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Wasn't sure about this at first as it just didn't seem secure with my small iPhone SE but I have to say after riding several times, the phone always stays put and has made no intention of flying loose. The phone does bob around a lot over bumps which I didn't like at first as I'm used to old school computers that are hard mounted and don't move at all but with a larger, heavier smart phone, the bobbing is probably needed to absorb road irregularities. It's fairly easy to mount and remove although it does take attention and time. Product is well made but too early to tell about longevity. Honestly, I'm not sure if the silicone style is better or the rigid aluminum style but I do know that this works, is cheap, very lightweight and holds the phone securely. I use this on a road bike in the city so bumps aren't horribly bad but it does experience a fair amount of jiggling due to roads and stiff nature of my bike. I don't have experience for off road so I'll leave that to others.UPDATE: 8/13/20 Worked well and then fell apart! After just a handful of uses, the CaYoumi Bike Phone Mount went kablewie! As seen in other's reviews, mine tore and the silicone that holds the phone began ripping and disintegrating in several places. This makes it useless. And I did not stretch it. Actually, I have an iPhone SE which is about the smallest phone you can have these days. And again, I literally bought this 2 weeks ago!So save your money and time and find another mount which is what I'm about to do. Thankfully Amazon's return policy is easy but now not sure if all the silicone mounts will end up doing the same thing.

Recommended with some minor issues, 4 stars.I bought this to use on my hybrid bike that I'm using on an indoor smart trainer over the winter. This holds my Samsung Galaxy 7 in the webbing firmly and with no trouble. I have no worries that it will fall out of the holder.One issue I have is that it rotates up and down rather easily when I tap on the phone. Inside it's not a big deal, but I don't know how this would hold up on a trail. Another issue is that the webbing covers the samsung finger print reader button and the parts of the phone you'd like to interact with at the top and bottom of the phone. This, of course, is by design and not a flaw of the holder per say, it is just more of an inconvenience that I would have thought before buying it.At the end of the day, it does what I need it to do and found it to be a good value for the price paid.

I ordered this phone mount because it looked almost identical to a phone mount that I previously purchased - a phone mount that I'm fully satisfied with. LUCKILY, I received this new phone mount with its SINGLE poor-quality plastic strap hook already broken off. Why "luckily"? Because if not received that way, that poor-quality plastic SINGLE strap hook would certainly break at some point, with a high possibility being that my phone would go flying off my moving bike! Of course, that would be a huge cost! I have now examined and noticed that my similar/previously purchased phone mount features STRONG, DUAL STRAP HOOKS that feel like metal and/or unbreakable. And even if one strap hook somehow did break, the second strap hook would save the day. On top of all that, I would also note that unlike my other phone mount this totally unacceptable phone mount allows the phone to rotate far too freely, without the necessary "click stops" that keep the phone in the desired position. That poor design feature also makes this phone mount "unacceptable". PROTECT YOUR PHONE AND AVOID THIS TERRIBLY DESIGNED PHONE MOUNT - IT'S A DISASTER WAITING TO HAPPEN!!! Note: In case anyone cares to compare, I'll post a review for the similar and totally acceptable phone mount that I purchased some months ago.

I've basically been riding on paved bike trails and the mount is very secure. I was concerned that the thin elastic bands my not hold phone securely. But I've used it about 30 rides and it's still doing a good job of securing phone.I recommend checking the mounting screw before every ride to insure it is still snug. Also, try to leave reasonable space between the phone bracket and any other items mounted to handle bars. You want to have space in case you have other items attached to handle bars. You don't want to reach for your water bottle and knock you phone out of the mount. I already did this once.

Using it with an iPhone 11 and a simple case. Tested it on a bumpy road and it seems to handle it.

I bought this to hook my phone to a shopping cart. For that purpose, it is amazing. Fast, easy, and convenient.If you're planning on doing anything with a bump though... steer clear. I attached it to my bike for a quick ride and I will never do it again. My phone stayed on, which is great, but it twisted and bumped around like mad because the piece that goes between the bike and the phone is loose and unable to be tightened. It will stay in place only until you hit anything at all.

This is a decent phone holder, except that when the phone is in the holder (iPhone 11 Pro), I cannot consistently swipe up. Apparently the phone senses the rubber straps touching the screen and gets confused. So while the phone is mounted safely, I cannot reliably use it while it is in the holder. Frustrating and will buy a phone mount with a different design that does not touch the phone screen.

Decent enough phone holder for my bike. I am a little disappointed in the way it loses position during a ride. The weight of the phone seems to cause the holder to rotate downward so the phone doesn’t face up anymore. This happens regardless of how tight I make the holder strap. Despite this the phone has never fallen or seems in danger of falling so it does its job well enough. Will look to upgrade to a better, more sturdy holder down the line but for now this is fine. More like a 3.5 star but gave it a 4 since I believe it is better than a 3 star product.