BRCOVAN Motorcycle Phone Mount with Qi 15W Wireless Charger & 30W PD/USB-C Fast Charging Port, Anti-Theft Motorcycle Handlebar Cell Phone Holder with Vibration Dampener for 5.4''-7.2'' Smartphones

A lack of instructions for this left me a bit confused, but ultimately a pretty easy install. One thing to note, there is a torx head screw in the knob that tightens down the clamp/connector. You have to remove that screw to loosen up the clamp enough to fit both ball ends into the clamp. Instructions would've saved me some confusion/frustration. In the end, this does bolster the security of the mount in the end, so definitely not a bad thing. Ultimately, this does work really well. The qi charger charges my phone super fast, and the spring loaded phone holder holds my S23 Ultra, with a slim case VERY securely. Even without twisting the lock. The charging port on the side/mount is a bonus, and also charges quickly. Highly recommend this product.

I have a S22 Ultra in a Unicorn Beetle case - dimensions 3.5"x7"I have maxed out the width of this charger can but there is about 1/2" additional length left in charger.what I like best:* Fast charging MORE than enough to overcome 100% screen brightness + music + gpsI like the guarantee to arrive with more charge than when I left.I took screen printsthe 1309ma is phone charging with no apps running.the 1190ma is music and gps running not sure about screen brightness level.* I like that the bottom feet can be moved up/down as to set unit for optimal charging of phone (center point of phone to center of charging ring)* anti-vibration the High Frequency trilly/buzzy frequencies that can damage cameras are attenuatedshakes still occur but that is true for all anti-vibration phone mounts, shake-yes, buzzy no.* Secure. the spring tension is more than enough to make my 7" phone secure.A "speed screw" (3/4 revolution) locks spring extension bar in place but this is un-needed.I think shorter phones will need speed screw more than longer ones.* the power brick clips into an integrated clip of mount so everything has a home.the powerbrick has an easy to reach "off" switch for those times when 97 / sunny / stuck in traffic and phone going into thermal overload.I wired device not to battery but to Accessory Circuit so device turns off with bike and turns on with bikeIf I didn't do this I would need to remember to hit that button so no drain on battery when parked.* device feels "hefty" and well built.* you can insert/remove phone one handedwhat I like least:* I'm not fond of the anti-theft screws like found in bathroom fixtures.There is a chance I will lose this specialty allen and N years from it will be me having issues removing the phone mount.I would have preferred standard allen bolts and just live with the fact that someone could mess with my mount.But on the bright side the design works.The thumb adjustment for ball tension works you can loosen/tighten the ballbut you can not spin bolt enough to loosen it for mount removal from bike.* the power brick seems like an after thought so engineer made a nice bracket to hold it.I'm not sure why powerbrick exists, it seems it this should have been internal to mount.note:It appears vibration mounts move within itself.It looks like something that should be spray lubed from time to timeas its not something you want sticking/binding.

This handlebar mount is exceptional, once properly installed. It provides a snug and secure fit for the phone. A convenient power button allows for effortless shutdown to prevent battery drain. Alternatively, it can be wired to accessory mode for seamless on/off functionality with the ignition key.Installation is relatively straightforward, although some difficulty may be encountered when inserting both balls into the extender due to the extremely tight fit, even with the thinnest rubber grommets. Applying a small amount of windshield glass cleaner to facilitate installation proved effective.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this purchase, which combines aesthetic appeal with functionality. I highly recommend this product.

This mount works perfectly for holding your phone on a motorcycle and charging your phone quickly. With google maps and music running, the charger still charges my phone. I am using this on an open bike, so my phone does get fairly hot sometimes from the sun as well. The mount is great and allows you to adjust the position however you would like. My only issue with the mount is that it stays on when you turn your bike off. You have to click the button and make sure the blue light is off so that it doesnt drain your battery.

UPDATE: 1 year has been since purchased. early spring 2024 I got a garage and my motorcycle is been garaged since then, so the mount is no longer exposed to elements. on/off button stopped to work all of a sudden, it was working Feb 28th 2025, motorcycle was left untouched inside the garage till Apr 1st 2025 and it stopped to work. now I have to rewire the mount and add a kill switch on the handle bar.I wanted fast wireless charging, safe strong phone holding, vibration damper, reliability, flagship quality and using the phone with any generic cover (or even without a cover). got it all with this mount. everything on it is impressive and far above expectations for 50% to 30% of the price of its competitors.one of the biggest thing worthy to mention is that, unlike QuadLock that makes you spend on average $50 for every spare feature that you have to "build" (50 on the mount + 50 on the vibration damper + 50 on the wireless charging + 50 on the phone case), it delivers it all for $70-80. seriously, it wouldn't be any less than $200 buying QuadLock. and you don't need to use the hideous chunky QuadLock phone case to connect it to the mount. so you can keep your favorite daily use case on your phone. also if you want to put a different phone on the mount, you don't need to buy another phone case for the other phone. you just DONT need any special phone cases at all.the only down side is that it's bulky. if you have a small slim bike, like any crotch rocket or small to intermediate engines, It'll look awful, but as I have a massive Tiger 1200, it doesn't even get noticed on the bike.have been using it for several months, it stood to -37F (yes, NEGATIVE 37, you didn't read it wrong) over weeks outside exposed to the elements, snowfall, several rides as low as 36F and now almost daily rides over 100F.