URAQT Car Organiser Car Seat Organiser with Kick Mats Protector and 10 Inch Touch Screen Tablet Holder (Black, 1 pc)
Product description
If you regularly end up staring at a messy back seat, this URAQT car seat organiser is aimed at making the space feel usable again. It hangs behind the front seats and gives you multiple pockets for day-to-day items, while also including a transparent tablet holder at the top.
It’s not a magic fix for every kind of mess (food spills and strong stains still need proper cleaning), but as a practical storage layer for families, it can do a lot of the heavy lifting. The key question is whether you’ll actually use the pocket layout and the tablet holder often enough to justify keeping it fitted in the car.
What it’s for
This is a back-seat organiser designed for the driver and passenger kick area, helping keep the rear seat tidy. The pitch is straightforward: store small essentials in pockets instead of letting everything end up on the seats or on the floor.
The included pockets are positioned to suit everyday items like books, magazines, drinks, bottles and children’s toys. There’s also a dedicated transparent section for digital entertainment, with a touchable HD pocket intended for tablets (and similar devices).
A simple real-life example: on a family car trip, snacks and small toys can be dropped into the larger and mesh pockets, drinks can go into the bottle pockets, and the tablet holder can be used for the journey—reducing rummaging every few minutes.
Key features that matter in practice
The organiser uses a 600D polyester material and is positioned as durable and waterproof, with protection against scratches, spills, stains, mud, dirt and general wear. In other words, it’s meant to take knocks from shoes and muddy mess, and then be cleaned when needed.
The top middle transparent iPad/tablet holder is touchable and designed for children and rear-seat passengers’ entertainment. The listing specifically mentions support for a 9.7 inch iPad and 10-inch Android tablet, plus PSP games.
There are 8 pockets overall, including: - A larger pocket intended to keep the back seat area neat - Multiple bottle pockets for drink bottles - Smaller mesh pockets for lighter items like toys - A transparent pocket for the tablet
One note to keep in mind: if you’re not planning to use the tablet holder for touch interaction or entertainment, the “touchable HD transparent” section may not add much value compared with simpler organisers.
Fit and installation (and the bit to double-check)
It uses an adjustable harness structure. The top and bottom adjustable shoulder straps attach to the front car seat in seconds, and the design is said to fit most standard passenger and driver car seats with headrests.
On paper, the universal approach is helpful if you move between cars or aren’t sure which model you’ll end up installing it in. The backrest protector size is stated as 62 x 42 cm, with the claim that it can fully cover and protect the car seat.
Still, it’s worth double-checking your car’s headrest style and the available space behind the front seats. Universal fit claims can be true most of the time, but a snug fit helps prevent sagging, and that depends on your specific interior.
Storage layout: where it shines, where it can feel limited
Where this organiser feels sensible is that it matches common family-car habits: drinks and snacks in dedicated sections, toys corralled in smaller compartments, and reading material kept off the seat.
It’s also positioned as easy to handle—light and foldable—so if you want to take it out for cleaning or storage, it’s designed to be manageable. The mesh bag is washable (the listing mentions machine washing).
However, it may not suit everyone if your car transport needs are different. For example, if you carry bulky items behind the front seats or prefer a flatter storage style rather than hanging pockets, you could find the pocket depth and arrangement a bit restrictive.
Tech specs
- Material: 600D polyester
- Size: 62 x 42 cm
- Number of pockets: 8
- Tablet holder (transparent, touchable): designed for 9.7 inch iPad and 10-inch Android tablet
- Colour: Black
- Quantity: 1 pc
Mini FAQ for buyers
Who is it a good match for?
It’s geared towards families and anyone who frequently has children in the back seat and wants a more organised, cleaner-feeling rear area.
Can it protect against spills and mess?
The listing describes protection against spills, stains, mud, dirt and wear, and it’s described as waterproof for that reason. You’ll still need to clean it, but it’s made to handle everyday mess better than a bare seat.
Is the tablet holder touch-friendly?
Yes—the top transparent pocket is described as touchable HD, intended for digital entertainment devices.
Is it easy to install?
It’s described as adjustable and easy to install using shoulder straps attached to the front seats in seconds.
Is universal fit guaranteed?
It’s described as fitting most standard headrests and covering a universal size, but it’s still worth checking your car’s headrest and the area behind the front seats to avoid sagging.
When it makes sense
Worth buying if you want a back-seat organiser that combines storage (8 pockets) with a dedicated transparent, touchable tablet area for kids’ entertainment. It’s a practical way to reduce clutter and help protect seats from scuffs and everyday spills.
You may want to skip it if you rarely use rear-seat entertainment, don’t have much to store in those pockets, or your car interior doesn’t give the straps a genuinely snug anchoring point.
As a general value-for-money type of purchase: it sits firmly in the practical, family-focused category—more “make day-to-day tidying easier” than “premium storage system”, so buy it if that’s the problem you actually want to solve.