Wireless / USB A Type

Edit: I changed phones, with a case on, the iPhone 17 pro doesn’t fit because of the enormous camera bump. It’s just too thick at the top to fit into the corners up top. Still works perfect for my old phone. No issues and I’m bummed I cannot continue to use it because it’s been great. It's cheap but works great. Had some trouble with the supplied clamp since my bars are thicker than normal but I got it after a little fiddling around with it. Ran the wires under the gas tank and to the battery no problem, so no messy wiring hanging out. It holds my phone security, it's the base s23 so it's smaller than most phones. It wiggles around just a tiny bit but stays put, a bigger phone would be held tighter. The corners capture the phone so no chance it's going to fly out. The wireless charging works fine but this unit allows for wired charging as well. The only real issue I have is blindly clicking the three way switch, which lights up when active, just can't see it since it's underneath the charger. I've been able to activate it no problem just have to feel for it. It's a good product and pretty low profile. I only use it when I need GPS and it's been perfect. It's nice that it is secure and doesn't require a bulky case to lock in. Also, the popular one you see in a lot of videos does not hold as secure and bounces around with vibrations. My buddy has it, it's the one with little arms that hold the phone and his phone has come out a few times. I don't worry about that with this one.

Works pretty good. Attaching it is fairly easy. Running the battery connection can be a pain depending on your bike but mine was fairly easy though I "Almost" couldn't use the charging feature (The whole point of buying it) because my bike is a bit long and because of where I "Could" put it without adding some more wire. I realized the Wireless charging doesn't work well with my phone most likely because of the case. It sometimes will work but its a gamble whether the next bump messes that up. I prefer the cable charging but in case my buddy borrows my bike, he can slap his phone on. I have "possibly" gone up to 100 MPH on my cruiser with it and both the holder is nice and rigid while my phone doesn't move at all. I've hit big bumps, high winds, lots of corners and turns with no issues so far. How it fairs in the summer months of 90+ degree weather has yet to be seen and longevity. One gripe right out of the box is the silicon "cover" it puts on the power switch to turn it to wireless, wired or off. It is an attempt to make it a bit more water resistant but a poor one. It came off by the 3rd time I used that switch even though I tried not to have it come off. That little bit of silicon with how loose it was wouldn't have done much in the way of keeping water out of it. If they were to make that cover a little thicker and a better fit around the switch, This would be 5 of 5 in all aspects... at least less then a month in . I will update around july.

I have a 2020 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Limited and based on the description though this would be a nice phone mount for my handlebars. I received the item quickly and installed the next day. Honestly, it seems like a good charger and I'm pretty happy with it even though I've only had it installed for two days. If you are relatively handy around a motorcycle you can install this yourself as it is pretty simply. All you need to do is connect the wires to the battery terminals. Easy. The hardest part is routing the wire. If you aren't handy you can take it to somebody that knows what they are doing and they should be able to install it in an hour or so on most motorcycles. Pros: The item seems well built. I like the functionality and the clamping mechanism (which clamps the four corners of your phone), which seems very simple to use. You simply press the two side buttons to remove the phone and then push the phone against the back plate and the four corner clamps snap shut. I took a ride this afternoon on my bike and while the phone mount was easy to adjust it remained sturdy throughout my ride. I'm pretty pleased. The phone also charges as described via wireless charging even though my phone has a thin clear plastic (flexible) case on it. So far even though this is new I really like it. I am skeptical though how long it will last and continue to function given that it is Chinese made simply because my experience with Chinese made products is that they are often poor quality or lack quality control during manufacturing. We'll see. Installing the mount was pretty easily. My motorcycle is brand new and I had never taken it apart before. A 15 minute YouTube video showed me how to remove the seat and gas tank for proper installation and routing of the wires. Installation took about 90 minutes given that I didn't know what I was doing. I had to make an additional trip to the hardware store to buy some tools to remove items on the bike to route the wires to the battery. The phone charger simply comes with a mounting bracket and mounting parts and it has a wire connected to it so nothing real fancy. The work comes in properly routing the wire to the battery so it isn't in the way. Inside the box there are a number of little mounting accessories, which presumably are for different handlebar or mounting configurations. On a motorcycle I actually removed everything and it fit just fine. I mounted mine to the right handlebar next to the throttle because I'm right handed. Con's (what I don't like): Although I like the functionality of the product there are some things that I didn't like or wasn't pleased with that kept me from giving this 5 stars. 1) no instructions were included with the charging mount. Nothing at all. Not even a piece of paper. You simply get a brown box with parts inside. Most of the parts didn't apply to my installation so I'll hang onto the box for a while in case they are needed. 2) The wire that was included and pre-attached to the charger is about 12 inches too short to properly route and hide on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The result was that I couldn't route the wire behind the handle bars like the other wires are routed. Now I have about a foot of wire exposed and hanging there. The kit includes two small black zip ties but really I'll need 4 or 5 most likely by the time I figure out how to hide the wire as best I can. I'll have to make another trip to the hardware store for more black zip ties. 3) The button on the back of the charger is really tiny and it's covered in a small clear rubberized cover to keep it dry. It's a 3-way button so you have Off, USB On and Wireless Charging On. You can't have USB on and Wireless charging on at the same time. I have big hands and big fingers and even without gloves it was a struggle to get the switch to one of the charging positions. With the rubberized cover I couldn't get it to click into position. Actually, I thought the charger was defective at first until I finally used a tool to get the switch to stay in wireless charging position to verify that it was working. Looks like there won't be any turning this thing off unless the bike will stay in storage for a while. I can't imagine trying to work the little switch with motorcycle gloves on. Hope it doesn't drain my battery.

I've been using this phone mount for a few months now on bumpy roads, high speeds, and general use. It has worked great in that it: - holds the phone tightly. Seriously, this is the single-most important feature for a motorcycle phone holder, and this holder grips my iPhone Mini very strongly. I have it attached up high where I can see it easily, and the motorcycle does vibrate a lot in this area, but the holder keeps a strong grip on my phone. - charges wirelessly. This is my first wireless charger of any kind and I absolutely love it! I place my phone in the holder, turn the ignition to on, and voila, the phone's charging! I use my bike in the city, and this is nice for jumping on and off the bike multiple times, and getting a phone charge without thinking about plugging in a cable. Or for a longer trip when I'm using navigation and the phones uses more power. - has awesome grip and release mechanisms. Just place the phone in the middle of the holder and the four arms draw down around the corners of the phone. To release, even with one had, squeeze the two side bars in to allow the arms to extend outward, and take your phone from the holder. - has strong, metal parts. The important areas of the holder are made of metal, and it feels like good quality. Of course it does have plastic for the surface area of the holder, but that's okay. The clamping part and screw are of good quality and strong. The holder has not slipped or skewed in its location; it has stayed firmly in the same position. Negatives: - Something on the inside of the mount rattles. I definitely hear a distinctive rattling noise coming from the holder when my bike is in a certain vibration pattern. It's not always there. Other notes: - I haven't used the wired charging port yet, so I'm not sure how well it works. - I have a relay installed on the bike so that this charger is only on when the ignition is on. Accordingly, I just leave the power switch on at the "wireless charge" position.

This is just a cool product and it works great. I was kind of worried it would have trouble holding my phone but it feels 100% sturdy when my phone is on there and I don’t worry about it at all. The release mechanism is super quick and easy to use. Putting my phone on and taking it off literally could not be easier. The wireless charging function works great too and it’s super convenient. I wired it up to my accessory wire on my bike so it only gets power when the key is turned, that way I can leave the switch on the phone mount on all the time and it won’t drain the battery. I have a Mous Case and it holds my phone just fine and charges through the case just fine. I thanks for making a great product.

I got this based on Google Searching. and I needed a QI Charger in a time crunch for a road trip. It did a pretty fine job over 2 weeks and a 2700 mile trip. I had the Motorcycle Shop install the Charger while the Bike was getting prepared for the trip. I had just that week picked up a Pixel 6 Pro. It has one of those fancy Cameras that has a 'bump' on the flat back of the phone. The Charger could mostly keep the phone at 100% with the screen on constantly. I was using the phone for Traffic Conditions and Weather Radar. While riding, I'd see random screen indications that charging had just initiated. Like just prior it had not been charging This continued for most of the trip, but would charge enough every day that I could make it through until I'd get it plugged in at night. Sometimes the Charge Level would get down to 20%. The Phone Battery would have definitely died without the charger most days. I'd guess that it's caused by the raised camera portion of the phone not allowing the phone to lay flat on the charger plate. When I returned from the trip, I contacted the Seller and he agreed to replace it. The 2nd unit actually didn't even work as well, so I sent that back and just decided to live with the 1st, since long trips are really only a once-a-year thing. So, as it comes up to about a year of ownership, there's another issue. The 'ratcheting' function of the arms has gotten 'out of synch'. Clearly the 'teeth', or whatever, of the mechanism have worn down or broken. Sometimes the right 'arm' is fully extended and the left arm remains retracted sometimes it's the other way around. I can typically still get the phone to lock in, but my confidence level is reduced. Additionally, I've added a case to the the phone. When I was looking for a case, I didn't think much about this charger, but I wanted the thinnest case I could find for the phone. To my surprise, the corner tabs of the charger wouldn't really full grip the case. I kind of have to manually press the corners on. They seem to hold it decently enough if I do that, but I have to triple-check that it's actually got all 4 corners. I saw this Charger get a 'Top Ten' recommendation or something online. I'm surprised to see that. It really does come pretty close, but falls short on higher end phones and doesn't hold up over time. The ratcheting mechanism needs to be more durable. The QI portion needs to be able to adapt somehow. Maybe by being movable? And the Corner Tabs should probable be 1MM larger to accommodate more cases. Also, I'm pretty sure the corner arms are at max extension with the case. They ought to be a slight bit longer. I'd looked at Ram Mounts and am now seeing the Quad Lock Mounts. By the time you add QI Charging to them, they're both nearly $200. So, maybe this is a decent value, but you have to offset that with lower reliability and endurance.

I got this a few weeks ago, first ride this morning. I don't do a lot of product reviews unless I'm very happy or very disappointed. I've had my gloves off for less than 10 minutes nad decided to do this review immediately. Installation was a snap. The only tricky part was fishing the power line back to the battery. Everything needed was included with the packaging, down to zip ties for the power cord, and spacers for different diameter handle bars. I think it took a grand total of 10 minutes, to get it installed including time walking back and forth from my garage to my shop to get the wrench for the battery terminals. On the ride, the retention on my Galaxy Note 9 was fantastic. The Note can be a bit of a power hog but I set out at 60% with Google maps navigation active and music playing on spotify, and had 100% when I shut down. So, the charger worked as advertised, and I was easily able to operate the waterproof switch with my gloved hand. I get quite a bit of vibration through the handlebars of my Speed Triple, however it appeared that none of that vibration transferred through the mount to the phone. The screen was readable from 0-90 Mph, with no visible vibration. Another thing that helped is having an accurate speedometer, according to the Google GPS speedo, my mechanical spedo is off by between 10 and 15 mph at 80. I only did about 100 miles today but I think having my phone visible with maps and music, will be a game changer for my rides, especially longer ones. My only regret is that I didn't pick this up sooner.

If I could give it zero stars, I would! The fit to my phone is horrible! I have a OnePlus 10 Pro. The arms do not conform to the size of my phone. If I were to go on the highway with this mounted on my Street Glide, I'd absolutely lose my phone within 2 minutes. The corners that hold the phone are glued in place. They will ultimately come loose even if this does grab your phone properly! The corners are also slippery. What a piece of junk! I wouldn't mount it on my Suzuki V-Strom either, even though it's a much smoother ride. Get this instead. I have one on onemy Suzuki and wish I would have bought another in the first place for the Harley. I've already ordered one. KEWIG Motorcycle Phone Mount with Qi 15W Wireless Charger & USB C 20W Fast Charging Port, One-Push Automatically Lock & Quick Release Waterproof Handlebar Phone Holder for 4.0-6.9" Phone. On this one, mentioned above, the corners pieces that grab the phone are held by screws and are adjustable to fit your phone, however, I would recommend a little bit of blue loctite on the threads once you fitted it properly. Another nice thing is the large lighted green ring that lets you know if it's on or off when before you put your bike to bed. It's not waterproof, but in going to take it apart and shoot hardening silicone on the electronics and switch. When it gets wet, it simply stays on until it dries. No hot short circuits. So if you don't want to water proof it, just run the way it is. It shouldn't cause any battery drain issued because of the low current draw.

Super pratique tien super bien monté sur une MT07 il ne bouge pas du tout 12.000 klm parcourus avec RAS

Conforme as expectativas. Funciona bem

Top Halterung für's Handy auch für größere Modele (Galaxy S24 Ultra). Die Induktive Ladefunktion Ladet das Handy ohne Problem auf. Montage ohne größeren Aufwand & sehr einfach. Sehr zufrieden mit der Halterung.

Var lite nervig till en början, men hållaren pallar 170 iallafall! Laddningen funkar bra, skönt att kunna köra på GPS, och komma fram med fullt batteri.

Geïnstalleerd op mijn Harley en werkt zeer goed. Gedaan met 'low battery stress' :-)