📱 RAM X-Grip Large Phone Mount: Secure Handlebar U-Bolt Base for Effortless Smartphone Access Review

I wrote my previous review just a few minutes ago and my opinion hasn't changed. I still like it! However, the first step I would take once received is to glue the rubber grips in place. I took my phone off the first time and the grip fell off with it and it flew away but I followed him with my eagle eye bifocals and retrieved it. This won't happen again! :)

Well-made mount, but with one flaw. I bought the standard mount and returned it because it was too small for my iPhone 8 with or without the Otter Box. This mount is better, but there's one thing I don't like about it. When the phone is in the holder, it rotates about 10 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise. It doesn't snap tightly. I called the manufacturer and they told me this was normal and that using an elastic band would help. I'm optimistic that this won't be an issue when using the…

I've had several phone mounts on motorcycles over the years, but none worked as well as this one. I have an iPhone 6 Plus and the thought of this thing bouncing down the freeway made me think twice before relying on ANY phone mount. However, after reading other people's reviews, I decided to give it a try. The device is very easy to use (installing/removing the phone) and even without the heavy duty rubber straps provided I feel the phone snaps in place VERY securely. I especially like that I…

Wow, talk about a phone stand that looks good, is strong, reliable, durable, easily adjustable and easy to reconfigure. This is the little one you've been looking for for years. I especially love how easy it is to change the viewing angle, rotate and even switch from portrait to landscape in 10 seconds! (Who are these guys that invent such cool toys) Okay, so it's not cheap, so if it's just about having something that "gets around" for a while then keep looking. But if you're ready to indulge…

Installed on a motorcycle in five minutes. This included reading instructions. That's not difficult. The rubber strap for extra security comes in handy on rough roads (think primitive dirt with potholes and ruts, very unimproved). No additional tires are needed on normal paved roads. Placement may not be the same for all bikes. I use this to show GPS route. I do not recommend and do not recommend answering calls or texts or similar nonsense on the phone while driving or driving a car. Nothing…

I was hesitant to buy one of these to mount my phone on the steering wheel. My Harley's steering wheel and front fairing wobble a bit even when idling. I figured I needed extra protection in the form of a rubber band or something. I ended up buying rubber bands and after a few weeks of use they started tearing and tearing. Frustrated, I bought a RAM mount system to try something else. This thing is easy to install, multi-directional, and solid as a rock. The X-shaped retention system along with

I bought this to hang my phone on the handlebars of a motorcycle. I have 1" bars and the rail mount fits well. The dual mount allows me to position it exactly where I want it and the X-Grip holds my phone really securely. The first few times I use it benutzte, benutzte ich ein kleines Gummiband. веб-вещь, которая поставляется вместе с ним и оборачивается вокруг углов вашего телефона, чтобы обеспечить дополнительную защиту от выпадения телефона.После нескольких поездок я попытался обойтись без…

Okay, I made a mistake, was stingy, and more than once. but twice before this order. I have also confirmed with others who have made the same mistakes that almost everything under the $30 mark is for a bike and not a motorcycle. And yet, the ones that cost more than $30 and are designed for motorcycles aren't meant for people who ride hard. By that I mean if you're driving off-road or just down the road and you fall off the wheel a bit hard, you're still likely to knock the phone out of most…

Pros: Well, the grip itself holds the phone pretty well, no complaints. I love that you can adjust the position of the phone however you like. I also love that almost every part of the phone grip is replaceable, so you don't have to buy a whole new grip if one part fails. Cons: The rubber grips for the swingarms need to be glued on and RAM supplies glue in the box, although it's easy to see that the outside of the rubber ruins the aesthetic. They are also very generous with the amount of glue…