Lamicall Motorcycle Phone Mount Holder - [Dual Vibration Dampener] [Metal Adjustment Arm] Motorcycle Cell Phone Holder, Bike Handlebar Phone Mount, for iPhone 16/15/ 14/13 Pro Max, 4.7-6.7" Phones

So far so good, I have only used it about 200 mi on the handlebars of My Pan America.It seems very stable and I like the adjustment ability many different directions.I eventually am getting a new windshield system and will no longer need this but for now it is serving a good purpose.I do not know the longevity but so far it's doing exactly what it's supposed to do which is hold my phone securely, even has a latch you can flip to lock it in place so it doesn't come out at high speed.It comes in different colors and I wish I would have got the Orange accent but oh well this looks okay.

The media could not be loaded. WAY better than the one that starts with Quad and ends with Lock. I had a QL for 2 years before I got fed up with it and bought this. Here's why...No special phone case required, which means I don't have to buy a special mount for every surface of my house. I can use normal wireless chargers that are $20 instead of QL's which is $75, yes, seventy five dollars. It's ACTUALLY easy to use even with gloved hands unlike QL which is incredibly finicky. It holds the phone just as firm as QL, and holds the handlebars just as firm as well. It is a 3rd of the price of QL. It has 2 ball joints, which means it can be rotated to accommodate any angle. QL can only rotate on 1 axis, which means the phone is crooked against the handlebars, which is annoying. This can be twisted, rotated, and spun any way imaginable to get it perfectly aligned with the handlebars, which is REALLY nice. It has a vibration dampener included that works just as well as QL's. The only thing QL can do that this can't is, again, for an additinal $75 QL can wirelessly charge the phone. Yeah, no thanks, I'd rather keep the money and just plug the phone in on the rare occasion I need to charge while I ride, and use normal wireless chargers everywhere else. It fits basically any phone out there.

Nothing to complain about, it works. Installation was easy peasy, fits well on my handlebars, the pivot action allows for adjustment for best visibility possible. Only possible complaint is that it does NOT fully eliminate vibration on my bike, but that's just old Harleys for you. It has prevented any permanent or temporary camera lens damage due to vibrations, it just won't give you a still picture while mounted on a running bike.

Honestly, this phone mount is way better than I expected. Super easy to slap on my handlebars, and once it’s on, that thing does not budge. Took it on a rough ride and my phone stayed locked in the whole time—no rattling or slipping, even with some good-sized bumps.The little vibration thing it’s got going on actually helps a lot too. I can still see my screen without it bouncing all over the place. Metal arm feels solid and not cheap, which is nice.If you ride and need your phone where you can see it (without worrying it’s gonna fly off), this mount's worth it.

Very nice,holds and locks phone in place. Still has a little vibration. Built quality is very goos.

This does not fit my phone (in it's stock form). I have a Z Fold 6. It absolutely won't fit while the case is on my phone. Even with the case on, I had to force it into the holding ears. I had two options, send it back, or make it work. I was able to bend the metal sliders forward a bit to allow more clearance. It won't close all the way but that's fine, I don't need it to. My phone now fits and is very secure. The down side is, I have to remove the case every time I use it. No big deal I guess. I'll just use the holder for longer day trips anyway.

This phone holder seems like an excellent value. I installed it on a Hawk 250 dual sport bike and it seems very sturdy. It is heavier than I expected but I don't think that is a problem.

I have aftermarket bars on mine mid-rise bars and it wouldn't fit but I took off the rubber inserts and it fit fine very tight. I don't see any problem in the future of it coming loose