if the company worked on the installation instruction to be more visual.Also, I feel like the bolts that hold it onto the wheel chair are not made of that good of quality.Overall, it's a good purchase, but there's better products on the market.

I bought this headrest to attach to my manual wheelchair for places where my heavy electric wheelchair cannot go. It supports my head during bouts of paralysis from brain disorders. The quality was quite satisfactory. It is easy to put on and take off, as the chair cannot be filed for transport with it attached. It is definitely not what I need long-term, but it certainly is a big help in a pinch when I cannot bring my handicap van to transport my big chair or in places where the ramps will not support its over 500 pounds. So glad Amazon made it available.

My family member uses a wheelchair and probably needs a different type of chair because he has lost function but insurance won't cover it. As a result, I've been looking at aftermarket add-ons. The DME company that supplied the chair told us they don't make a headrest for his chair, so I started looking online and found this. It seems very well made and does exactly what we need it to. It was a little bit confusing as to how to put it on, but it is easy to install. Pay attention to the warnings about the style of your chair's handles because it is obviously this would not work if the attachment point is curved.

The installation was fairly easy and the headrest can be removed easily and reattached just as easily. For someone who has to be in a wheelchair for a long time this headrest does the trick

I tried to install this on a Drive Cruiser III. This product is made out of such thin, low quality metal that I think it would have broken immediately even if I were able to get it installed. It might have worked on a chair with longer handles, but the brackets would not fit properly on our chair. I could not orient the brackets in a way that would have allowed for leaning the headrest back, making the product useless. The threads on the screws didn't fit correctly and I sliced the skin on my fingers trying to get everything to go into place. It was a nice idea but in reality, this was total garbage.