Joby GripTight Bike Mount PRO & Light Pack

I have purchased several different mounts to hold smartphones and flashlights. I have NEVER had one like this!Easily assembled and installed, this sturdy holder will not disappoint! After tightening everything down by hand only, I felt as if I could air-lift my mountain bike by this holder alone! Without access to a helicopter, I had to figure out another way to test its true strength. So I clipped a two strap to it and hauled a buddy's 4x4 out of a muddy ditch! That's how strong and steady this grippy little holder is! (Ok, truth is, the "4x4" was a Power Wheels Jeep, but still!)So after learning all the versatility of this bad boy I was pleased to find that the little lights can also be mounted on the main body, or individually with their silicone straps.Speaking of little lights... These guys are really bright! Considering "big box" stores sell similar lights that usually put out less than 10 lumens of light, these things have to be around 80-100 lumens! Great safety lights! Well visible even in daylight conditions.I am extremely satisfied with this holder and would recommend it to anyone who is serious about securing an expensive smartphone to their bike.I receieved this item for free or at a discount in exchange for an honest, unbiased product review. The statements here are my own opinion and based on personal experience with the product.

Havent had issues so far as what others have claimed. I have a note 8 w the samsung case w a stand. I guess i just pay attention more on how i close the claps tightly before screwing the locks.

This is a NICE! phone mount. I had another phone mount on my bike and replaced it with this. My phone is tight and secure and can be titled in any direction. Phone can be displayed portrait or landscaped. This would make a great gift for any cycle enthusiast. I received this in exchange for an honest review.

PROS:- Solid- VersatileCONS:- The many vibrations while cycling compromise the quality of the video, that becomes blurry. My phone has the EIS and not the OIS, so maybe that's the reason. Just pay attention to the quality of the image stabilization of your device then.- The rotation direction it's the exact opposite it should be: If you want to quickly change from portrait to landscape using the rotation mechanism, the camera lenses will be positioned very low in the worst case, because the phones have the lenses in the upper-middle or in the upper-left, on the back. If you have some other accessories on your handlebars, you will see them in the video.

Yo lo compré para grabar desde la bici en carreteras normales, no he ido por el monte, y el soporte no queda fijo bajo mi experiencia.Para llevar el móvil sin grabar, es decir, para gps, etc, para eso perfecto. Pero para grabar no, ...siendo como es su única utilidad para gps y demás es un soporte caro, los he visto mucho más baratos para ese cometido.Lo de las luces es un detalle que está bien y te sirve para un apuro.