Bike & Motorcycle Phone Mount - GPS Cell Phone Holder for Bicycle Handlebar - Easy to Install Bike Accessories Fits iPhone, Galaxy, Android - Stocking Stuffers - 3 Bands (Black, Red, Green)

This is by far my favorite bike mount ever. My favorite thing is the ball-and-socket attachment that lets me move my phone's face to any angle I want. I also love that it fits my very large phone IN THE CASE, which is better protection. The minimalistic style of attaching the phone feels secure yet makes it easy to manipulate the phone while I'm on a ride, to check a map or my pace. It also comes with all three colors as attachments, so if one breaks, the others are available as replacement parts. It was super easy to install and just as easy to attach and detach the phone, so I am more inclined to stop and take pictures while on a ride. My only complaint is that there is no way to protect the phone from rain. Otherwise, perfect!!!!

This phone mount works perfectly. It only took about 5 mins to install. It is very sturdy and is very easy to mount and dismount the phone. There is very little vibration when riding. It is very easy to switch between portrait and landscape (i.e., turning the phone sideways). I used it mainly to view the GPS on my phone. I also have it located in the center of the handle bars, where I can easily attach the phone to the power supply connected to my battery via a short USB cable, also mounted on the hande bars. It comes with a few extract rubber attachments as they will probably stretch over time and need to be replaced. Great product for the price!

I deliver for Doordash on my bicycle sometimes for side work so decided I should get a phone holder for my bike. This one got the best reviews and seemed OK. I received it and tried it out and it was actually super easy to use and very secure. I went over quite a few potholes on accident and over a couple of curbs and my phone didn't budge once. The only gripe I have is that with my case on, it does not fit in the holder, but not a huge deal. I have a Droid Maxx 2 and without the case, it fits great! Lots of adjustments. Of course I have only used it a few times so far in fair weather so no long term opinions yet. Seems durable enough. I say for the price, give it a go! 3 month review: Still going strong. I use it maybe only 8 hours per week on fairly rough terrain. The first silicone phone holder webbing is still fully in tact and I have never thought my phone was going to dislodge from the holder yet. The swivel got loose one day a little more than I like, but then it went back to normal so I am not sure what that was about. Anyways, still recommend it! Still only 4 stars though since I would feel much better if it could hold my phone while it is in its protective case.

Overall, I'd say this is a great product that is cheaper than the competition I have seen. While I can't compare its performance to others, as I'm no bike phone mount collector, I can say this one does its job well, holding the phone securely while you ride. The product comes in a small box disassembled, but assembly is straightforward with instructions on the side and in the box. Get the clamp, put the silicone holder of your choice behind it, attach to base, and screw the two halves of the base together around your handlebar. Place your phone in the clamp and the silicone band around the corners, and you're ready to ride. I can't speak to the durability of the product since I've only taken it for a few rides, but my main concern would be the silicone band. However, since the product comes with three, I consider this more or less a non-issue. When riding, my phone stays in place. I have not been mountain bike riding with it or anything, but while riding around on the road or sidewalk in the city, dropping off curbs, and even walking the bike down stairs, my phone has stayed in the mount. My only issue with it is during those rougher terrain activities, the clamp or the base may shift. The clamp is on a ball joint, so this movement is a design feature, but it turns out to be somewhat of a double-edged sword. Shifting it back is simple, and the base movement around the handlebar may be due to my own hesitancy to tighten it too much. The ball joint is certainly not user error, though, and while not a big issue and is easily corrected once you get to smoother terrain, it is why I've given a 4/5 in stability. (Consider it a 4.5 or so, though.) One personal issue I've had is with my phone and the mount. I have the Google Pixel 2, a phone that has volume and a power button on the sides along with a squeeze-to-activate Google Assistant. As the clamp of the mount squeezes the phone securely, sometimes my volume or Google Assistant buttons can be activated. The Google Assistant is easily deactivated, but it can be slightly bothersome as you put the phone in the mount and different buttons are pressed. This is likely a tiny issue with the Pixel brand and this mount, but it only occurs as the phone is placed in the clamp or when it is slid within the clamp (which, thanks to the grips, can only happen with human intervention). I have also contacted with the company in response to a voucher which came in my product box, and I found it to be a pleasant interaction with quick responses. Overall, the bike mount is a great product that seems flexible enough to work with most or all phones and does its job well. Though I am not without my concerns and the bike mount does have some minor issues, the price, flexibility, and overall performance make it well worth the purchase, in my opinion.

I originally bought one a year ago and it was defective, I was very skeptical. The company sent me a new one and I LOVE IT! I now have 2, one on my trainer at home so I can hook up with Zwift and Strava and the other is on my road bike. It works great, it secures the phone just fine as long as you tighten it up properly and you can pivot the head for a good viewing angle. CAUTION! Do secure the phone with the rubber mesh thing. On my trainer at home I just clamp the phone in and not use the mesh thing (red). Just automatically I just clamped the phone in and didn't use the rubber holder on my road bike. I hit some rough road and the phone popped out of its clamp and hit the street, no biggie except that the SUV behind me ran over my phone! So 2-3 days later and $200 (I did have insurance) I got a phone replacement. Moral to the story: Its a great and useful product just remember to secure it in not only with the strong clamp but also the rubber mesh thing! I will buy replacements of this product if I need to in the future.

When going over smooth pavement, the mount seems to relatively stay in place. However, when going over even minor bumps, such as on sidewalks, the mount moves around. The main issue I believe, is that the rubber padding which sits between the handlebars and the inside of the mount, slides around while riding. When that moves out of place, it allows the mount itself to slide out of position when hitting bumps. I've tried multiple times to adjust the padding back into place, and adjust the mount into different positions. However, the rubber does not really secure well around the mount and always manages to slide around. Ultimately it becomes pretty annoying because I'm frequently repositioning the mount while riding. Again, when on smooth pavement, it's not so bad. But sidewalks, dirt/gravel trails, or even paved streets which have potholes compromise the stability quite a bit. I will say the customer service seems very nice. Also upon receiving the initial product, inside the box was a voucher code which I could email to the manufacturer and they sent me a 2nd mount for free. I'm not sure if that comes in every box, but it was a nice bonus. Still I would just prefer for better stability overall.

Mounted an LG V35 phone onto a 30 year old Trek 930 mountain bike with the Mongoora bracket, mounting process was easy. On a 30 mile road ride with occasional pot holes and dirt the mount was rock solid. The phone can taken out of the mount from spring loaded side clamps and silicone corner grips are provided. The phone probably would have been fine for the on-road ride with just the side clamps but I used the corner grips in case I hit major rough roads. The mount is on a ball socket so the phone can positioned at any angle. There's an O-ring that seats the ball in the socket and can fall out prior to putting the socket together, so be sure the O-ring is in place when it's assembled and didn't fall. The tighter the socket nut is the more stable the phone will be. Living in AZ I suspect the O-ring will dry out and fail first (everything dries out in AZ), however that will be a year from now. At that time I will likely replace the O-ring with one that is about 0.010 inch thicker and use viton instead of buna for the harsh AZ environment. The ball is held securely with the O-ring provided when tightened, but I would have designed it with one that is slightly larger, just an engineers preference. The manufacturer may have hedged on the smaller size to prevent Hercules from shattering the nut if it was over tightened. Assembly takes about 30 seconds. A set of three silicone corner grips are provided, these could probably be doubled up if needed, one worked fine for me. There's also an extra long mount screw for large OD bars, so there's plenty of adjust-ability. Bottom line is it works as designed and is cost effective.

I have only had this phone mount for a couple of days so far, but it has performed as expected. My first criteria is that my phone fits in it. Phones just keep getting bigger every year and "outgrow" previous mounts. The last mount I had (similar design to this one) seemed to have adequate room for "growth", but even though my phone (Moto Z3 Play) fit in the unit, it really stretched the rubber holders that held the corners of the phone. This was likely the downfall of my last mount as it was the rubber piece that broke. Plus, it never really held the phone securely anyway as occasionally one of the flaps would come undone. This unit improves on the design slightly. First, it's a big larger, so the rubber straps comfortably grip the corners of the phone. Second, the straps are flatter, which also helps the straps sit better on the phone.. I have more confidence that it will hold better. And third, it comes with 3 straps (probably so you can select the color you prefer), but I see these as spare straps in case the strap I'm using does eventually break. This is the best feature of this unit in my opinion! If there is something I'm a bit disappointed in it's the spring loaded side arms. My last unit had a release button which released the spring tension allowing easier insertion and removal of the phone. However, that part also broke on my last unit, so hopefully this unit will be more reliable thanks to its simpler design. It's not a huge deal, but for me anyway, it's a two handed process. It definitely feels very secure though. Installation was very simple, and on a ride yesterday the unit was very stable. They have torn up a street along my ride which makes for a very rough ride, but the mount kept my phone in a very solid orientation the whole time. I think this mount is a great value for the money. Definitely recommend.