Motorcycle Phone Mount Holder with Vibration Dampener, Aluminum Arm and Base, Compatible with iPhone 14 Pro Max/13/12, Galaxy S23+/23 and More, Fits Bike Handlebar and Harley Davidson

I've been looking for a quality phone mount with vibration isolation. A regular mount transferred a lot of engine vibration to the phone. Not a good thing for a $1,000 phone and it's advanced cameras.I just rode my bike yesterday with my phone mounted on this new mount for the first time. My bike is a single cylinder, 650 cc "thumper". It vibrates more than most multi cylinder bikes. No problem. This mount did a wonderful job. It's perfect! No vibration on the phone at any engine RPM.The mount is well made with metal hardware, not cheap plastic. It holds the phone very securely. I highly recommend it if you are concerned about damaging your phone due to engine vibration.Of course it's not designed for keeping your phone steady while making videos. You need a multi axis, gyroscopically stabilized mount, made specifically for taking videos while in motion.

I got it in spring for my motorcycle it grabs onto my phone extremely well very stury last night a drunk driver pulled out in front of me the bikes totalled handle bars twisted blinkers smashed my camera and screen are shattered but it still didnt drop my phone or fall off the handlebars and i gotta say thats impressive

Phone mount is about perfect I think, set & forget width, enough height (and a little to spare) to handle my note 20 ultra in a supcase unicorn beetle case, vibration dampening works (I think?) but I'm still not gonna trust my phone camera sensor to it unless I need to be using it for gps to navigate somewhere. Ram mount style ball and armature system works well and gives just enough length to make it a very versatile mount without being huge. Everything seems to be great quality.My one complaint is, I needed the large U-bolt for my 2008 harley heritage softail classic, and the black plastic insert that goes between the U-bolt and the handlebar is sized to for the small U-bolt and therefore shifts forward or backwards as you tighten the nuts down. This leads to the U-bolt contacting the handlebars in the front or back, and you have to crank it down super tight or else mount will rotate on bars. This was the case for me even after wrapping a few layers of electrical tape around the bar to add grip.All in all a great phone mount, they just need to include a larger version of that black plastic insert that will fit the large U-bolt properly.

The main concern about these mounts is whether they protect your smartphone from vibrations. I ride a 1700 cc Kawasaki cruiser and still get a pretty good buzz through my grips so I know my Android phone could be taking a beating.Most review concerns on these mounts are about the iPhone's internal camera sensors. I can't speak here about iPhone, but I haven't had any issues with my Pixel phone losing any of its functionality after many rides.The mount sets up with a lower portion that can stay on the handlebars, where there's a mid-section piece that clamps the ball joint of the lower and upper parts where the upper assembly is the cradle itself. It works great and only takes loosening the mid clamp to remove the cradle. There isn't any form of security to keep someone else from doing the same if you leave your phone mounted.I do have one gripe though, what they supply you with to mount the lower grip to the handlebar is just some Velcro (rough side) as if that was going to cinch the lower clamp. Instead, I had some left-over rubber pieces from another clamp for a GoPro mount. They look like tank treads and are really thin. I used a short piece to grip against the handlebar inside the lower bracket and no slippage.

This phone mount is excellent. I purchased two of these for a two week ride across the Midwest and they held up very well. They do an excellent job damping the vibrations and I never worry about my phone falling out of this mount.

it's very easy to install (like less than 8min install) and easy to get the phone in and out and the phone is 100% safe in the mount (there is no way for it to fall off it from the drive vibrations).the rubber parts make the phone vibrate less than any other mount that I used (I had like 5-6 phone mounts in the last 10+ years)

I had my phone camera break from the vibrations on my motorcycle. Looked all over for a mount with vibration dampening. Purchased this one and it was amazing. I was suprised at how strong the materials feel and how well it works. Ive rode over 10,000 miles using this mount and camera still works perfectly. Brother had the same issue with his phone and he got this mount and has had no issues after 5,000 miles. Highly recommend this product for its durability and effectiveness.

Put this on my Polaris ATV handlebars and holds my phone very securely. I use it mainly for hunting. I have the on x app that shows me where I'm at via GPS. It's a little difficult to see where I'm at while driving for safety reasons. So I always stop and look where I'm at or which way I want to go. I use it to hold my Motorola Ace One Android phone. So far I have no complaints about vibration damaging it like I've read about with other phone holders. I think this is only a problem with Apple phones.