SYOSIN Universal Bike Phone Holder, 360° Rotatable Adjustable Detachable Bicycle Motorcycle Phone Mount Compatible for 4" to 6.5" Smartphones

I have been riding outside with my phone in the pocket, thinking I wouldn't need to use it much and could just memorise the route, I was so wrong after a couple of rides in the new roads, so decided to get a phone holder. (of course a dedicated bike GPS unit is much better but they are too expensive)I wasn't too sure about this type of holder with rubber band wrapping around the 4 corners, especially the size of my phone (galaxy s8) is towards the upper limit of this holder. So despite cheaper ones available, I bought this trusting others review.Well they are not wrong.Is this the most stable or the easiest to put on/take off? Other more expensive holder types are certainly better. But if you:1. Wouldn't want to folk out £50 or more, and potentially restrict the holder to one phone use;2. Mostly ride on tarmac, may go into gravel but not in the mountains.I would recommend this to you.This is much cheaper, holds phone actually pretty well considering the nature of the design - it does wabble over bumps and potholes but the rubber bands just locked in place and did not move or let go, it also looks good, meaning apart from the rubber bands, it protrudes minimum and can be tied to bars/stem.So if you think above is all well and sounds good, then this holder won't fault you - at least it served me well after a week 3 times about 5 hours use.

I needed something to hold my phone as I wanted to be able to look at google maps whilst biking (I've started biking lots recently) and I went for this brand because it had good reviews, it allows the phone to rotate 360 degrees, the straps dont cover the charging or the earphone socket and the device can be detached from the bike easily.I'm very impressed. It holds my phone securely and does the job. It does rattle slightly when going on bumpy off road tracks but that is expected.I have had 2 friends asking me where I got this from.....Amazon doh!

Fits perfectly for my Samsung 10 plus with a cover. Installing to my bike took less then 15seconds. Phone holds pretty steadily while riding the bike. Overall really happy with it

I've gone through 5 or 6 phone holders for the bike at this stage and all have had their issues. This is the first one I've used that I have been 100% happy with. The mount is simple to instal on to the handlebars, though the actual phone holder was tough to place into the mount, as a result I leave the holder on the mount full-time, I simply pop my phone into it and pop it back out when I'm done.Regardless of the surfaces I'm cycling on, this holds the phone brilliantly.The one watch out it is to make sure the bottom loops are coming up the side of your phone sufficiently. The first 2 times I used it I looked down while riding and saw it had popped out of one of the bottom loops. One I made sure to place it into the bottom loops more securely there were no further issues.Its a great phone holder for the bike, love it

This holder replaced one that i had lost as it fell of my bike as that one was not secure when the phone wasnt attached . This one is nice and secure when the phone is attached or when its not as there are two separate components that lock together . One straps to the handle bar and then the holder clips into it Holds my one plus 5 with a 5.5" screen and a protective case very securely even over bumps you encounter on roads .

I've certainly out this to the test recently with rough roads and fast speeds, and it was brilliant - it obviously shakes about a bit as it absorbs the bumps, but it never slipped a single millimeter.Fitting could not be simpler and it fits the oversized handlebar easily.

Not sure this is even the same one advertised except for the very last photo. I probably would have picked another one as the fitting is very misleading.The pros it is easy to setup, tight fit - no chance of seeing your phone come lose or bounce down the road.The cons. On an iPhone XS, the actual phone holder gets in the way of the lightening port at the bottom of the phone. Major flaw in the design, you can’t use earphones or charge it easily while in the cage.I managed to stretch the cage, but I have a feeling the rubber it putting pressure on the ear plugs in the socket and heavy use might break the lightning port. If you have no intention of charging or plugging anything in, does the job otherwise avoid.Personally I would try a different brand that probably has matching photos to what they are selling.

On my 4th cycle trip, my mobile phone fell out of the holder on to the floor, and I cycled over it. One dead phone. Irreparable. I had to get a new mobile phone.I will not be using this again...ever....No doubt the manufacturer will says something like "you didn't fix it properly" or "the rubber corners weren;t on properly" or something like that.I'd been monitoring it for the first 3 short rides (less than 5 miles), and I was about a mile into my 4th.