- [Rugged & Durable] Phone Mounts components are made of aluminum alloy and stainless steel, and the aluminum alloy parts have been hard anodized, make your ride more worry-free.
- [Available in a variety of scenarios] Strong rod clamp Minimum clamping range of 0.5\"（13mm）,Maximum clamping range of 2.0\"（52mm）,You can clamp your devices within the range, such as motorcycle handlebars, bicycles, squares, desktops, etc.
- [Protection & Shockproof] Smartphone Holder are 2 built-in rubber pads and 1 tether to avoid scratches on the mobile phone, and it is more stable to install the mobile phone.
- [Angle 360° adjustable] Aluminum Alloy Double Socket Arm length is 2.3\" and the ball can be rotated 360°, Allows you to save space and adjust your equipment more flexibly in limited space.
- [Widely compatible] The phone holder width is 2.3\" (61mm) to 3.54\" (90mm), compatible with most mobile phones, such as iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro ProMax, Samsung Galaxy S21 S22 S21+ S22+, OnePlus Ace Ace Pro 10 10Pro, Google Phone, Huawei mobile phones and other mobile phones.
Brand : FANAUE
Category : Electronics,GPS, Finders & Accessories,GPS System Accessories,Vehicle Mounts
Rating : 4.5
Price : US $39.99
Review Count : 14
- If you\'re looking for a motorcycle mount, this fits a WIDE variety of handlebar sizes and take up very little width. The middle piece has 2 ball bearings so you can put your phone at literally any angle you could possibly imagine. Clamp holds extremely sturdy and this definitely won\'t be falling off or going anywhere.My ONLY gripe about it is that there is no security features. This is held on by a clamp that has a very large hand twist mechanism (you can see it clearly in the Amazon pictures), and there isn\'t anything stopping anyone from twisting it off and taking it with them. That being said, you can clearly see what you\'re buying from the pictures provided and no security is advertised, so you know what you\'re getting into and definitely not a reason to lose a star.I took a risk on a product with very little reviews that looked like it would fit my needs and it turned out great! Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a motorcycle mount, especially for anyone that is unsure if something will fit on their bike.
- This phone holder is really nice. Heavy materials and strong spring to safely hold the phone. It’s also compact. I bought one for my motorcycle and another for my airplane. It’s better than the holders you normally find specifically for airplanes.Worth the Monet for sure.
- I use it to attach an electronic device to my golf caddie handlebar. The clamp that holds my device doesn\'t hold it as securely as it should. It does have rubber straps on the corners which have kept my device from falling off several times. I haven\'t tried clamping my phone which is slightly wider than the golf device and slightly thinner, so it might hold the phone somewhat tighter. The clamp that mounts on the handlebar is very good and the mechanism that holds the clamp is good. If it were possible, I would rate it at 3.5 stars. I don\'t like having to rely on the rubber straps securing my device.
- The media could not be loaded. I am a cyclist and commute year round by bike in a major city. I have hit thousands of bumps and potholes and am always looking for the best phone mount. This mount is one of the heaviest duty units I have come across in over a decade or looking.The unit comes in 3 parts out of the box. There are no instructions included at all. It\'s relatively easy to assemble and is pretty self explanatory, but still a nice thing to include. The mounting clamp and the phone clamp both screw together into the central section. That section is basically a clamp with 2 \"ball bearings\". The entire thing feels heavy duty and has good weight to it. Both the handlebar clamp and the spring action phone clamp both have rubber linings so there aren\'t going to be any scratches, even when it\'s clamped down tightly.Mounting the clamp to the bike is easy. The clamp has a very nice sized mechanism so I can get good torque behind it as I tighten it down without it digging into my fingers like almost every other holder I have tried. Once it\'s on, even when I yanked pretty hard, there was no budging it at all. The same goes for the central section that allows you to rotate the phone to almost any angle you could need.There are some things that could be improved though. When you screw the 2 clamps into the center section you need to REALLY tighten them down. When I first put it together, as I went to put the phone into the clamp, I applied some force to push the spring mechanism open and that caused it to start unscrewing.The second negative is that the 2 ball bearings that allow you to swivel the unit are both held on by one screw. If you only want to readjust one of the angles, you will have to hold the one you don\'t want to move in place manually or they will both rotate once the pressure on them is released.The last thing, and this just might be me, is that the rubber gasket meant to hold the corners of your phone as a safety precaution isn\'t held on by anything. You can see this in my video. It just flops around when not in use. I would have liked to see it mounted to something.In the end, this is a solid choice for a phone mount. It is made of heavy duty materials, locks into place with very nice sized turn screws and doesn\'t move at all once it\'s where you want it. Add to that the fact that you can literally turn your phone in any angle you want it, and you have a great mount. At $39.99 (the price at the time of this review), it\'s a great deal as well. I have another mount that is made mostly of plastic that cost me almost double. This mount is going to replace that one as my go to unit.
- The mount itself seems pretty heavy duty. The material is strong (heavy weight) and the clamp should work on a variety of bars to attach to. There are three separate pieces - the clamp for the [handle]bar, the angle adjustment with two ball bearings inside, and the phone clamp (the rubber \"net\" is an additional fourth piece too). The bar clamp seems very sturdy and I don\'t think it\'s going anywhere once tightened. There\'s an adjustment knob for tightening the ball bearings in place once you have the angle you want. The clamp that holds the phone seems pretty good - I\'ve yet to try this with my motorcycle as it\'s still winter here but I did give the mount some good shakes to see if my phone would fall out (it barely even moved). The rubber netting should probably be just a little bit smaller so that it\'s more of a stretch for smaller phones (pictured is an iPhone SE with 4.7\" screen). Larger phones should hold a bit tighter. Nonetheless, I don\'t think you\'ll have to worry about your phone coming loose. Once riding season gets here and I\'ve had a chance to really test it out, I\'ll be sure to update this review.
- First, this is perhaps the nicest cell phone holder I\'ve ever had. It\'s 100% machined aluminum (except the plastic ball mount). Super well made, excellent machining, and the fit is perfect. Make sure to use loctite when assembling. The screws will definitely vibrate out, since it\'s all metal.I have a galaxy Fold 3, and it\'s really hard to find a mount that fits. The phone is either too thick when it\'s folded, or too wide when it\'s unfolded. Since this mount has straight \"graspers\", The Fold 3 will fit when it\'s folded up. It grips tight enough I have had no trouble with it slipping out.The one part I didn\'t like was the rubber \"net\" thing that\'s supposed to hold the phone in case it does somehow slip out. It works fine, but it\'s just a bit janky compared to the rest of the holder that\'s all machined aluminum. The rubber net thing is also a pain to put on. I just don\'t use it, and i\'ve had no trouble.Overall, it\'s awesome. Terrifically well made, and actually fits my phone.
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