GVDV Bicycle mobile phone holder Universal Silicone Bike Bicycle Car Motorcycle Mount for Smartphone Size 4 – 6 inches

I wanted a quick release mount to hold my phone solidly to use GPS on my bike and to take it off my bike quickly when I lock it up so that the mount doesn't get stolen. This performs that function well.It holds my Xiaomi Mi5s on a stock 2008 Trek 7.5fx handlebar. It works absolutely fine and holds the device steady in the dry I have not tested it in serious rain but then I would probably take my phone off anyway so that it doesn't get water damaged.Before I bought this I was concerned about it turning around the handle bar as the bike shakes but I have not found this to be a problem for me. Other peoples experience may vary depending on the bumpyness of their route, weight of phone, thickness and material of handlebar, weather, grease on fingers etc. My route is purely road for 2 hours at a time and it stays put for the without slipping down as long as it is put on tight enough. It did drift downwards once over heavy bumps this didn't bother me I can just push it up again when this happens. I'd be surprised if any silicone mounts are perfect in this area. I mean it uses friction to hold it in place so its not going to perform any miracles at some point a heavy shake is going to make it move as everything has its limits. I have an old clamping bike light that perform a lot worse and drift downwards every few minutes.I have not felt at any point that the phone is in any danger of falling out. I went over my handlebars recently and my phone stayed in the mount and was not damaged. If the strap stretches with use there is one more notch in the belt left that will hold it even tighter but to be honest at £8 its cheap enough to just buy another one if it breaks.

Very simple, light weight, easy to install and super effective. I bought and have been using this bike phone holder for my every day commute to work on my road racing bike for 28+ miles (47+km) both ways . I cycle fast and road surface is not exactly very smooth so my bike gets a lot of shaking. Yet my £500 worth OnePlus 5 (with 5.5 inch screen) has never been under any even remote danger while attached on my bike's handle bar. I use my phone mostly as my odometer, heart rate monitor and sometimes as GPS SatNav device. After some getting "used to" the holder can be installed only in about 4-5 seconds and removed 1-2 seconds from handle bar. It seemed to be little flimsy at first but the holder does not slip, does not shift and always maintains my phone's position exactly as I set it. It is very convenient, very reliable. It won't break in normal warm weather conditions (it is completely made of stretchy rubber) though I don't know how it would behave in subzero temperatures. Well, for UK with its rather mild weather, it is close to perfect a bike phone holder for the little price you pay. Highly recommend to buy this product for all fellow cyclist.

I love this phone mount! I, like many others am using it as a Pokemon Go mount. At first I a little bit dubious about buying it because I had recently bought an Ipad to tripod adapter and my Ipad did not fit on it with its case on.I was not making the same mistake twice with this! I read a few reviews and they said my phone should fit with its huge case on, I have an Iphone 5s with a huge bulky case, I took a risk and bought it.It arrived the next day on standard delivery, which I was not expecting but it was a nice surprise!I put my phone in it with its case on and it fit, I was over the moon! It was very easy to put on my bike and very easy to put my phone into the actual mount!Time to put it to the test, I opened up Pokemon Go and cycled down to the nearest Pokestop, the phone stayed on and it gripped amazingly!Since my purchase i have used it mountain biking up in Scotland and cycling in and around town.The only problem I have with it is that it can be taken off my bike really easily which is a bad thing because it is so good I don't want it stolen, this problem is easily fixed. All you have to do is take it off when you lock your bike up in public. Which is super easy because you don't need any tools to put it on/take it off.I definitely recommend it!

I bought this to control Mobile Link and tunes on my bike whilst it's on the turbo trainer - for that purpose it's really good.Pro's:Great price and deliveryAdjusts easily to take an iPhone 6 in a slim case with room to go biggerCan be tilted backwards and forwardsiPhone charging point not obstructedCons:Mounted fine on the bars but mounting on the stem makes access to switches to unclasp the sides near impossible.Switches are rather fiddly but you get what you pay for.You'll struggle to use the iPhone headphone jack, but if you're on a turbo you're better off with blue tooth headphones anyway.I am not commenting on road use since I'd never risk going over a pothole with it, but for indoor use with a larger iPhone it's pretty darn good for the price.

Purchased three weeks ago. Sturdy, and keeps a good grip of my OP3 smartphone. It lacks granular adjustment of directional orientation when mounting so if you have a curved handlebar it may not face straight forward, but that would add another potential failure point so I view this as a good thing. What keeps it from being 5 stars is the bold yellow color of the grip pads. This could easily be unscrewed and stolen by a casual thief, and as such I would prefer it to be all black so as not to draw attention to itself or my bike in any way.

Easy to slot phone into but doesn’t seem really sturdy once phone is in. Not sure if my iPhone 8 is a bit too big for it and the straps only just seem to fit around it. Once mounted on the bike it rotates round the handle bars so I added some extra rubber grippers under it to keep it firm in place. Haven’t lost my phone yet so all in all it’s doing what it’s meant to.

Not very good as strap that holds to bike just keeps slipping and phone keeps facing the floor if I pulled it any tighter the strap would snap so really not happy and will be buying a new holder that has a screw fixing to bike. Shame as I like the look of it