🚲 Lamicall Bike Phone Holder Mount - Motorcycle Handlebar Phone Mount Clamp for iPhone 12/11 Pro Max/XS, Galaxy S10 and 4.7"-6.8" Cellphone Review

Works great! I honestly trust my very expensive phone to this device on my Harley. Won't move or wobble, made of very durable materials. As a Harley racer I would guess. I was worried it would be too bulky, but it's the perfect combination of not too bulky but well built enough for you to feel secure when you have your phone in it. hope that helps

So far so good. I installed mine on a 2008 c50t, had no problems so far. Holds up very well. Also let me say that I'm very careful about what I'm going to use as I have a Galaxy S21 Ultra and have paid over £1000 just for the phone. So far I have complete confidence in this cell phone holder. I will update if anything happens while driving. 1 main. I feel like it's bolted on, I can't leave it on the bike, I feel like if I go I'll keep it when I come back, it might not be there because it's just

Well, first off, the build quality here is never compared to a motorcycle. The speed, shock and vibration of the bike will definitely damage the mounting system as it is made of brittle plastic and poor quality steel. As for the fastening system, "spring tension" fasteners wear out over time, just like any spring. The lock doesn't seem to help much to keep the phone in place during "off-roading". If you want to use it on a road bike then damn it! it'll be enough.

I spent money on cheaper products and paid the price by dropping my phone on the trails. Other products are plastic and I had to buy replacements which didn't last long. This Lamicall holder is durable and flexible. I can easily switch between mountain biking and motorcycling. The clamp has a pad that creates a grip on the steering wheel and the screw is metal. The rotation of the holder allows flexible positioning of the phone and the springs hold the phone firmly. It also has great padding…

Stay away from this model. Two from one box. The device is not designed correctly. The ball must be inserted into the socket and then tightened to hold it together. If I didn't have a vise, I would never put the ball in the socket with the collet nut tight. I'm sure the device was designed to force the ball into the socket before the lock nut is screwed on. Unfortunately, the lock nut could not be screwed on after putting on the sleeve due to misaligned threads. I use this model on Harley…

At first glance, the O-ring does not seem to screw onto the ball valve. You do NOT have to grind the ball for the ring to fit. Here's what I did. 1. Put the ring on the ball. 2. Insert the ball into the socket. 3. Place the phone holder on a flat surface as shown in the 1st picture. 4. Place your thumbs and forefingers on the ring as shown in the 2nd picture. 5. Click on the ring. This will slightly press the socket against the ball. Be sure to flatten the hole in the ring so it doesn't twist…

Over the years I have used these mounts to mount phones to the handlebars of various motorcycles. Security is key. I've had a few styles, one of which was the RAM X mount. Sure enough with the rubber straps, but the clips got in the way of my volume buttons. Plus, let's face it, rubber bands are a pain. Then came the Lamicall phone holder, similar to the others I've had but much more durable and stylish. Simply slide your phone into the holder and then lock it in place. No need for elastic…

This is a very strong phone holder that does not affect the operation of the buttons on the phone (Oneplus Nord 10). You don't need to mess around with spacers to install it on most handlebars. It just clamps until it grabs the steering wheel. I had a little trouble aligning the nut that attaches the bracket to the ball joint at the back. If I hadn't unscrewed the lock nut all the way out, the ball joint wouldn't have fit in the socket. With the ball joint in place, the nut was difficult to…