🚲 Koomus BikePro: Universal Bike Mount for iPhones and Androids - Black Review

Very easy to put on and take off when I park the bike outside. The phone feels secure on it, even when driving over hard bumps and potholes (which I try to avoid, but this is New York). Cheap and works great. There may be some issues when it's very hot outside and the sun is shining on it (overheating), but I don't know of any phone holder that doesn't have issues in this scenario.

I bought a similar Koomus handlebar phone mount where you just slide the sides in and out to fit his phone hold, and it had a Schuko plug for the headphone jack. It's much better and safer with elastic corners. Only time will tell how durable the rubber bands are. Overall an improved design and no need for a Schuko plug. The clamps are pretty tight for road and regular cycling, but I wouldn't recommend them for trail or mountain biking.

I was a fan of Koomus for their phone mount for my car air vent, so I wasn't surprised when this mount worked so well on my bike! Installation takes only 2 seconds and repeated "on/off" cycles don't seem to loosen the mount over time. I have this on my mountain bike and even on bumpy/rocky terrain the phone stays right where I put it. I also like the added security of the angled straps. Needless to say, your phone is going nowhere when it's in this holder.

Fits my Cannondale road bike; easy to put on and take off. I have an iPhone 5S and an iPhone 6 connected to it, both have phone cases. The part that attaches to the steering wheel is made of rubber and will not scratch the steering wheel. It rotates so you can use it vertically or horizontally. I only use this on an indoor exercise bike so I haven't tested it outside; The phone does not move while I ride the exercise bike. Overall it is well built and well suited for indoor use; I can't say…

I have two of these holders, one for each bike, to carry my iPhone6 in an Otterbox case. I was looking for a secure way to carry my phone while cycling and the back pocket didn't sound like a good idea. It attaches very firmly to either the handlebars or stem, iPhone attaches very securely to it and the ball joint works great. Then I realized I could run an app on my iPhone to track speed, distance, heart rate, etc. with the CatEye ISC-12 sensor and got rid of the computer setup I had on the…

Pivot is too loose and cannot be tightened. It's constantly moving and very annoying. Too expensive for what you get. The only plus over some others is that you can mount it on a stock. The last mount I had was only $6 and was much better as I could control how tight it was on the handlebars and tighten the swivel so it didn't move at all. This was made by Insten. If you want to find it it says "Insten Bike Bicycle Motorcycle Universal Phone Holder with Secure Grip and 360 Degree Adjustable…

I tried 3 other holders and none worked. It's designed to fit almost any size phone - the flared panels are only on the side and you can have a very tall, narrow device if you want :) It also pairs well with a case. It got good reviews on a mountain bikers bike site, so I gave it a try. Like many other people, I put it in a suitcase and shook it as hard as I could before installing it. It didn't move. I took it on a trip with ease and had great access to the screen for mapping and training. It…