AONKEY One-Touch Release Bike Phone Mount, 360° Rotatable Cell Phone Holder for Bike Handlebar/Stem, Universal Bicycle Phone Holder Compatible with iPhone, Samsung etc 4.0"-6.5" Phones

This is a great product. Far better than the one I had from another manufacturer. The first thing I noticed was that one works with I-phone 8 which is pretty standard, but this one also works with my OtterBox case. In the past, I had to take it out of the case. Next thing was the ease and flexibility of the installation. I put in on my aero bar and it worked out great. Then I decided to put it my frame since I carry an extra water bottle on the aero bars for longer rides. It also worked great on the frame. In both locations it was sturdy and did not move. Finally, detaching the phone from the holder is extremely quick and easy. If I had to find a negative, it would be that you need to be careful how you mount it. If the excess “tail” is outwards, it could interfere with your hands if you use aero bars. However, it was easy to change it to face in. Very happy with this purchase

The media could not be loaded.  This thing works really well, holds tight, and my phone case actually fits in it! I’ve tried a few of these designed more specifically for my phone and I almost always have to remove the phone from the case- which is a bad thing when you’re taking it out in the wilderness and are likely to drop/break the screen while hiking up from a bike stand and taking photos. So I’m pretty stoked that the case actually fits in the mount (I use a slim otterbox case on an iPhoneX).Also, you can easily change the orientation before your ride to suit your app or handlebar orientation- look closely and you’ll see there‘s a screw to tighten it in place.

Very easy to install and use on my bicycle handlebar. Easy to use and grips the phone well even over bumpy terrain. Nearly all of the screen is available for use and very little is hidden by the holder. I did have the combined clip and phone unit fall off once on a ride because the latch came loose. I've checked before every ride and never had the problem again, so it may have been jarred loose during loading or unloading in the car. Overall, works well and reasonably priced.

I have my bike decked out and converted to electric. Didn’t think I had room for my iPhone 11 but it fit perfectly on the neck of the bike. Easy hook up and holds my phone with thick case. Love the press switch to pop it out. Hopefully it lasts. Will update later. Buy it folks!!

Used for the first time today, 5/01/2020. This device is well built with a strong spring response. That rotation works very well. It’s not a smooth rotation but a geared type. The rotation mechanism is notched so it can be positioned at multiple degrees of angle. Worth the money 👍I’ve used this device for 2 weeks now and I wanted to update my initial review. The spring response is even better now after use.When placing the phone on the center spring button, the four prongs capture the phone instantly and is held firm until you release it. The swivel mechanism is excellent. I highly recommend this device 👍

This is a relatively nice system that has an automatic lock. All you have to do is press the phone against a button inside the device, and the arms come down and lock all four corners of the phone. the springs that pull the arms together are strong. I don't know that I would trust this on a mountain course, but jut fine for the street. very easy to install. the installation bracket is plastic, so not sure how long it may last.If you have no cover on your apple phone, the device will operate/lock great. the problem is most apple covers have a cutout in the back where the apple logo is located which is in the center of the phone on the back. The button happens to be right in the center of the bracket too. unfortunately, Since the cut out on the back lines up with the button that releases the lock for the tensioned arms, the phone cannot depress the button when I put my phone in the device.You definitely can work around this by sliding a thin piece of something in the device to block the hole so the phone will depress the button, then I can slide the thin piece out. I have also been able to put the top of the phone (I have the iPhone 11 max) in the brackets, and then press the button, slide my finger out, and put the bottom of the phone in the brackets. This is a little difficult because the springs are strong (I am not suggesting to change spring tension).

Very simple and sturdy, yet effective device. Taking and snapping my phone back takes no time now. You just grab your phone normally, while pressing 2 buttons from both sides. Placing it back doesn't need any additional action at all - you just throw your phone in and it clicks the button with it's own casing.1 downside - the locking pin is made of slippy plastic, so tightening is really painful. But you inly need to do this once

*Pictured on my Segway C80 E-Moped*This phone mount is a great alternative if you cannot afford a more expensive "Quad Lock!" phone mount (which is my preferred choice). This is my 3rd one, & I love them. Very affordable, & I like them wayyyyyy better than "Gub" or "No named branded phone holders"....which is what I've previously owned.

I wasn't sure about putting a phone bracket on my bike but pleased I did this bracket was well worth the money. Great value and quite robust. Did a ride out the other day on rough ground and it didn't let me down.I like this bracket so much I bought a second one for my wife's bike.

Does exactly what I want it to. Holds my phone solidly even on rough tracks, covers very little of the screen and the ability to go portrait and landscape is great.

Fits my bike perfectly

Could do with a rubber washer to hold firmer in place.