Zento DealsFood Drink Holder Tray- Car Headrest Beverage, Bottle, Food, Change, Smart Phone Tray Holder- Convenient Durable Tray for Removal Car Seat Headrest

This easily attaches to the headrest of my 2020 Prius. It holds several different sized water bottles & large size fast food soda cups. It is a bit flimsy, so a slight modification by my hubby made it sturdy enough to survive long time use.

Is not sturdy for a car with boys in it. Broke rather easily.

This cup holder helped me solve an unusual problem: because of equipment placement in my patrol car, there was no access to the cup holders. I bought this drink holder thinking it could hang from the head rest toward the front of the seat, but the straps were too short. However, I discovered that the straps were of sufficient length and were spaced the proper distance for me to attach the holder to the MOLLE straps on the front of my patrol bag (see photo). I can now reach my drink more easily, and it stays secure despite hard turns and braking. Five stars!

I bought this for our 10 he road trip to the beach. This worked beautiful! My kids loved it. It easily held a 20 oz bottle, plus their cell phones and snacks. I would definitely recommend it. I seen other reviews about it being thin and flimsy, that wasn't the case for me.

At first I thought these were a great idea until I tried to use them. The 2 small tabs that attach the main body to the strips, are not molded in one piece with the black plastic body but were attached afterwards: they are not properly fused to the main body, and the area where they are supposedly fused to the main body is a circular area of 1/8 of an inch or less with the result that they shire off easily rom the main holder body.After a one-time use with a light drink, a few days later I found that the holder was hanging at an angle + unusable as one of the holder's two small tabs that insert into the plastic strips was missing: the small plastic tabs had sheared off at their seam where they attach to the main body (each tab has a larger head that fits into holes in the two plastic strips which extend from the headrest).It could have happened by either light contact or merely brushing against the empty holder unloading groceries (though I don't remember doing so + the holder had been mounted high up on the back of the driver's seat headrest, out of reach, facing the rear seat)....However, I believe the small tabs detached from the combination of the vibration of a moving vehicle- together with the weight of the holder itself, as the tabs are only held by an area an eighth of an inch or less and are poorly fused- I do not believe its a strong seam. That holder had been unused in the car for possibly a year, stored in a pouch, not mounted: I wondered if extremes of temperatures could have weakened the plastic? But then the same happened with an identical holder that had been unused stored + at room temperature in our home.The only way to salvage these holders would be to drill a hole near where the fallen-off tabs were- to some how tie the body of the holder to the hanging strips. And then I believe that the remaining tabs would also shear off shortly so that one might as well remove the remaining single tab + drill a hole there also. I found one could easily break the remaining tab off with thumb pressure, that it is not properly fused to the main plastic body and the 1/8 of an inch area of seam is also too small, both rendering it a weak seam that apparently can detach from the weight of the holder together with the vibrations and motion of a moving car. Possibly the plastic is not flexible enough and further weakened by temperature extremes as some plastics are- but either way its a poor design w/poor choice of materials as these cup holder are meant to be kept outdoors in vehicles. But mainly the tabs are attached by too small an area and are not well fused to the stiff inflexible plastic body. I do not recommend these cup holders

Excelente

Lost one. It’s alright just had difficulty in putting it the car head rest.

This is great for the back of the headrest. I actually put my unopened drink in the holder with some ice cubes in the bottom. Keeps it a little bit cold. I have also used it to store those odd items like chapstick, hand sanitizer, mints, and gum.

Muy bueno en general, se ve un poco mas grande en foto, aunque por otro lado está bien que no sea muy voluminoso.