Universal Bike Phone Mount Holder Fits Any Smart Phone: iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 6 Plus, 5S. Bike Mount for Galaxy S6, S5. Google Nexus & Pixel, HTC. Bicycle & Motorcycle Handlebar Phone Cradle

I am always buying different Mounts to try on my Bike, for Phone, GPS, and bought this one for Solar USB Charger to Power the latter.I was pretty disappointed in this one.The Vibration Padding (Rubber) on the Side Clamps actually cause my Devices to Slip out when tightening! (It does NOT Grip)But it has the Silicone Band that comes over the Corners, this WILL hold your Device in place.Issue is, if you Fold out the Stabslization arms on bottom (One reason I bought) You can not get the Band to stay put, over the Bottom Corners (i’m holding with finger in Picture) But with arms folded in you can cover all 4 corners and it will not pop out.But, the next issue is that no matter how much you tighten the center screw the Mount Wiggles on the Base Clamp, making it difficult to see if your carrying a Visual device in it, like for Navigation when it’s Wobbly.The Clamp itself is Really Good though fits all manner of size Bars and Extenders, easy to install and not Bulky like some very tight.And you WILL NOT beat the Price either for those last Positives i’m bumping up to 3 instead of 2 Stars.

I bought this one specifically for the pegs underneath that support the phone. However putting the rubber band on snapped them off immediately. Nice idea but poorly executed. Next time, put the rubber bands on first then pull out the peg supports.I like that this one didn't have a ball in socket connection because those come apart easily. I like the slide/ lock in place connection it has instead.The xplor products company pulled through & sent a replacement at no cost. They even let me hang onto the broken one for parts if needed. Saved the hassle of sending it back.

Holds my phone pretty well, seemed sturdy enough for my riding routes (mostly pavement with some gravel trails and dirt roads mixed in). But i just don't use it so it's kinda been a waste.

I previously wore an arm band cell phone holder when I rode my bike. Not any more. This product is better for several reasons:-- Easier to view maps or other exercise apps while moving-- No plastic getting in the way of skipping a song or taking a phone call-- No sweating through the arm band resulting in a moist phone (Nasty!)It mounts tightly to the handlebars so there is no jarring when going over bumps. The side arms, feet on the bottom, and the stretch bands provide triple stability to ensure your phone doesn't fall off.Because the mount can be used with horizontal or vertical bars, I have also used it when walking on my treadmill. It's sturdy and well made. Plus its a great price!

Just got the mount and since we had 1 foot+ of snow the day it arrived I haven't used it yet. It looks like it will work very well, I don't anticipate any issues with security of the mounting, it would be very unlikely to shake loose. All controls are easily accessible. The rear facing camera is obscured by the strap but I think I can find a work around. Phones with a button on the back would not be able to access it.

It's kind of "clunky" and heavy compared to another phone mount I've had. It's not immediately evident how to tighten the mount on the handlebars and the screw you would use to tighten had defective threads on the unit I received. I guess it's decent and functional, for the price.

Been using it ever since I got it, and right under my bike just fine and holds my cell phone real good

I've only used it on one 7 mile fairly rough mountain bike ride. Worked great. It held the phone very steady the whole time. I'm using an old phone just because if I wipe out or go down in the creek I don't want my current phone getting damaged. I use MapMyRide then upload the ride once I get to wifi.