Ralos Bike Phone Mount, Aluminum Motorcycle Cellphone Holder, Mountain Bicycle Handlebar Cell Phone Clamp, Scooter Phone Clip for iPhone 16 Pro Max, 15 14 13 12 Mini, Samsung

For the price, this holder is totally worth it. It's all metal construction so it's pretty sturdy, however I did notice it's still possible to move the phone on the swivel ball mount after tightening the knob. Not a deal breaker since it holds the phone securely in place even after hitting big bumps. I like the narrow handle bar clamp in case you don't have a lot of room on your handlebar like I do. The only other thing I would mention is it is more or less designed for clamping to a horizontal bar. I tried clamping it to the vertical riser stem, but the swivel ball doesn't articulate enough to angle the phone enough for you to see. Again, not a problem if you are mounting on a horizontal bar.

The stand was easy to setup. My bike was stolen but it was a nice stand. Definitely kept the phone tight.

This unit has an angled mounting bar which is nice and allows for more of a low profile placement and not something sticking straight up off the handle bar. Every part is metal and seems very tight, solid and the whole thing feels very unlikely to wear out fast with R&R of the device every day. Yes, it comes with poor sticker cushion tape which I didn't bother with because its most likely to just fall off anyway. I have a protective case on my phone which I would recommend anyway to protect your phone and when you tighten the bracket just enough it feels more secure and stops the mount from crushing your phone like a vise. (I would suggest not over tightening).

This is on my 2022 Harley Davidson, holding a Motorola 22 edge+ and it's been very secure and much less expensive than some options.

It fits my note 20 ultra with UB Pro case, but just barely. I've only lost the phone once, admittedly due my own error, but I do secure my wrist strap just to be sure. All in all, it seems pretty solid, and it did great as I used my phone to film some light trail. I just wish there was a little more length on the adjustment screw. I'm not pulling my phone out of the case every time I want to ride.

What INCLUDE/Advertising something that's completely useless? The unit is GOOD, sturdy and strong. However, the padding tape is a joke. They're gone as soon as you put them on - they don't stick to where they're supposed to be - CONSIDER the fact that your phone is to be squeezed rather tightly to be held securely in place so the padding is kinda a big deal. They were gone in ONE DAY after use - even AFTER I PRESSED THE TAPE FIRMLY MULTIPLE times to ensure that they "stick" to the unit. It's NOT A PROBLEM if you use a phone CASE, IT IS a problem, if you don't use a phone case. NEVER put something in a product so you can advertise it when in FACT, you know it's absolutely useless.

Had this on for a few rides and it has been solid. Doesn't shake like my last plastic mount did. Turning the clamp screw to tighten and loosen takes 5 seconds, instead of 1 with a quick release, and I would much rather have my phone secure and take the extra 4 seconds which is barely a blink. It secures my large Samsung Galaxy S20+ with a big case even with the little pads on the contact points.

This in my case did not properly wrap around to hold the phone since the phone was too thick. Also the main adjustment screws would easily loosen no matter how hard I tightened them. If you even try to bend it to improve the fit, even ever so slightly, the arms instantly snap rendering the product completely useless and non-refundable. This is a cast aluminum (like a Tesla giga-cast frame; which has the highest car insurance known to mankind) and like the car is stiff but irreparable. Lasted me 2 hours before it broke. Luckily my phone did not fall on the road with the bad fit prior to attempting adjustments. Was able to ride rather slowly 18 miles with the side and bottom adjustment screw constantly coming loose on the slightest bumps. Bad experience!