Collection: Android headrest monitor

Car ceiling screen:
Overhead Monitor
Flip-Down Monitor
Overhead DVD Player (ceiling-mounted DVD player, if playback function is included)
Roof-Mounted Monitor
Pillow TV:
Headrest Monitor
Headrest DVD Player (headrest DVD player, if playback function is included)
Backseat Entertainment System (rear seat entertainment system, including head restraints and other rear seat devices)
Seat-Back Monitor

⬆️ Overhead / Roof-Mounted Displays

• Overhead Monitor
  A generic term for any screen mounted to the vehicle’s headliner.

• Flip-Down Monitor (or Drop-Down Monitor)
  A ceiling screen that folds down on a hinge when in use, then stows flat against the roof.

• Roof-Mounted Monitor
  Emphasizes the installation point (the roof); functionally similar to “Overhead Monitor.”

• Overhead DVD Player
  Same as an overhead/flip-down monitor but includes a built-in DVD drive and player.

🛏️ Headrest / Seat-Back Displays

• Headrest Monitor
  A screen embedded in—or attached to—the back of a front-seat headrest.

• Headrest DVD Player
  Combines a headrest screen with an integrated DVD drive.

• Seat-Back Monitor
  More general than “headrest,” can include screens mounted anywhere on the seat back.

• Backseat Entertainment System
  A broader term covering any rear-seat video/audio setup—headrest screens plus extras (game ports, wireless headphones, etc.).

How to Choose the Right Name

• Function-First: If DVD playback is a selling point, include “DVD Player.”

• Mounting Style: Use “Flip-Down” for drop-hinge units vs. “Overhead” for fixed panels.

• Installation Emphasis: “Roof-Mounted” highlights professional, wired-in installs.

• Package Scope: “Backseat Entertainment System” suggests a multi-component kit, not just a screen.

Pick the term that best aligns with your product’s key feature and installation style!