Lightweight and easy to put on and takeoff. I live in an urban environment and have had screw on phone holders stolen so this helps prevent theft by taking it off easily. Not quite as sturdy as I was hoping for so the holder moves around a little when riding vs. others that I’ve had where the phone stays more fixed and sturdy.

The clamp is narrow enough to fit in among things like a front reflector, etc. The clamp is VERY sturdy, well built, and holds tightly. The design to hold down the phone is great. I have an OLDER holder on my bike, the kind that clamps the phone from the sides along with rubber holding straps for the corners, and it constantly turns down the volume as the phone edges down (because of how I have to mount it high up in the cradle to try and avoid that in the first place, the rubber pulls it down back to a 'middle position'), or activates the phone assistant by squeezing the sides too hard when I DO mount it high in the cradle in the first place. THIS holder does NOT use side clamps. It only uses the corner rubber holder that stretches out and hooks the corners of the phone. We ride on VERY bumpy roads, hitting max speeds of 35.6 mph on big downhills, and so far we have had no issues with how securely it holds the phone. This is a great holder.

The good parts: - it's cheap - it does the job The bad parts: - it doesn't do a great job. The phone is wobbly and it's shaking too much on a bumpy road. I think this is due to the rubber design. In order to be better at this it needs to be more firmly fixed and made of only solid parts, no rubber.

I bought one for me and one for my boyfriend. We have different phones and this fits both types. Mine tilts a little while I'm riding, but other than that, it's awesome.

I haven't had this clamp very long, but I can alredy tell you that it is simple to use and effective: twist the wingnut to open or close. Not a lot of pressure is needed to keep it in place. For me, the only thing that will take some getting used to is inserting the phone in the cradle, since it requires that the bands be stretched completely around each corner....it almost feels like they're going to break - but they don't. For receiving or making calls on the go, it's probably best to leave the phone in the cradle and either use speakerphone or remove the entire unit by loosening the wingnut. I'm happy so far. I'll update if I encounter any issues.

I just received my phone mount yesterday. I was excited to install it on my commuter road bike. The gripping claw is thick solid plastic. Very solid. You can attach the claw to a large variety of tube sizes. I'm glad about this because I intend to interchange it between my road bike and mountain bike. The phone mounting point has an adjustable collar that allows you to tighten or loosen the friction for tilting or rotating the phone. The elastic material that holds the phone on the deck will be seeing a lot of stretching and stress. It seems sturdy, it is a bit of a tight fit for a large phone (using a Note 10+), but it does work and... better tight that than loose. I put my phone on and grab the phone - I think you could steer the bike with the phone once it's mounted. I like how little of the phone screen the sling covers. My overall review, very pleased. I'll update if more features come to light with use.

I had a different phone holder for my bike but it has a strap across the screen that gets in the way. This phone mount allows me to see the entire screen. The mount is solid while still allowing me to change the orientation of my screen. Now my husband has phone mount envy. Looks like we need a 2nd one...

It came fully assembled and has an easy to use method to tighten it. I have been using it now for about 2 weeks daily and my phone stays snuggly in place and does not seem to bounce around. I was afraid that I would not like the lack of arms on the side but the rubber fits perfectly and keeps the phone in place while providing access to the screen and all buttons

this product is easy to recommend with the claw grip being the key. I’m a casual bike path/bike lane rider owning a simple commuter bike so I look at my phone quite often during my rides and this holder is the most efficient I’ve used with no slippage. It appears sturdy enough to recommend to mountain bike riders..., I’ll be purchasing a second one as a HS graduation present to my son for his mountain bike.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

The claw grip secures this mount very well to various parts of your handlebar. The swivel joint allows for a wide range of angles and rotation. The only downside I've had is that when I installed it on the center of my handlebar stem, I noticed that trail vibrations would cause the swivel to joint to move and my phone would "droop" and lose its angle. I've moved it directly to my handlebar and it seemed to minimize the droop. As with most things, you have to experiment and find the optimal setting. The only suggestion I'd have is to offer a way to lock/stiffen the swivel joint once the user has installed it where they want it.

I have been using this on a Specialized Rock Hopper mountain bike which has tapered bars a non-round stem and mounting a Samsung S9+ with a Spigen case (2 piece construction- TPE inner body with the rigid plastic frame). The claw style clamp makes it easy to attach and reposition and it hold well on irregular shapes. The phone can be easily rotated to any angle and can be tilted with the locking ball swivel joint. The nut on the back can be hard to get a grip on sometimes depending on the mounting location but I like the fact that it is low profile with so much adjustability so I'll deal with the minor inconvenience. Have been using it so far mainly on roads and have been trying to go through construction areas with the street torn up and it holds it's position well. Also stands up to the impact of hopping curbs. I was worried about the elastomer cage that holds the corners of the phone would get in the way of the screen or side buttons but it really has not been an issue. I was also worried that when removing the phone it would also pry off my case but that has not been an issue. Will be hitting the trails soon to test but with how it's performed so far, I think it will work well.

I got this mount because it said it would work with a pop socket. I have an iPhone XS Max with a case and a pop socket and finding a decent mount to fit only the phone wasn’t easy. I was a bit skeptical that this mount would be as good as it says, but it surprised me! Not only does my phone fit well with both the case and the pop socket attached, but it’s also extremely secure. The clamp that holds it to my bike is solid and easy to install. The rubber grips hold my phone securely with no bouncing around, even going over 20 mph on my e-bike over torn up city streets. I’ve been using this mount for about a month now and I’m not at all concerned about my phone coming loose or being shaken so hard that it breaks my screen. It’s easy to put the phone into the mount and easy to remove. Even high speeds and rough roads have not caused the mounting clamp to loosen on the handlebar. I would not hesitate to use this mount while mountain biking on rough terrain. It is most definitely the best phone mount I’ve ever purchased (and there have been many over the years.)

Installed this on my bike stem which is larger in circumference than the clamp. Nonetheless, was able to clamp it quite securely around 3/4 of the stem, pinching it in place. I could tighten it enough that it didn’t move or vibrate. The rubber traps also held the phone in place quite well. I took it on its’ inaugural ride this morning which was an hour long cross country mountain bike ride that featured climbing, descending, rocky river crossings, and a pretty rigorous downhill complete with intermediate jumps and drops. All in all, it performed like a champ.

The phone holder looks to be made well with high quality materials. My phone fits pretty tight which is great as long as the bands aren’t too stressed to the point they break early.

This mount is incredibly simple in design and installed in seconds. It feels sturdy. I like that the rubber bands don’t come in contact with the buttons on my phone and the description was accurate about securing a phone even with a protective case and pop socket. I would feel better about it if the claw grip wrapped all the way or at least a bit more around my handlebars , but it still feels nice and tight and secure so we’ll see what happens.

I bought this with some reservation as I wasn't sold on the rubber band style phone holder, and the clamp doesn't wrap all the way around the bar, so I was skeptical that it would hold my phone securely on a bumpy trail. However, the latch on my rigid phone holder interfered with the handlebar on my new mountain bike, and this holder is inexpensive, so I took a risk. On my first ride I found that the holder is so secure that I quickly went from being careful over obstacles so as not to dislodge the phone holder to intentionally hitting them hard to see if I could dislodge it. It held securely regardless. Nice product.

My previous (different brand) bike mount broke. The plastic and spring components lasted only about two years. What I love about this mount as a replacement is how easy it is to mount (took seconds, literally), and the phone holder is just stretchable rubber instead of tiny plastic components. As long as the rubber holds up, it seems like it will provide a strong grip

I love going for bicycle rides. I use an app on my iPhone to show my time and distance. I did not have a good place to hold my phone while riding. If it was in my pocket I couldn’t see it while riding. The Cawcar handlebar mount is the perfect solution for me. My iPhone 11 fits nice and snug in the easy to use holder. The whole unit attaches very quickly to the handlebars by turning the knob. That’s it! Now I can see my progress as I ride. Great product, thanks!

I ride a road bike and wanted a quick mount for my Iphone xs in a Lifeproof Case. This filled the bill. The clamp just screwed on the handlebars and it was ready to go. On my first ride I noticed the phone battery ran down quickly with the screen on all the time. I was trying to figure out how to attach a Anker tube shaped phone phone charger. My husband came up with the idea of cutting an old road bike inner tube. With 2 bands one wrapped around the mount (not over the phone) on the top and bottom of the mount, the charger slips easily but firmly under the phone mount. I'll test it out tomorrow.

This is a decent little phone mount that is pretty cheap. It grips the handlebars tightly and won’t fall towards or away from you while you ride. Being able to rotate the screen is a nice feature also. Face ID doesn’t work because of the silicone bands, but they seem sturdy enough. When you are on a bumpier road, your phone will flop around some, but I haven’t at all been worried that it was going to fall out. Overall, it’s pretty solid.

I needed a place for my phone when riding indoors and outdoors. I didn't want to store my iPhone 8 Plus in my pocket and I wanted to be able to view my heartrate as I ride. This handy contraption fit the bill. It is hefty and sturdy on both bikes. The rubber grips are a bit troublesome to get around my phone, but then again I do have a protective case on my phone. A great feature is that you can place your phone in either vertically or horizontally position and even tilt the phone towards you. I totally recommend this product!

I actually got this phone mount for my golf cart. I have a more expensive one in the front but wanted to find something less expensive to use as a phone mount for the rear seats. This works perfectly. Easy to install and has a firm grip...it’s not going anywhere! We’ve made a few trips on the cart since installing it and it’s stayed in place. I will most likely be buying another so I can have two mounts for the two rear seats.

I am in a major city and I am using this phone holder on my bicycles. It is way better then I expected. It holds the phone very very strong and avoid vibrations while riding. It stays in place even over bumps. It doesn't move. If you aren't looking to spend 40 dollars for something that does the same thing, then go ahead and get this one and use the money you save to buy a snack for your ride. Or get two, one for your friend or second bicycle.

The rubber grippers require a FIRM stretch to expand around corners of phone, but once pulled on, hold phone very securely. I got if for my wife, as she has to do looong walks with our baby. I don't know if this would fit a larger phone, but it seems to be perfect grip for her samsung.

All I wanted was a secure way to keep my phone handy while I'm on my bike and this was a great option for the price! My phone feels secure so I don't worry about it falling even if I go over bumps. It's "just" hard enough to get the phone in and out that it can be a tiny bit annoying when I get on and off each time, but if it were any easier it wouldn't feel secure. I like that it was SUPER EASY to install (and that's coming from someone who's not that handy) and I could place it and adjust it so it's easy to see but not distracting. Basically, just as advertised.