iMESTOU Motorcycle Wireless 15W Qi/USB Quick Charger 3.0 Phone Holder 2 in 1 Mount on 22-32mm Handlebar or Rear-View Mirror Fast Charging for 3.5-6.8 inch Cellphones

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.

This mounted nice on my 2009 Yamaha FZ6 motorcycle. I wired it directly to the battery which is possible because it has an on-off switch. It is super easy to put the Galaxy S22 and remove it in a second and it charges well through my minimalJETech case. It holds the phone securely no matter how rough the road is. Bear in mind, this is a road bike and I would only take it off road in an emergency so I can't speak to the Adventure Crowd. The only caveat I have is that the powerlight could be much brighter, it is a bit difficult to see in the daytime. But I still think this is well worth the 5 star rating!I highly recommend this unit!

This motorcycle phone holder with a wireless charger is a great idea, but it has some flaws. The mount holds the phone securely, but the wireless charging is inconsistent and sometimes stops working while riding. The USB charging option is more reliable, but it defeats the purpose of wireless charging. Installation is fairly simple, but the overall build quality could be better. It’s a decent product, but it needs improvements to be truly dependable.

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've been through a lot of phone mounts on my WR250R and WR400F. Both are street legal dirt bikes and fully highway capable. Most of the mounts I didn't fully trust at highway speeds or while offroad, and none of them really were sturdy enough to hold up over time. I eventually gave up on phone mounts and just kept the phones in my pocket or backpack.I recently purchased a new Zero DSR for my work commute (80 miles round trip). Because it will be used every day, I wanted a mount that was quick to use, secure, durable and had wireless charging. I thought I was looking for a unicorn but pulled the trigger on this one anyway due to the reviews.After nearly two weeks of commuting, I can confidently say this mount checks all the boxes. Here are the pros:- Very solid construction. Critical parts I though would be plastic turned out to be metal. It feels heavy, but not in the "added weight for the feel" kind of way.- Very solid grip on the phone (with or without case). Love the 4 corner design, It stays away from any buttons and most importantly, has a huge mechanical advantage in holding the phone as opposed to side grip mounts. I have even jumped the bike and taken it offroad (it's not a dirt bike of course), and had no issues.- Wireless charging works flawlessly. I just click the phone in and ride, and when I arrive to or from work my battery is charged.- Very easy installation. There are multiple mounting options for different size handlebars, and even a mirror mount. There are also solid rubber isolator grips.- Easy wiring. I am very adept at electrical wiring due to my occupation and hobbies, but they included PLENTY of wire.- Very easy to use. Just place the phone in, and it's secure. Press the tabs and it's out, and your fingers are conveniently placed to grab the phone. It's also large enough for even some of the largest phones out there.Cons: (nitpicky, since I will probably never use the USB port)- USB and wireless are one or the other. Can't use both at the same time.- Switch is small.