iMESTOUAnti-Theft Motorcycle Phone Mount Bike 1 Ball Phone Holder Handlebar Double Socket Arm Cellphone Holder with Aluminum 1" Ball Base 360 Rotation Universal for 4.0-7.0 Inch Smartphones

Best option I've found having very little horizontal room on my handlebars. The mount is narrow enough to work between the brake cylinder and bend in the handlebar and is still very sturdy. I can also use the mount for my cams that have the ball mount.The universal ball mount let me position it so it doesn't block the dashboard. I get little to no vibration from the mount so the phone's touch screen works with the motor running.The quick release and quick secure with wireless charging is great. As I watch others open their mount, wiggle their phone into place, plug in their charger, and fiddle the rubber band around the 4 corners of the phone, I get to laugh and point at them. Still have to wait though.Although I have a built in GPS and use Harley Ride-Planner, on-the-fly scenic side quests are a lot easier using Maps.Nice seeing who's calling or accessing texts when stopped.The benefits far out way what I don't like. Mainly it's kind of big since it's universal. But I won't have to get a different mount when I upgrade my small Galaxy S10 (Surprised it holds it so well) to a larger phone. The "the special anti-thief lock design" is a nice sentiment and will probably keep the honest person honest, but we all know if someone really wants it... Don't loose the special key to be able to remove it I guess. (Used on 2015 Road Glide CVO)

Been riding with it for a couple weeks now and it’s held up pretty well. Installation was pretty easy for somebody who’s never done anything like it. Wireless charging works great for my phone and there’s a little button on the back that lets you turn it off when you’re not using it so it won’t drain the bike battery. No shaking or anything while I’m at high speeds from what I’ve seen. Phone seems to be gripped securely.

The media could not be loaded. I was really surprised by the quality of this phone holder. The phone sits in snug and secure. It fit in just right on my 01 Road King. As you can see in the video, the vibration didn't impact the mount much. It is also really easy to install the mount. The security key is a plus to keep your phone secure, but kind of pointless if someone has an allen key.The phone release feature is cool and si.ple to use. Simply press both sides and the brackets release. The lock feature is pretty cool. You press the phone against the red lock button inthe center of the mount and the brackets come down. Time will tell how it ha does dirt, grime and water. So far, I'm impressed with the mount and can't wait to put it to the test.

This charger works great. I mounted it on the handle bars of my Harley Heritage. I tested it with my iPhone 13 Pro Max. The phone fit was perfect and could handle a larger phone if needed.during my test, I used one of my navigation Apps on my phone, Waze and used my phone’s Bluetooth to send music to my Boom 30K headset at the same time.My phone charged from 88% to 100% using both applications on my phone. The navigation app uses a lot of the phone’s power. Charging was slow but using music on my phone plus a navigation app, slower charging is understandable. It took about an hour and a half to go from 88% to 100%.I read some reviews that some were worried about the charger drawing the bike battery down when not running for a period of time. This unit has a receptacle just a few inches from the unit that can be unplugged. The best part about the receptacle is it can be unplugged when not in use and is the correct receptacle to plug in my battery tender to keep the bike battery charged.I also love how easy it is to snap the phone in place and how easy it is to remove the phone from the charger.The pic shows my battery tender hooked to the receptacle.

The media could not be loaded. I have purchased both the charging and non-charging version of this mount to use on my two eScooters. They are perfect for what I use them for. The double-ball arm mount gives a lot of flexibility on how you want to position the mount. Both the mechanism to mount it to the handlebar and the mechanism for securing the arm in place are very well built and sturdy. I have actually wrecked with my scooter and the mount did not move.The way the phone holding mechanism works is simple but very effective, and can be easily operated with one hand. To mount the phone, simply press it down into the mount, against the little red button in the center of the mount. That will release the spring-loaded clamping arms to come and clamp down on the phone. They have a ratcheting design so once they are in place around the phone they will not move.To release the phone, press in the two tabs sticking out the sides of the mount. This will push the arms loose from the phone and release it into your hand.The charging feature also has a lot of thought put into it. There is a 12V lead you can attach to your vehicle (if it has 12V) which will power the wireless charging pad, as well as the USB-C port on the mount. If you don't have 12V available or don't want to hook that up, you can plug a USB charger into the USB-C port and that will power the wireless charging pad.Super impressed with the sturdy build quality, the amount of clever thought that was put into the design, and the overall usefulness of this mount. Highly recommended.

The product is a really nice concept and worked great for 30 days. I would not recommend this for someone who plans to keep it for any more than 30 days . I am a daily rider so I guess you can say I put my phone on the mount twice a day. So after about 60 goes at this. The gears don’t work well anymore. At first the left push was stuck and I was able to barely pry my phone out but now it’s every day I have to spend 10 minutes with my phone off opening and closing to force the gears to open enough for me to close it on my phone. I have a normal iPhone 13 not a big phone. And currently i am past the 30 day mark so now I am stuck.