📱 Nite Ize Squeeze Rotating Smartphone Bar Mount: The Ultimate Universal Bike Phone Holder for MagSafe iPhone 12 Pro Max/Mini, Galaxy, Google Pixel, and More! Review

One of the reasons I wanted to try this mount is that it doesn't cover the rear camera. I wanted to be able to record videos from my phone while driving. Most mounts I found covered the rear camera, so that wasn't possible. Installation on the bar is very simple, it's like a watch strap. Inserting the phone into the holder is also easy. There are two handles on the bottom, you squeeze them and the bracket will open. It fits my iPhone 12 easily. Switching the phone from landscape to portrait…

The Nite Ize phone holder is easy to use and amazingly versatile. I love that it comes with a buckle strap that we used to attach it to the handlebars. Please note: I recommend pulling the strap up a notch and stretching it a little so it's snug and not loose so the phone doesn't wobble when riding. The way to install the phone is very simple, just squeeze and push in, and surprisingly it's quite durable. The swivel function is also useful. Note that I would suggest spinning when you stop and…

Stop looking for the perfect phone mount for your bike. We have 2 larger phones - iPhone 11 Max and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. The iPhone has a wallet case, while the Galaxy has a thin case with an adhesive card holder on the back. In cases, this bracket does not hold the Galaxy phone. It holds the iPhone because it sticks to the case and the case keeps the phone in place. The mount holds both phones without a case. We chose this iPhone mount. The husband removes the case from the phone before…

I can't believe I'm impressed with the bike battery holder but I am. I should have known that this brand does everything right. When you see this name you know you will end up with the perfect figure. The strap seems quite secure, haven't tested it on a bike yet, I use it as a mount 24/7 now. It's way better than those ring holders that come off so easily your phone falls off. Any phone or tablet holder/tether should include this leg system. The two tiny plastic feet are really the only way to…

Easy to use. It's just a silicone strap that you attach to your bike's handlebars and you poke a hole in the hook to hold it in place. You then press the two small plastic pieces at the bottom to open the holder, where it "squees" your phone in place and holds it firmly. The holder can be rotated vertically or horizontally. I love its simplicity and how easy it is to turn the phone on and off. The grip is pretty firm and I wasn't worried about my phone falling out of the holder itself. The only

Because phones have become indispensable when cycling for a number of reasons. I saw this article and I definitely liked Nite-ize for their highlights and although I would try. The arm sits on a hinge, allowing the phone to be rotated into a landscape configuration. It doesn't swing freely, however, but does require some effort, which I applaud (who wants a phone to rotate after every swipe?). The phone is held by two side clips that open by pressing two levers. It's very tight. The phone is…