woleyi Gooseneck Spin Bike Tablet Mount, Elliptical Treadmill Tablet Holder, Indoor Peloton Stationary Exercise Bicycle Handlebar Clamp for iPad Pro Air Mini, Galaxy Tabs, Kindle, E-Book, 4-13" Device

I attached this to my treadmill and it stays put even when I’m jogging. LOVE IT

Great product!

I got this mid 2022 for my treadmill and all was good. It held up tablets from 11-13 inches almost daily with no problem. I had adjusted the gooseneck itself maybe only two or three times since I first mounted it on my treadmill - for me it was a set it and forget it kind of thing.Today (June 2025) for some reason I wanted to see how the tablet would look higher and closer so I tried extending the neck from where the gooseneck met the holder itself - then it snapped like a twig with barely any force applied.Good thing I was holding on to my tablet, otherwise who knows if it would have just broken off all on its own one day in the future. I don’t even want to think about the damage or injury from a falling tablet while on a treadmill.As much as I loved using this mount for the past 3 years I can’t recommend it anymore as it seems to have a fatal design flaw. The plastic between the holder and gooseneck is apparently very thin (see pic). I am now looking for a different holder that uses a better ball type connection.

The item has a tight grip and works well at holding my iPad that fits snugly in the holder. It seems to be compatible with a variety of tablets. It appears to be if a sturdy quality except that after only a couple months it has lost the rigidity to hold the place of the iPad at the angle desired. It flops face down. That’s why I gave only 4 stars.

I bought this to mount my iPad to my exercise bike. The grip to the bike is very strong! I haven’t had any issues with it moving. I wish the arm were just a little longer but it is very stiff which is a bonus since it means the iPad doesn’t wobble. The part that grips the iPad is VERY strong. I was worried about it crushing the edges of my iPad case so I take it out of the case when I mount it. It is NOT moving once it’s in there. Again, this is a bonus for me, but I do get a little anxious removing my iPad from it because I feel like it will snap back on me. Overall though, exactly what I wanted and needed for my bike and it seems to be sturdy so far.

This works well. I got it for a recumbent bike. Has a firm grip. I would buy this item again.

The Woleyi Gooseneck Spin Bike Tablet Mount offers a convenient solution for keeping my tablet in view while working out, but it falls short in a few aspects.On the positive side, the compatibility range is impressive, accommodating various tablet sizes from 4 to 11 inches, as well as cell phones. The gooseneck design is flexible and allows for adjustments to find the optimal viewing angle, which is a major plus. I appreciate being able to engage in entertainment or follow workout apps without having to hold my device.However, there are some downsides to consider. The build quality of the mount is just okay—it doesn't feel as sturdy as I'd like it to be. The clamp mechanism that attaches to the exercise equipment can be a bit finicky and requires frequent readjustment to ensure my tablet stays securely in place. This can be frustrating during intense workout sessions.Additionally, the mount's compatibility with different equipment varies. While it works well on my stationary bike, it's not as versatile on my elliptical or treadmill due to the size and shape of the equipment. It would be helpful if the mount were more universally adaptable to different exercise machines.In conclusion, the Woleyi Gooseneck Spin Bike Tablet Mount is a decent option for those who want to enjoy multimedia during their workouts. While it has its benefits, the build quality and compatibility limitations prevent me from giving it a higher rating. It's a useful accessory with room for improvement.

This works well on the handlebar of the treadmill.It holds a kindle and mini iPad well. Would no doubt work well with full size iPad.It does take some strength ( at least for me. In my 80s) to open it up and get the device in.