Can this player just strap on to an existing headrest?
1699323
Yes, as long as you have the stanchion mounts and your headrest has exposed rails.
1699324
Yes it does. You just clip it to the head rest adjuster. It's completely DIY and the easiest car DVD players I ever had installed. It does have Bluetooth capabilities for Bluetooth headphones as well as it's own inbuilt speakers.
481246
I dont believe so. My headrest is separate, and it works well. All that holds it is on strap belt, so unless your headrest has a neck, i think it would rub on your head as well and pinch the seat.
416654
There are two straps. There is a headrest strap and a strap that has to go BEHIND the seat, so unless you can get behind the seat to clip the strap, it isn't going to work.
684601
It does have two straps that you click around the headrests in the back, and in the front seats. I suppose if you had something else to attach them to (wrap them around), you could rig it up to work. They adjust, but I don't know what the longest length it can get to is.
408538
I can't find my instructions, but I believe you can as well as the backrest. Hope this helps!
1320100
Yes because the seat is not to thick. If the headrest is built into the seat it wont work . good luck.
1703883
This was purchased as a gift for my infant grandson. I asked his mother your question. Here is her response: "Yes you just have to point it at the top of the dvd player/headrest. And it works perfectly".
1356521
It is secured by an elastic step so it should be able to fit over the headrest
2212548
Not with the included items, but I'm sure you could buy some sticky velcro and fasten it that way. It only comes with a velcro strip that you wrap around a headrest.
2235376
If you mean the video from say a DVD playing on the display of your headunit, then it's not this harness that you need to alter to make it work. It's on your headunit to OEM interface that you need to look into. Also note that it is in fact illegal to do so in most states.
416655
Yes you could. There is a strap that goes around the seat but you wouldn't gave to use it. The strap over the headrest holds it pretty securely.
1814315
You are able to hardware them to the car. If you take them to a car stereo installation company, they can customize it so that you can use a cigarette adaptor to power them. If you do more research, you can find tutorials to do both options yourself. Try installing yourself. local vendors sabatoge the machines. I experienced that. I refused to buy their greatly inflated DVD players. Even if it breaks down in a year to a year and a half, it will be easier and cheaper to just swap out for new headrests every year.
433620
I have. I used a small screwdriver and using a gentle prying motion, snapped the driver out of the headband assembly. Pretty easy to do, and the driver will pop off. It easily snaps back on with a firm press. The foam cushions are held on by plastic pins along the edge of the driver, no glue or adhesive. They are really hard to take off without removing the driver assembly. Just realign and use your fingers/thumb to snap it all back together.
668236
No. This is only a monitor (screen). You have to buy a DVD player separately and connect it to the monitor. This is meant to be mounted in the headrest. You have to cut into the back of the headrest and attach it inside. Also, you have to run wiring to a source of power in the car (like a cigarette lighter circuit or a wire to the fuse box). It's a very nice system, but quite a lot of work to install properly. For headphones, it just has a 3.5 mm jack to plug into (not wireless).
552667
You should be able to " Loop the strap around the backseat" but we haven't tried to do that because it is attached to the headrest.
101701
Is there head rest? There needs to be something to hook it around. Otherwise, I guess you could get Velcro tape and stick it to your seat.
1917051
I don't think so if there are no headrests... It has to have something to go around to attach to.