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From our initial list of 29 mounts, we nixed several because of iffy reviews or stock issues. We then called in 22 mounts for testing, including both the phone-specific and universal versions of the two-part systems.

One unexpected use for this mount appeared during the pandemic, when many of us were indoors riding bikes attached to smart trainers and spending a lot of time in virtual cycling games. One of these games, the Zwift app, introduced a steering feature that only works if you attach your phone (running the game) to your handlebars, and the Wraptor proved ideal for that purpose.

Available only for iPhones at the time of our testing, the Morpheus M4s Bike Kit, from Germany, had a phone case with a very nice fit and feel, but its lip was lower than the 1 mm minimum that Apple recommends for screen protection. Also, as of spring 2023, Morpheus products are no longer available in the US.

The concept of the iOmounts Nomad Universal Bike Phone Mount was great: You stick a magnetic disc the size of a half-dollar to the back of your phone or a compatible phone case, loop the mount base around the handlebars, and pull it tight like a zip tie. And in our original tests, the magnet indeed kept the phone stable and secure. However, the base was challenging to get snug and downright frustrating to release and remove, and the mount was incompatible with Qi charging due to that metal disc. A company named Klock Werks acquired iOmounts in late 2020 and sells a very similar version called the Nomad Universal Phone Mount; we foresee it having the same difficulty with wireless charging, however.

The Vibrelli Universal Bike Phone Mount, which holds a phone using silicone corner straps and a spring-loaded plastic bracket, is far less involved to mount than the similarly styled Thule. But its base felt less sturdy, with a plastic ball-in-socket mount that you tighten with a plastic ring nut.

With both TrailKase products from Bikase that we tested, the test phones rattled and shook over every bump. The TrailKase with Q/R 360 Degree Bracket has a heavy, metal mount base that projects quite a lot, while the lower-profile plastic mount for the TrailKase Universal Phone Holder felt flimsy.

The Vup Universal Bike Cell Phone Holder is an easy-to-install, inexpensive silicone-bracket mount popular on Amazon. Unfortunately, the test phones rattled, quaked, and bounced way too much on our rides, and the lower strap got in the way of the home button on the iPhone 8 Plus.

The Topeak Smartphone Drybag, which we tested in its 5-inch size, was a tight fit on the iPhone 8 Plus in its case. However, we were more concerned with how much the test phone rattled and bobbled up and down at the slightest pavement change, regardless of whether the bag was mounted to the handlebars or stem.

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Our favorite bike phone mount is the Peak Design Universal Bar Mount, which we love for its easy one-handed use. Once you learn the technique, you can remove the phone with one hand, similar to the Quad Lock and Rokform mounts. The difference with the Peak Design model is that when replacing the phone on the bar, you only have to get it reasonably close to the mount, and the magnetic field grabs and locks it securely in place. By comparison, replacing the phone on most mounts is far more difficult, especially if you are riding. This mount is easy to swap between bikes and goes onto just about any bar width, including grocery carts, strollers, or your favorite workout treadmill. It is very secure in bumpy terrain. The case (sold separately) is slim compared to many others and looks good.

While the Peak Design Universal scored way higher than any other mount, it has some drawbacks. You must buy a specific case for your phone, which nearly doubles the price and makes this among the most expensive mounts we tested. This is the heaviest case and mount combo that we tested. Most people won't notice the extra weight, but anyone looking to shave grams might be better off with Quad Lock. Unless your bars have a long stem, you won't be able to center the mount. Road cyclists, who want the phone to be perfectly centered or out front, prefer the Peak Design Out Front Bike Mount described below. While the case is slim enough for everyday use, it does not stick well to standard "register style" magnetic car mounts. To use the case effectively in a car, you must buy the specific Peak Design car mount, which is expensive and can't be easily swapped between cars. To be fair, we have not found any case that works great on the bike bars and in the car. Despite these caveats, this case is streamlined, secure, and our favorite option for everyday commuting and hard-core long mountain bike rides.

If you mainly use one bike and want your phone out front, the Peak Design Out Front Bike Mount is our top choice. It has most of the pros of the Peak Design Universal Mount with the added benefits of a more streamlined setup. It's as easy as the Universal to remove your phone and place it back on the magnetic pad. Like the Universal Mount, it "sucks" to the bar mount when you get it reasonably close and is very secure on bumpy terrain (with some caveats listed below).

This model scored lower than the Universal Mount because it is not fast to install or swap between bikes. While it comes with adapters, it does not work perfectly on all bar widths. For example, the extra bar inserts were too big for our test mountain bike. But the mount became loose without the inserts and slipped off on bumpy terrain. We fixed the issue by wrapping the bar with some tape, but this is not the most aesthetic or simple solution. This mount is also more expensive than the Universal and, like the Universal, requires a case-specific to your phone. The case does not work well on standard magnetic car register; it is not "one case to rule them all." This is a great mount if you mainly use one bike and take the time to dial in the setup, but most people will be better served with the Universal mount.

Versatility, ease of setup, and low price make the Nite Ize Squeeze one of our testers' favorites. The Nite Ize ties the VUP for being the easiest and most intuitive to mount on your bike. No tools were required, and they fit on every bike handlebar we tested. When mounted, the Nite Ize can rotate into whatever orientation you want: landscape, portrait, or something in between. Additionally, the Nite Ize seamlessly transferred onto strollers for walks and shopping carts for grocery store runs. While it requires two hands to operate, getting the phone in and out is very fast and does not require stretching four rubber pieces over each corner like VUP Silicone and Nite Ize Wraptor do.

The Nite Ize may not be the best choice if you regularly ride bumpy terrain; the mount is surprisingly stable, but it did not perform the best on sustained bumpy roads and trails. Also, this mount does not provide weather protection alone. For mounts like this, we recommend using a weatherproof case for your phone if you plan to ride in inclement weather. For most people, the Nite Ize would be a great mount at a fraction of the cost of other high-performing mounts. It is our favorite universal mount to put on our daily around-town bikes.

While the VUP mount is user-friendly and performs relatively well due to its simplicity, there are some downsides. Compared to its similar competitor, the Nite Ize Wraptor, the VUP mount is not nearly as stylish. It also doesn't have quite the size range compatibility as the Nite Ize. It takes more effort to get your phone in and out and part of the screen is blocked. This is especially an issue if you plan to ride in bad weather (like our testers who bike-commute to work most days) and want to use a weatherproof case on your phone. These differences made the Nite Ize stand out, but the VUP is close in comparison and at almost half the price. The VUP is a good choice for the rider on a budget or someone who only uses a bike phone mount occasionally. 2351a5e196