Motorccyle QI Wireless Charger Phone Holder

Sturdier than I expected and very painless to install. I have it on a circuit that only powers on when the ignition is on so the switch isn't important, but I like the blue light so I can verify it's actually on. I previously had a mount with a separate USB cable which was fine but required some cable management. I have a silicone case on my iPhone X and the wireless charging works great. So far so good! Update: After over 12,000 miles it still holds the phone up, charges and works the same as the day I installed it. I've changed a couple of things over the last year or so though. One night my iPhone 12 fell out of the charger on I-5 in the rain at night. I was probably lazy tightening it down since the holder doesn't seem to loosen up generally speaking. It ended up sliding to the side of the road and was fine. A couple months later though the image stabilization stopped working on the phone and the camera was unusable. I assumed it was because it hit the road at 85 but the phone was replaced under warranty so no harm done. I use a thin ponytail holder around the phone and mount now as a failsafe and haven't had any more problems. Strange thing is the replacement phone stabilization failed after a few months. I think it may be due to the vibration of being in the mount although who knows. Now I keep it in my pocket unless I need to charge or use the GPS. Rating remains 5 stars. Update April 2022: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212803

This is definitely a mobile mount with wireless charging that I would suggest to anyone that’s looking for a well constructed and secured mount. Installation was easy and only took a few minutes. The On/Off switch is a big plus in my book. I connected it straight to the battery and not the fuse box. Once you turn it on, the charging starts up within a second. The small blue light indicator letting you know that the mount is turned on is also another plus. However I would think of it having a better placement than where it is currently located but that’s minor to be honest. I just recently did a 620 mile ride and didn’t have any issues or worries of my phone falling off the base... even at 85-90mph... ssshhhh tell no one lol). I do have my iPhone XS Max in a slim line case (sorry don’t remember the brand or model) and it fits perfectly. But definitely NOT with a thicker case like the Otterbox. If there was anything I would suggest with this model was it to have a taller base. At first it did concern me that the top of my iPhone would just fly right on off because of the wind hitting the top end of it. Safe to say that this mount and how the phone is secured on it became an issue I didn’t have to worry about. Installed on a 2018 Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic.

So far, this is the best motorcycle wireless charges I've ever bought. There are plenty of others, but something was always missing, like slow charge, bad mounting design, etc. This charger can keep up with all the power demand needed: navigation, streaming, talking... you name it. Not only it keeps up, but it also charges the phone. Mounting is sturdy, versatile and well designed. On/Off switch is a big plus.

So I ordered this with all the hope an vigor of someone who likes to ride and use his phone as the map, entertainment, etc. I went with the wireless charger model. I owned a Kyocera Duraforce Pro -- it fit perfectly and stayed snug. Was so happy, it charged the phone while at full brightness, it locked it in place like it was made for it, no need for the rubber band holders you see on all the others (and my old one). Easy to get in and out without cable. Independent power switch. Then I needed a new phone. I like my indestructible so went with the latest Kyocera Duraforce Pro II. It doesn't fit. It's just a little too thick. Ugh. So you say why not 5 stars? Because I read all the other reviews and took a chance. The biggest complaint is you can't use this on bulky phones (like those with cases) and I agree. If you are going to make a motorcycle charger most people aren't going to use a phone without a case or someone like me who buys them with the "case" built on. just a little thicker on the side holders and I think you'd get 99% phone compatibility. All I need is like an extra 1/8 inch. Send it with rubber inserts for thinner phones. Point is this is so close to being the best phone wireless holder for motorcycles. Definitely recommend for the right phone.

My second one on a new bike. Easy to install. Works as it should. Not worried about no vibration dampening

Easy install, good build quality. I love the kill switch and LED illumination. Great buy for the money. Highly recommend. I added a silicon strap for added security.

I've been using it for about 8 weeks now, I am very, very happy with this purchase. Easy install: I managed to install it myself in ten minutes. I installed it up on the handlebars, so I can see it easily when riding. There's a knob for adjusting the grip on the phone, it can tighten like a vice, so be careful if your phone is already cracked, you could crush it! It charges my phone while it's in it's case, faster than it charges with a cord. Faster than my GPS and music stream can drain it, which is what counts for me. If your phone charges cordlessly, this is a no brainer. Buy it.

I wired this under my gas tank to the battery. Took about 10 minutes to put on with taking the seat off and putting it back on. Only negative i can think of is the power switch is a bit small but does not effect the way its used. Its all metal and secures my iPhone XS Max with a lifeproof case on it great and charges no problem with the wireless charger. I"d order another one or recommend one for a buddy.

This unit was easy to install and because the mount is solid aluminum it's very sturdy. I have a slim silicone cover on my phone and it not only fits in the mount, but it adds a lot of friction to help keep it in place. It's a quick three half-twists of the knob to loosen it enough to remove/install the phone. Entire unit is solidly built. Not sure how vibration and weather might affect it over time, but so far I'm very happy with it. I have it attached to the switched ignition wire so it's not powered on when the motorcycle is turned off to avoid any battery drain. Now that phones are waterproof to enough of a degree to not worry about it in a light rain, I prefer this compact unit that doesn't require me to put my phone inside of anything to keep it protected from weather. Although I'll likely stash the phone in a heavy downpour. Update: I have this phone mount on my adventure DR350se and just finished a 3 day off-pavement trip, mostly on rough logging roads. My phone has a slim silicone cover on it and the phone stayed put despite vibration on some really rough roads. It survived light rain and a couple of bike washes so far. Continues to charge fine and it's nice having the on/off switch as I used that a few times once the phone was fully charged. I recommend this unit.

First impressions are great. Product seems very sturdy and well made. Install was pretty easy, just a matter of finding a switched wire for the positive wire, (on my roadstar that was quickly found in the headlight nacelle) then the negative attached to ground terminal of the battery. A quick tidy of the wires with the supplied zip ties along the frame and under the tank and viola... Works like a charm when the ignition is on, and not when it's off. My Pixel 7a clamps very firmly on the holder and won't be going anywhere. Would recommend.

Everything on this unit is nice. I like the mechanism that tights the holder to phone. My only complaint is ball joint. I think it needs to be at least 50% larger. It is too easy to turn it when tightened. I'm going to find the best position and add some loctite glue to keep it permanent. But besides that it is a nice unit.

Works good on my bike and I just have to remember to turn it off when I shut my bike off so I don't drain my battery. My phone is waterproof so I don't care if it gets rained on but if your phone is not waterproof you may want a diffrent version or keep your phone in a zip lock bag. It keeps my phone at 100% battery so my Google maps works good threw my cardo

It was easy to install, the clamp is black anodized aluminum, with a silver screw, I’m sure it’s not stainless, so I have replaced it with a real stainless screw to avoid rusting. The whole device feels solid and well built. I purchased two, for both of my V-Rods. I haven’t connected it to the battery yet, I will update this if there are issues, but l’m sure there won’t be. It comes with an extra fuse, 4 rubber rings that fit perfectly, some zip ties, the Allen key and a mirror bracket. The bracket is black plastic, like the rest of the device. I guess it’s ok, there is not much force on it. The terminals have connectors that connect directly to the battery, and you could do that because there is an on-off switch, to prevent draining the battery. If you’re handy, you could connect it to the light, so it works only when the engine is on. Another important thing, my Apple 12Pro with a Spigen rubber case fits on this like a glove. And the case allows wireless charging. In the plus side as well, it doesn’t cover the cameras, so there is no friction on that, plus you could take pics and videos while riding, lol. So far, I do recommend it. Good luck!