🚲 Visnfa Bike Phone Mount - Anti-Shake & Stable Cradle Clamp | 360° Rotation Bike Phone Holder for iPhone, Android, GPS & More | Fits Devices from 3.5 to 6.5 inches | Essential Bike Accessories Review

I really wanted to like it. It holds the phone without blocking the iPhone XS screen, which is a rare feat. But when I tightened it, just before my first trip, the threaded rod refused to tighten. Then when I tried to take it off to check, it just popped out of where it was supposed to be permanently attached. If that happened while driving, my phone would fly off. The idea as a whole is great, and I'd happily pay a few bucks more if the key parts were aluminum or something stronger that I…

So far, so good! No instructions are required for assembly and it fits my phone with a case easily. I've seen reviews that the bolts loosen over time so I assembled them on my bike to take the shape of my handlebars for a couple of hours. Then I took it apart and reassembled it, smeared "blue" Loctite onto the threads of the screws and let it dry for a few hours. I recommend blue locktite because blue is easier to remove than red locktite. The product is not intended to be used and abused so…

This is an amazing mount. Four hands hold my iPhone 6 tightly. My first impression of the clamping mechanism before using it on the bike was that I didn't like it. I thought it took three hands to detach. I couldn't be more wrong. Once mounted on the steering wheel, inserting and removing the phone is easy with one or two hands. If I could make a small improvement, I would add a soft spring to the idler wheel so that the levers open smoothly when you push the release lever on the back. I…

Much better than other bike mounts that use a strap-like elastic band on each of the four corners of your phone. This thing keeps the stone stable and won't loosen on bumps. He's holding the phone securely. When other people complain about it pressing the power button, it's because it's too tight. This holder holds your phone in a stable position with a click of the lanyard wheel under which it constantly presses the power button. My iPhone SE didn't fare very well with these other cases. I…

I had a different mount and the phone fell out twice. The first time there was no damage or foul (I highly recommend the Speck case), but the second time the LCD was smashed by a car after falling (again, the Speck case saved the phone's brains). I immediately started looking for a new mount and it met my expectations. It is securely attached to my bike and the phone is securely attached to the mount. I have an iPhone SE (4 inch screen) and had no trouble pressing the volume or lock buttons on…

very satisfied. I don't leave many reviews but I thought how brilliant their technique was that they needed a review to back it up. The dial on the back lets you expand and contract the "x". It fit easily on my s9+ with battery case. Maybe even the Note series will suffice. Also, it doesn't close the screen like some do. It comes with sticky foam inserts in case you have tiny thin iPhone or other mini phone to make the base thicker for safety. Do you have an unusually shaped steering wheel? No…

For a cheap mount it's pretty good. I only have one complaint (it's unusual for me. Usually there are several) a bit small. I have I have a Trek Verve and the diameter of the handlebars increases towards the middle. I've only recently bought a bike but while shopping I noticed that most bike manufacturers did the same thing with this design as Trek did. I had to get the mount closer clamp to the shifter. Not a show stop but I would have preferred the position closer to the stem. Oh well! You…

I have a lot of bikes so I spend a lot of time with different handlebar mounts. It works very well, but there is something to complain about. First, a wider handlebar clamp would be desirable. The bracket is suitable for a bell or a spotlight, but for a phone it needs to be a bit wider, maybe even with two screws. This mount needs to be able to handle a lot of rotational force and I know I'll use the clamp screw and plastic restraints to tighten it properly. I suggest putting a layer of double…

I recently bought a VISNFA-PB03-A for $13.95, 10% off the coupon. I rode it 50 miles yesterday and was impressed enough to write a review so anyone who buys from reviews can see if it's worth the money or not. I've already bought a broken phone holder from Revain so if it lasts more than a few long rides it's worth it. and I use my phone for everything; BT music / HR monitoring / GPS speed / route display, so I wish I could see it all the time. It must be stable and the display must always be…