How secure this the phone? Would it stay if mounted to a motorcycle?
1694463
No, I wouldn't recommend that. It's secure on foot. On a moving vehicle I'm sure your phone would fly right off.
1694464
No way. First, it doesn't fit if your iPhone has any kind of case. Second, it's nothing more than a snug slip in.
1694465
No, it's just friction fit. It works well in a tripod, but wouldn't hold up to a ride on a bike.
1946076
I am sure there would be no problem. Just returned from a motorcycle trip of 2000 miles.just be careful removing phone. Not to lose the rubber holders. It held my galaxy s 5 well
421161
Sort of. It's very low quality in general, so any phone seems like it would slide off if it's off balance.
932529
There is a similar thin plastic cover that snaps into place, and while I haven't tested it with anything heavy like a phone, it does stay in place when shook around/held upside-down.
311792
You might have some luck with that. The clamp that holds the phone is good but the one that attaches to whatever lacks the strength to secure the system. Even attached to a bedpost it can still come off if rotated too much. You can probably rig it...
948419
The mount is uber-strong. I would be more concerned about what you use to attach the mount to your bike. That would be the weak point, not the mount itself. The phone will not come out of the mount, but need to focus on how to attach to your bike. Enjoy.
1889503
Probable, but without the exact dimensions of your phone I can't say for sure. It can take a very large phone though. One thing this unit was original made to use on motorcycles using it in a car or truck was an afterthought on the manufactures part. The thing uses these cheap clips to install in the vents of your car. Once installed I could not remove it without breaking these clips, making it useless. If using in a car or truck I would not recommend / don't buy this product but it might work well on a motorcycle. Paul
989665
Moving this from bike to bike depends on the handlebars that you have. If they are round you should be GTG. I have a road bike with flat bars so I had to modify it. The mount does work as long as you do not ride over any thing rough because the phone will fall out. I have an I phone with an otter box an that was the only thing that saved my phone from breaking. I ended up buying a Slip Grip holder for the phone I have with the Otter box that mounts to the stem, the phone has not fallen off in 1000 miles.
800513
Yes it stays on the wall securely, however, this is not the most user friendly phone out there.
77138
No. So far I had no problems with that. Also, magnets are quite strong and they will keep your phone safe while riding!
2090744
I've got mine mounted on the shiny dashboard plastic on the top of my center console in my Honda Element. It has been holding perfectly since I bought it, even in 90 degree plus weather. I'm not that gentle with it either, frequently yanking the phone out from the jaws rather than unloading the clamp to remove it.
551245
Absolutely. The phone is held quite securely. I've not had problems, even when going over railroad tracks or potholes.
186413
I would say yes. I have used the mount with my droid RAZR on 300 + mile rides with no issues. It stays put and doesn't vibrate around.
1701949
This is a very secure way to hold the S4...I do this with the addition of a grip connector...I bought this : RAM UNPAINTED RAM MOUNT WITH SUCTION X GRIP and it works on my Harley for daily commutes, in my car for GPS use, etc...
1712244
Size of an iPhone but thicker. Magnet not very strong in my opinion. We replaced magnet with strong one. A pelican case with a magnet would be better qualify. Secured to the motorcycle well you should not have a problem for non covert placement.
60274
Yes, it is very secure. Just make sure you tighten the ring when you have it positioned where you want it. I have it mounted to my dash and have never had to worry about my phone. The clip for the phone is very snug as well, so no having to worry about phone slipping out. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a more secure way to mount their phone in their car or desk.
1772692
It has a large (about one-half inch diameter) round hole on the back. It would slip over a nail or screw that had a large head. I don't remember if any mounting hardware came with the phone. I think it's the same kind of mounting of an Panasonic phone I bought a decade ago. Mine sits on a table.