🔌 Versatile Bone L-Shaped Cable Bag Kit: MFi Certified 90 Degree L-Shape Design Lightning to USB-A Cable - Apple Charger for iPhone 12 11 Pro Max X XR XS Max 8 8 Plus (9.8 inch) Review

Pros: very practical, light weight and not bulky at all. I like the design very much. Cons: Not durable at all, lasted me a month without heavy use. I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for something more durable.

When I first unpacked it I thought wow. That is interesting. It was smaller than I expected (I have an iPhone 7 PLUS) so I mounted it on my bike then attached my phone to it and at first I saw the rubber stretched a little more than I wanted but overall kept it amazing and working perfectly. I would buy it again but it's still new so I'll see how long it lasts.

This works with the stem and if you have anything other than a cruiser bike the stems are bulky and in the way so expect that Add foam to the mount to perfect the setup. Glue or stick some styrofoam onto the mount then add a phone (I have a 5c) and it will be amazingly stable and then the phone will not come into direct contact with the stem parts which will quickly knock the phone to death . It's a good quality thick silicone and I've ridden a lot of miles on a road bike, done laps and ridden…

Holds the phone very securely on the bike. Never had to worry about dropping the phone while driving. You can install it on a stem or on the top bar of the frame. Thanks for the great product design. It is also very easy to install and remove from the bike. Here is an updated photo of how I use this product. I reached speeds of 30-40mph and never worried about losing my phone. In this picture my old windows phone is 6 inches long. I use my LG V20 in this 6.5 inch holder which is the limit as it

I recently bought a new bike and needed a new phone mount. The old one didn't work with conical rudders. After trying different mounts, I settled on this one. I have a Samsung LunaPro. The bracket sits nicely on the Giant Connect stem. My cell phone stays securely in place while driving. With an almost flush mount to the stem, it's more aerodynamic. I've ridden at least 76 miles in the last two days and the phone is holding up well and securely. I can use the screen, but the elastomeric straps…

Love how easy it is to fit a bike stem, it weighs next to nothing and has a very low profile. What I don't like is how the straps stretch when I attach the phone (they stretch so much that the material becomes very thin and lightens). I have an iPhone 11 Pro and that alone probably won't be a problem, but my phone is in a fairly flat case and the case seems to make the straps too flimsy so I'm concerned that the straps might break. . It's the middle of winter and my bike is on the treadmill so…