Porfortop Heavy Duty Drill Base Tablet Mount for All 4.7" - 12.9" Tablets (iPad, Samsung Tab) for Cars, Dashboards,Desks, Tabletops, Great for Commercial Vehicles, Trucks Dash

I've used it in a semi truck and am impressed with it's ruggednes and longevity.. highly recommend for my fellow truckers.

Solid. Works great in my tractor trailer mounting to my dash. Even off roads it keeps my tablet steady. The screws that come with it are trash, but the unit it's self is worth it.

I installed several of these in my RV cockpit. There is a lot of vibrations and they do not move. They hold a GPS, iPad and iPhones.

Buying these mounts can be daunting because they’re not usually durable. This amount is worth every penny it’s heavy duty and well adjustable.. it fits my iPad six very well. It’s nice and snug and is not gonna fall out.

Standard suction cup mounts simply don't survive long-haul conditions—temperature swings drop them off the glass, and rough highways cause annoying arm bounce. Bolting this heavy-duty aluminum drill-base stand directly to the dash/console provides a permanent, professional-grade solution built for commercial cabs. The Good: Zero Bouncing & Vibration Free: The die-cast aluminum base and dual-stage arm keep even full-size 12.9" tablets locked solid. It eliminates screen shake completely on rough roads, making ELD logs and GPS maps easy to read at a glance. Heavy-Duty Metal Construction: The base, 2-stage arm, and dual ball joints are built from high-strength aluminum alloy rather than cheap plastic. You can torque down the tension knobs hard without worrying about stripping internal threads or snapping the joints. 360° Positional Clearance: The dual-stage arm combined with twin ball joints allows you to position a large tablet flush with the dash, keeping it out of your direct windshield sightline while still keeping it within comfortable arm's reach. Secure Spring Clamp: The spring-loaded holder holds large tablets firmly in place (even when wrapped in thick, rugged protective cases), preventing the device from slipping out during harsh vibrations or hard braking. The Downside: Requires Permanent Mounting: Because it’s a 4-hole drill base, you are making a permanent modification to your dash panel or bracket. You need to verify what is behind your trim panel before running self-tapping screws in to avoid hitting harness bundles. Bottom line: An essential, commercial-grade upgrade for professional drivers who need their logging and navigation tablets mounted securely without relying on suction cups.