Bike Phone Mount - Bicycle Phone Holder : 360° Rotation Adjustable Motorcycle Phone Mount for iPhone Xs Max XR X 8 7 6 Plus, Galaxy S10+ S9 S8, Note 10 9 8, GPS, 4-7 inches Android Cell Phones

This works really well. I’ve had no issues yet. It holds the phone tight and is adjustable for different angles. The materials are sturdy and I don’t worry about the phone falling out. Very easy to take on and off your bike. The only issue I have is that it does not fit with large phone cases.

Being a road biker for 30 years I know a good phone mount when I see one. This mount is fantastic. I like this so much I'm buying three more for all my bikes and scooters. This also motivates me to see what this company has for cars.Things that stand out:- Quality throughout. Far better quality than one would expect at this price point. The plastic is ballistic grade. The metal arms are thick and well made. Everything operates with precision.- Your $900 smartphone is safe with this thing. I mounted my S8+ and Note 8. Both were very very secured in each "cradle" in the four corners. Bonus Tip: You compress the arms into each corner then press the lock switch. Make sure you push each arm securely into the phone corners. After that lock the switch on the back.- The phone mount attaches very securely to the handlebar mount. And the handlebar mount comes with the expected rubber strips so you can tighten the mount to the handlebar.- I feel a lot better using this mount than I do with all the others I have, e.g., those where you stretch rubber bands on each corner. These locking metal arms are far superior to any of those.Bonus Tip: Regardless of how much confidence I have with this mount, I still secure my phone to the bike with a lanyard that I fastened to my phone's case. If the mount ever fails the lanyard might save the phone from disaster.

The concept to hold the phone is good, I like how it's spring-wound retractable so it actually pulls the arms back to itself instead of just staying where you pulled it out. So, you have one selling point of it keeping tension on your phone making it secure. The second selling point is they give you replacement foam pads to prevent hard contact with the holding pad. The next best feature is the extra rubber grippers for sizing your bar just right. I included pictures of how my mount went. I used 3 out of the 4 rubber slips as my bar didn't require them all, as you can see I used the 4th rubber pad to wrap around the tension knob and put a zip tie around both to prevent the knob from loosening over time from the vibration of the bike.I also put a small zip tie around the base that secures the clamp to the bike, even though the screw and nut are metal...the plastic the screw goes through can grind over time. If you have a $500+ phone you don't want to take chances!Otherwise, my only big gripe is if you have a stick on anything on the back of your phone. This base won't hold it very well. If you have a pop socket or like me; a metal ring you slide your finger through. It makes your phone stick up too far from the base and the arms won't go over the 2 corners. You have to manually pull the two upper arms forward and bend them in slightly to make it contact the phone. Which in my mind starts to strain the phone glass and bend the metal on the arms. You will need to remove anything from the back of your phone for this holder to work! Or risk bad things!I found a black rubber strap from a journal that fits perfectly over the phone holder and phone, just as an added precaution in case the arms give out. Thin enough you can see the screen and hold the phone securely. I test rode without anything on the holder for about 15 miles, didn't pay close attention to the vibration. But the holder didn't move at all for the position. I'll give it a try with my old phone first for a few weeks, then send an update. :)Update: I tried three 20 minute rides with the phone in mount (on terrible low funded streets), still leery on not going with out the rubber strap in case something fails as I'm not about to remove my finger ring from the back of the phone case. Otherwise, the method I used to secure the holder to the bike is tight! No loosening or shaking, and the arms held the phone very well. Maybe one day I'll not use the rubber strap and see how it goes...Make the corners on the arms deeper for thicker cases and they will get a 5 star rating!

My kids and I are just getting into riding bikes. I wanted to ensure that I would have a phone available if it was needed. I looked at a few different models and this one seemed the most flexible and so I ordered it. I was expecting a fairly cheap product due to the price, but that is not at all what I got. It holds the phone very securely. There is a lock in the back to lock it once the phone is in place, but I typically forget to do engage the lock and the phone never moves. The phone can be positioned in almost an endless orientation. The metal arms that hold the phone are strong and don't move once you get the phones snapped in.The only complaint I would have one the phone is that I use an Otter box on my phone and I have to flex the arms up a little to get the phone put in place. Once they are locked in, it works great, but would be nice if the opening to the corners was just a little larger to accommodate Otter Boxes.

For the first week I used this phone mount, it seemed sturdy but I was a little worried about the phone popping out if I hit a big enough bump. I have the iPhone XS Max strapped in there, so it moves with quite a bit of momentum. Well, on the second week I was riding on a wet boardwalk and hydroplaned. I completely wiped out which even resulted in a mild shoulder injury (I'm glad I was wearing my helmet). Through all of that, my phone stayed firmly grasped by this mount's four clamps. Unlike me, the phone was completely unharmed. Needless to say, I'm not worried about bumps anymore. This thing is secure. It's also easy to install and easy to put the phone in and out. Just don't forget to click it locked after you put your phone in or else you might not get the same result. It looks good too. I'm super happy with it.