🚲 High-Quality Grefay Bike Phone Mount: Metal Motorcycle Handlebar Holder for 4.0-7.0 Inch Smartphone - 360° Rotation & Secure Clamp Review

the thing is super. After 2 of them fail it's certainly nice to have one that's really sturdy and won't break in the first few days or weeks of use. They're much easier and quicker to put on with gloves than fumbling with a rubber band.

Yes, this is a solid phone mount and I have no reason to believe my phone will ever fall out, even after rougher rides (assuming it's mounted on my cruiser and not a mountain bike, but it's probably fine there) My only concern is that it will rattle when there's no phone in the holder, which may be normal for some, but it's going to drive me nuts. But put your phone in and the noise stops, so it's not a problem.

I've been using it for about two weeks. It works great. It was very easy to install and block on my phone. I installed it horizontally, but it can also be installed vertically. The scope of delivery includes three rubber strips to choose from, which keep the handlebar mount stable. I used scissors to cut out the smallest one for the mount to fit and snap onto the handlebars. The whole process took five minutes. I really like this product. I can use the GPS on my phone and actually see it while…

I am not affiliated with this company or any of its competitors. After reading the reviews I had high expectations for this product. This is NOT a bad product. The "fingers" at the ends of the temples should be slightly longer to make it easier to hook onto the phone with a case. I have an iPhone XS Max with a light Otter case and my phone FITS in this holder. The hands themselves are difficult to manage unless you open them with two hands while placing the phone. I found I had to play around…

This phone mount securely holds my 7 inch phone which is about 0.5 inch thick. In order to use the phone, you need to put several things together. Taking out the phone is even harder as the jaws dig into it. But that's because of its thickness. Thinner cases can be easier. especially on racing bikes, where pure spring mounts tend to fail due to high vibrations. will crack over time as I can see the seam between the two sides around the clamp screw. The whole knot is pretty light which is a…

As my title suggests, I will not ask for a refund. So when I got it. It was so difficult to open. You really had to pull hard. Then one page got stuck. As it stands out. More than the other 3 parts that hold the phone in place. So I figured the little DW40 would lose it and somehow reboot. It's not like this. So I had a screwdriver and decided to open it. So you can guess what happened. The same thing happens when you open a clockwork watch and it's running all over the place. Since I chose to…

I've used it on about 4 trips. Doesn't vibrate with large Note 9 inside. I have a thinner case on it but there is quite a bit of room left so if you have a thick case it may not fit. It's not super thin, but it's not very chunky either. Holds the phone very securely in the case. It comes with 3 or 4 pieces of foam pads to take up any sagging that may result from fine-tuning the phone/case. I didn't need her. I'm not worried about it falling out. The mount is plastic with enough rubber grommets…

I bought this version (PB04-AC) and the old version (PB03-AC). . Neither is perfect, but both work. The overall size of the hands at the ends of the temples is about the same as the 03 when both blank and closed, but this (04) has a slightly smaller, slimmer body and stainless steel handles that feel more solid. This has a locking switch that can be moved between positions and does not have to be held down. For example, you can move it to open and share it. That's good because the one I…