BRCOVAN Aluminum Alloy Motorcycle Phone Mount with Vibration Dampener & High-Speed Secure Lock, One-Push Automatically Lock ATV Bike Scooter Handlebar Cell Phone Holder for 4.7-7.2 Phones

I have this installed on my Ninja 650. It is over all a well-made holder! Made with metal, not plastic, heavy, stays in place on the bike. My ONLY complaint is that the arm extenders are not long enough even after adjusting them to the longest length. I have an iPhone10XR, medium size thick case (because I drop my phone a lot) and a pop socket on the back of it so I can hold the phone with one hand. Nothing crazy big... This can take a pop socket on the back of the phone, OR a case securely. But as I just learned, having both is a gamble... I can squeeze in the phone just barely to fit, but the arms that go around the top / bottom are a little shallow.... My phone popped out of the holder last night while I was riding, it got run over, and shattered the screen. Thanks to my case it didnt get F-ed up any worse than it is... If the arms were just a little longer, or it extended out a LITTLE further, it would be a PERFECT phone holder. But alas now I need a whole new $200 phone screen :(

Doesnt shake when riding! I ride a road bike (bicycle) regularly and hate the cheap phone holders at Walmart with a passion. What good is a phone mount that shakes and wobbles? I want something sturdy, over engineered, possibly useful as a bludgeoning device in a murder. This is exactly that. This is so sturdy and durable that it doubles as a lifting point when I hang my bike on my squat rack between rides.

Very stable design with good quality and can be mounted in many different ways. Easy to insert and remove the mobile from the mount. Good vibration damping.

Wow! This is a very stout and secure mount! Really love all the adjustments with it. I have a I phone Xr with a large case and it fits perfect!

This phone mount was more than I imagined. It was so good, I bought a second one for my other motorcycle. Easy to install, secure and reliable. The special application tool makes it hard to vandalize. I am very satisfied with this mount

This thing is bombproof I have a 2007 Electra glide. This works perfect. It is a little bulky pretty heavy but I feel so much better about my phone being locked in the antitheft measure is perfect keeps people from trying to steal your mount. One hand operation is flawless, and the anti-vibration is almost spot on.

Im an engineer and I have a lot of experience with aluminum machining and vibration dampening as well. Unfortunately, this nice looking Chinese mount has two major problems. First, the mount itself is way too heavy. The aluminum is very thick, which sounds nice, but it adds a lot of weight to your bike in a rather sensitive spot. More importantly, it exacerbates the vibration problem because you are mounting a heavy brick at the end of a long clamp, so this sucker will oscillate like a pendulum. Next, the vibration dampener is a total joke. It is so stiff that it wont dampen anything, especially transverse vibrations like you get on a boxer twin. The Quad Lock design is much better in this regard. That said, they did a good job on the machining and quality aspects. It also holds the phone very securely. But if you care at all about weight or vibrations, this is a terrible mount. I think Im going to go with either a Ram or Quad Lock.

Shake a lot

I wanted a phone holder to mount on my bicycle handlebars that was extremely sturdy, did not rely on cheap plastic parts/joints, did not block the phone screen, and could securely hold a large phone (S22 ultra or iphone pro max) in a protective case (e.g., an Otterbox defender). I tried several. This BRCOVAN aluminum mount checked all of the boxes. It is embarrassingly expensive for use on a bicycle and probably unattractive weight for riders who worry about every ounce. If you dont want to spend this much money, then iMESTOU sells a similar mount for about 70% less money, albeit less polished in appearance/engineering and without the vibration dampener (if that is important to you). For the iMESTOU mount, which I kept on a second bike, I swapped in a BRCOVAN ball mount for the handlebar attachment. Even with that added cost, the iMESTOU is still much less money than the BRCOVAN mount.

This seems to be built well, its heavy and not a lot of plastic parts to it. However, I am returning mine because it has a Major flaw! Once you clamp down the Anit-theft double socket arm it cannot be loosened! that is a major flaw if you want to break it down and remove it from you handlebars. If it were not for this flaw, I would have kept it.