Laptop holder car

[Dutch Jolien]

Hi. This year I would like to use my laptop in the car. What kind of mount can I use for this? I can't find a lot on internet when I google. I don't know exactly which car we get from the rental company. Can that be a problem?

 

[Ben Holcomb]

A RAM mount would be ideal. You can get a universal mounting base for it that isn't as solid, but will work with a variety of vehicles.

RAM® No-Drill™ Universal Laptop Mount

The RAM® Universal No-Drill™ Laptop features a heavy-duty steel mounting base designed to fit a variety of vehicles. Using the front bench or passenger side seat rail bolts as attachment points, existing hardware is used to secure the laptop mount base in the vehicle. The included RAM...

rammount.com

 

[Tony Laubach]

A RAM mount would be ideal. You can get a universal mounting base for it that isn't as solid, but will work with a variety of vehicles.

RAM® No-Drill™ Universal Laptop Mount

The RAM® Universal No-Drill™ Laptop features a heavy-duty steel mounting base designed to fit a variety of vehicles. Using the front bench or passenger side seat rail bolts as attachment points, existing hardware is used to secure the laptop mount base in the vehicle. The included RAM...

rammount.com

I'll second the RAM mount. I had a universal mount for my 2016 Subaru Forester that was custom installed and it actually is VERY solid. I was living in Wichita at that time and took it to a local custom car shop (316 Customs) and they actually modified the base for my passenger seat rail. But the RAM mounts have been solid forever, and highly recommended.

 

[Mike Dorame]

No matter what mount u use, unless u put a pillow or towel between it and the seat or something, it will rattle a bit, unless u have a super smooth vehicle. Just a tip.

RAM is indeed good, my RAM cell mount is great.

 

[Drew Terril]

I will also second the RAM mount. I have one in my Titan (the base in mine is specific to the first gen Titan/Armada) and it's held up to everything I've thrown at it over the past 6 1/2 years, to include some pretty substantial off roading.

 

[Dan Robinson]

The RAM does seem like the best choice for a temporary install. I still use my original Jotto desk that I bought in 2004. The Jottos are are very solid, but are more for a permanent mount, as they require either drilling bolt holes in the floor or making a custom bracket that attaches to the seat rails.

 

[Randy Jennings]

I love my Jotto Desk. No drilling required, it mounts using seat bolts. Having said that, it is specific for my vehicle model, so it may not work for you. I tried a cup holder mount once, and while it dies hold my laptop soldered over into a notebook, it was very floppy and I never chased with it. Anything more than a phone is too much for a cup holder mount.