ORIbox Bike Phone Mount, Motorcycle Handlebar Mount, 360° Rotation Silicone Bicycle Phone Holder,Compatible with All Phone, Solid Black

I'm comparing this to a Lamicall BM02, which I've been using for the last 2 years. Lamicall also have newer models that has the same clamp type arm as this, but I don't have them so can't do a comparison with those. The clamp is definitely easier to move between bicycles compared to the lever type mechanism used on the BM02. When mounted, the phone is about an inch farther away from the handlebar compared to the Lamicall. Even when I started using the Lamicall, I find it easy to insert and remove the phone with one hand. The Lamicall is also held close with springs (and there's a lock at the back). This one doesn't have springs, so I find that it takes a little longer inserting / removing the phone. I also seem to use both hands most of the time - it's a little awkward to flip the switch behind to unlock it, raise the top, and insert the phone, while holding the phone in the same hand. But maybe it'll get easier with practice. Probably because there's no spring, this one does not make any rattling sound at all - as long as you lower the top all the way down, or if it is clamping onto a phone. The Lamicall does rattle a bit, which is a little irritating. In terms of phone size, both are about the same. I have a OnePlus 10T. In a Tudia case, it will fit in either holder without problem. The Poetic Revolution case is too big for both of these holders. Still getting used to this, but so far I'm quite happy with it.

What can you say about a product like this all I can say is it works well. My old one had an elastic band around it as you can see in the video and it was always kind of hard to get it in and out I would pull it apart and then I have to spend a few seconds putting it back together. This one I just unsnap the back zip it up slide my phone in clamp it down and go. Plus I can move it around in different directions to keep my cell phone from reflecting the Sun. It definitely works really good. I also had to put the clamp on the bottom so no one would see it. No adding rubber rings to make sure the clamp was tight you just tighten down the screw and you're done. Definitely like this

Summary: This setup is designed for people who want to see/use their phones while riding a bike, scooter, or anything that has a smaller diameter pole for this to clamp on to. The clamp itself is sturdy and has a soft rubber lining to help protect whatever it is clamped to. It doesn't get overly large so I'd say for the most part it's primary use is for bicycles and scooters as well as thinner stationary poles. The actual mount your phone would go onto is pretty basic. At first, I wasn't exactly sure how to attach my phone because I'm used to the more current systems where you push a button and the mount opens up or the really old school style where you have to pull apart a spring loaded mount. This one uses a combination of the two styles. You have to first lift a little latch in the back that keeps the mount in position and then pull the mount open. You then place your phone in push down the clamp to hold the phone in place and finally put the latch back into place. I mean it works well enough but why wouldn't they use the same current design that most car phone mounts use? The process of putting your phone in and taking it off isn't very straight forward nor is it as quick of a process as it should be for a bike mount. Part of the reason why it is like that could be that it is meant to be more secure than a standard phone holder that you get in a car but I'm still somewhat not sold on the idea that they couldn't design something that has a quicker and smoother method of pulling your phone in and out of the mount. I have to admit, the way they showcase this whole setup in pictures makes it look a lot sleeker than in person. But hey, can't fault them for that because that's part of marketing right? Anyways, it does what it needs to do so I can't fault them for that but overall it sort of falls flat on execution. And at $18.99, I find it to be overpriced. Design: 6/10 Functionality: 6/10 Durability: 7/10 Value: 6/10

It is really easy to install and can be used on a bike, motorcycle, scooter, etc. It fits almost on anything. It can hold large phones and will be held on almost any terrain. There's a caveat, though, when I tried to use the camera on my phone while riding, the mount blocks part of the camera with the regular lenses, changing this to higher zoom, it solves the issue. Not big deal as it may not be the safest use.

When I got this phone holder, I didn't even bother with the instructions and I was able to install it in less than 5 minutes. It's a well built phone holder and large enough to accommodate my iPhone 13 Pro Max with a case. It's a simple phone holder, no bell and whistles but does exactly what it's supposed to.

I'm not riding a motorcycle, but this Cell Phone holder is handy on the stationery bike or the mini-trampoline. It holds very securely and allows single handed operation of the phone's Apps, timers, maps or anything else you might watch while exercising. I'm sure it would work on the motorcycle too, just don't be watching movies while driving on the streets!

Ordered this and received the wrong one with a big sticky pad to attach to the dash. Not sticking this on my Harley.

This product is simple to put on no worries about scuffing up your bike because it has a nice rubber grip to hang onto the bars. I like the fact that it can hold my S21 Ultra with an Otterbox case, it will extend a good bit.