Visnfa Bike Phone Mount: Keep Your Device Secure and Stable with Anti-Shake Cradle Clamp

Tadek: Have four of these phone mounts. They are great. Easy to install and use

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Sung Hyun Kim: The mount is absolutely satisfactory and is going strong after 1 month of usage.
It holds the phone quite firmly if you secure it properly and is very easy to use.

Australia on May 18, 2020

John Horstman: Second update: I finally broke the mount after almost four years - my bike fell over and hit one of the arms full force (phone not in the mount - it might have survived had the phone been there to support the arm), snapping it off. It still worked well until I broke it, so unless you get a lemon, I'd say you can expect these things to last for years, which is a pretty good deal for the price. I'm ordering a replacement of the same model.

Update: After a year and a half, the mount is still working well. The arms don't pop open quite as readily any more (I should see if that's due to debris I can clean out, but I suspect it's at least partly due to the spring losing some force), but otherwise it still works great. The only downside remains the compression lock bolt dial.

I use my bicycle as my sole means of personal transportation and ride on both paved and unpaved trails for fun and exercise. A good handlebar mount is a necessity, as I use it for tracking workouts and navigation on longer rides on unfamiliar roads.

This is easily the best handlebar phone mount of a half dozen I've had over the last several years. The four corner clamp style securely holds my...

United States on Jul 03, 2019

ShaneShane: I purchased a VISNFA-PB03-A recently for $13.95, less 10% with a coupon. I took it for a 50 mile ride yesterday and was impressed enough to want to give it a review so that anyone else who's shopping through the reviews can determine whether it's worth their money or not. I've already made one dud phone holder purchase from Amazon so if this one lasts more than a few long rides it was worth it.

About me: I'm a beginner rider, not crazy fast, not slow (averaging 14 mph), and I use my phone for everything; BT music/HR monitoring/GPS speed/route mapping so I want it where I can see it all all times. It has to sit stable and the display is always on/open. Phone is a OnePlus 5 with the OP5 carbon fiber lookalike case (6 3/16" x 3 1/16" x 3/8" deep). Anyone who's really serious isn't going to be mounting their phone on their bike.

The details:
- Dimensionally, the vendor's numbers are off. In its fully "compressed" or retracted state it measures 4.5" x 2.4" across the face. Measuring depth from the phone face to the bottom tip of the tensioning clamp it's 4.0" deep. The numbers are NOT 4.4 x 2.2 x 2.7 as claimed. More on this below.
- Conversely to the misrepresented...

United States on Oct 21, 2018