SHOWAY Silicone Bike Phone Mount for iPhone Xs Max/XR/8 Plus/7, Galaxy S10 Plus/S9/S8, Google Pixel 3/2 XL, Universal Bicycle Motorcycle Handlebars Adjustable Cell Phone Holder, 360° Rotation,Black

I've taken this out for a couple of road and gravel rides and so far it's held up really well. Because the rubber grips envelope all 4 corners of the phone, it's next to impossible for it to come out of the holder, contrary to some of the open clamp style designs I've seen which, I presume, are only going to secure a phone when the clamp is sufficiently tight. So this is peace of mind.On my road bike, I am able to position the holder immediately to the right of where the stem meets the tops of the bars. From this position, if I rotate the holder one click (about 15 degrees) clockwise, the bottom of the phone rests on the stem. This holds the weight of the phone giving a bit more security and preventing the holder itself from rotating on its fitting. In spite of this, I was still having no issues with the holder slipping round the bar, as some users have noted. My bar has a rougher surface giving a bit more friction, fortunately.Having evaluated all the expensive options, I'm glad I went for this modestly-priced and completely effective unit.

Hey this is a good product dont get me wrong. I took it on a 56 .mile ride it shakes about a bit and moves slight you just have to nudge it back if the slight not being flat bugs you like it does me, for the price though it's good and worth a buy your phone won't escape I rode over some pretty rough roads.If you want a dead centre clamp on your stem look elsewhere you will probably pay 30 for that item I've seen adverted but didn't want to pay that much this does the job fit rotate and it stays in that position, it just jiggles about a bit on rough roads.

I used this to hold an iPhone to the handlebars of a bike. It was easy to install with the inbuilt silicon strap that secures the shaped holder to the bars. The phone is then put into the holder part with the silicon gripping it on all 4 corners. You can rotate the phone through 360 degrees while in the holder, but it doesn't twist and remove from the holder like I thought it would. It's not a problem though as it's easy to remove when you need to.It does wobble about a little, but it doesn't affect its use and it doesn't feel like it would fall off or the phone fall out during a bike ride.

Why can't everything in life be as simple and effective as this? Most of it is stretchy rubber which means one size fits all phones. And all handlebars. Holds phone securely in place. No screws to come loose. Only point to note is that the rubber covers the corners of the screen so if you are using an app with a dedicated button in the corner you might not be able to press it easily.

When I got it out of the packet, I was initially dubious, it looked flimsy. But it was easily installed on my bike in seconds. The rubber easily stretches around my phone (Samsung Galaxy 7) and holds it securely in place. It's also easy to get in and out. I've used it on 3 rides so far and it doesn't move (even when on the local potholed roads!). No worries about an expensive phone going flying - I have total confidence in it.