Waterproof Bicycle Phone Holder - Bicycle Handlebar Bag with Rotating Mobile Phone Holder for Smartphone Under 7 Inches

This phone holder is a solid performer, regardless of which phone you happen to have. The fitting is simplicity itself and works for any handlebar you have, whether you use a bicycle or a motorbike. The housing is waterproof (though I have yet to test this!) and had a port for attaching your headphones if needed. The zipper is really well designed and helps prevent any water entering when riding. Inside the holder it comes with a 3 slot Credit card holder and a zipped coin pocket. Behind the money pouch is are two mesh pouches for any other electronics (like an I pod or MP4 player). The phone holder uses a hook and loop system to fit just about ANY phone, allowing you to use the touch screen without needing to open the pouch itself. Attaching and removing the holder from your handlebars is simply done by pressing a quick-release paddle beneath the holder. All in all, this waterproof phone holder is a great piece of kit for anyone who needs it.

I needed a phone holder on my bike to be able to use Google maps when I went to visit new places. I choose this one because it seemed to be big enough to accommodate my Samsung Galaxy s20 plus phone with the phone case on. It is perfect, the touch screen is sensitive enough through the bikecase cover, easy to put in on and take it off the bike. It's also handy as it has pockets to take your bank cards with you if you wanted to, and it has enough room to put my keys and a tissue or two too. I like it a lot.

I mainly wanted something to put my phone in to show me the current time, so I know how much I've got to rush to get to work in the morning. Or at least how much effort my e-bike has to make, I can't take any credit there. Being able to use it for the Maps app and speedo app were just bonuses (is there a speedo app for iOS with the current time in big letters - that would be splendid!) The speedo on my e-bike is in kph, which I can convert if I think about it, but mph is better in the UK. Maybe there's a setting on the display... The case rotates, quite a nice action, but I don't really need landscape and there's not much room on my handlebars due to the other bits and pieces the e-bike has. It has been known to rotate a click or two, but usually only if I knock it. The zip's a tiny bit stiff but seems good quality. A looser action would mean that I wouldn't have to use two hands (one to stop the case from rotating) but maybe that would make it less water tight or it might come undone or something. I think if it had a lid (like a tiny coffin) and a rubber seal with a clip, that might make it quicker to open than a zip, but you can always chuck the case in your bag and take the phone out later if you're in that much of a hurry I suppose. Zip is smooth, just a little tight. The case got rather wet in the pouring rain on the way to work, then the sun came out and there was a fair bit of condensation inside, so I just left it open to dry out. I haven't used the extra storage, I just rip open the velcro, strap the phone in (being careful-ish not to touch the inside of the clear screen to keep it in nice condition) and zip it up. Sometimes I'll unclip the (empty) case and put it in my bag, if I leave the bike somewhere where someone could run off with it. It unclips easily enough. I do have to turn it vertically because the weight of the phone makes it sink a little. I could probably fix that by putting some electrical tape around the handlebar, but sometimes it's useful to be able to change the angle of the case / screen, according to the lighting conditions (where the sun's at), so I probably won't bother. It's not like it's loose / floppy (ooer!) or anything. One thing I have with it could be more to do with the phone, but my iPhone is supposed to dim the screen, keeping the current time bright - but it's switching it off entirely when I put it in the case. It seems that if I have a notification on the front screen then put it in the case, the screen goes black seconds later. If I reboot the phone and put it back in the case it's fine - it dims but the time remains visible throughout my ride to work. So either it's some iOS bug or sometimes when I put it in the case it triggers a sensor to turn the screen off entirely. Not sure why rebooting would fix that though. It only happens when I put it in the case, but has happened lots of mornings. This is the most annoying thing about it, especially when I'm (inevitably) in a hurry, but that might not be anything to do with the case. All in all, glad I bought it, it's useful, good quality and does exactly what I wanted it to do.

Looks good. Easy to install. Used it for a couple of hours in the rain and it kept my phone and purse dry. Also room for tissues and keys.

Holds phone fine plus some small items behind it but not a lot. It’s not waterproof just splash proof and the biggest problem is you the clasp that allows the phone holder to move from portrait to panoramic over a short amount of time becomes loose and it will flop about, this happening several days after I could return the item. An okay purchase for occasional use but not for my commute.

Absolutely fantastic. Fit the bike really well and the design meant I could fit it where I wanted it. Great value for money and the screen meant I could still use touch screen easily. My partner is now looking at getting the same one

Easy to fit to bike keeps phone dry

This phone holder is great value for money considering how much adjustment is available. Unfortunately it's not the most sturdy but it's good enough and doesn't rattle around. I did have this weird issue where some watery stuff was appearing on the plastic screen when in the sun, it has stopped now after about a month. It is a little fidly the put the mount on the bike but once it's on, you won't have to touch it as it has a quick release to take just the case bit off, this is very handy. In the rain, it seems to hold up well, my phone was dry. The sun shield helps on very bright sunny days but the crinkles in the plastic screen are a little annoying. The zip was a little stiff but has loosened a bit now. Overall, I would recommend to any cyclist.