Bike Phone Front Frame Bag - Waterproof Bicycle Top Tube Cycling Phone Mount Pack with Touch Screen Sun Visor Large Capacity Phone Case for Cellphone Below 6.5’’ iPhone 7 8 Plus xs max

I decided to put some paper towels in the bag and leave it outside in the rain to test how waterproof it is. After a few hours of light off and on rain the paper towels were wet. I coated it in "Kiwi Camp Dry", which is a spray on water repellent, and I'll test it again this weekend.I don't need it to be waterproof, but if you're going to make the claim then back it up!Other than that it does suit my purpose.

I couldn’t quite tell from the picture and descriptions how this worked, so I was hoping for the best. My phone is in a thick case and has a pop socket, so I wasn’t sure how it would fit within this bag. But there’s a wide Velcro strap that holds your phone up to the screen, in what is otherwise an open space. There is a nice little elastic pocket to hold things down too. Overall it’s great and fits my iPhone 11 with plenty of space to spare

The frame pouch stays put with long straps that can be cut to length. There is no shifting or rotating after being installed. The touch panel works great and the phone / maps can be viewed easily through the cover. The strong velcro internal phone strap holds the phone very securely. The inner mesh pocket is great for holding items. Well made seams. A+++

It is a very nice product and fits sturdy and just right on my bike. If you use the fingerprint to unlock your phone, you would have to deactivate it every-time because fingerprint feature does not work through the plastic. My phone, once you deactivate the fingerprint unlock option and want to activate it again, you need to go through the whole setup process of setting up fingerprint and that is an inconvenience.

Using with a Samsung galaxy s10e.Initial thoughtsI will compare this to a considerably more expensive case that I bought for my mountain bike, however, I bought this case to use on my 91 polaris snowmobile for trail maps, so take what I say here with that in mind. Features that I was looking for, was the hinge to the side vs top or bottom, because I will mount this on its side. It appeared to be a harder material than the cloth version I have for my mountain bike so that was also a plus. And It didn't have a big bulky sun visor which would get in the way of my view or operation of my phone while on the trails. If I were to attach it to my mountain or road bike I would consider this a negative. Upon receiving the case I can say it's pretty much what I expected from the photos, and appears to be well made. (I've had to re-sew the straps on my considerably more expensive canvas case right from the get go.). There is plenty of room around my Samsung s10e to attach a headphone jack or a charger plug and still have the full screen viewable. This case could fit a much larger phone easily, and plenty of adjustability for pop sockets or thick cases. (I'll probably put my battery pack in with the phone.) this is not possible with my canvas one. And unlike the canvas one., the weight of the phone doesn't crush the sides, so the phone stays where I want it.OK here's the part where it's lacking. From now on I will refer to the unit as a bag.The bags screen protector is quite loose like extra material loose, and this causes some issues with touch screen functions. If I take my Samsung s10e out of its everyday case, even if I pull the bag straps as tight as possible, the phone slides around quite a bit. But the touch screen works to a degree. If I include my battery pack it's even worse sliding around (two slick surfaces together) . Since this is in for some vibration I need it tight. I can put my phone in its case and secure it quite well (with or without the battery pack) , however my case also has a screen protector and a slight ridge on the face, which makes the bags screen protector sit even more poorly against my screen. And the two screen protectors deaden the touch response to almost nill. I don't expect to be working the phone much, but it would be nice to quickly be able to pull up gas stations, restrooms, or restaurants without opening up the case. With or without my phones case it's impossible to access the power button on the side... Or volume or voice commands (not that I'll probably need either). This bag has one piece of elastic mesh, so organization will be next to none for smaller items. The mesh is mounted just below the zipper so it's more or less just to keep things from falling out (better for the bike not so much the sled) . My other bag has the mesh mounted to the bottom of the bag and two more elastic straps mounted on the sides (all inside the bag). IMHO the canvas case has this one beat hands down in the interior department even if it's half the capacity. The bag does not have a headphone port, I don't really need it on the sled, but it would nice to have if I wanted to run a USB charging cord or external device into the bag. This would certainly be a negative on my mountain bike though I suppose on the bike I could get with the times and use Bluetooth headphones of some type. I don't really care to leave the zippers partly open to run a cord through, especially with the vibrations of a snowmobile I could see that becoming an issue. As I said I'll be running a battery pack since the sled doesn't have 12v or DC so I guess it's a moot point. And I said it before, but I'll mention it again, there is no sun visor, bonus on the sled not so much the bike. Though honestly my other cases visor is a bit oversized and in the way when viewing the top of the screen.For me I expected to do some modification, so no big deal. I'll probably be up one of these nights with some glue foam and elastic to make up its shortcomings. I'm mostly concerned with it holding shape, and protecting the phone from the wind. Hopefully it's water resistant enough and will maintain enough heat to not kill the phone battery or phone itself. But again I planned on modification I can always add a little wool or insulation.. Or just a cheap half used hand warmer.Take it for what I've observed, hopefully it'll help you make a good decision.

I bought this when I started to bike and saw I needed to check the time on my iPhone. I browsed on Amazon to see what was available and found different options. This one looked the best. I was pleased to see my large iPhone fits perfectly and that there is a light plastic film to protect the phone from rain. On top of that, installation was very simple. After adjusting, the straps can be trimmed with scissors so they don't hang. Bag allows space for garage opener or keys, money purse, some tissues or small items that could be needed during the ride.

Just what I was looking for on my bike! I can see my phone clearly and super easy to get in and out. It can hold alot too I had my phone, keys with pepper spray on it, garage door opener, credit card, sanitizer wipes and chap stick. There was still more room! I haven't had to be in water/rain yet but it looks good. I like how the sides are sturdy!

To be honest, I chose this bag mainly because it was the cheapest one I could find at Amazon that fit my needs. Turns out it was a good choice. My phone is a Moto G Stylus, with Spigen Case. It has 6.5" inch screen. The case fits it perfectly. I needed something that would hold my wallet, Canon, compact superzoom camera, phone, keys and a second pair of glasses. This case does that with room to spare.The case is semi rigid and has a nice quality feel. The zippers are a little stiff but I suspect tht they will loosen up a bit with use.The Touch screen works very well through the case.I have found nothing to dislike about this case even though it was the least expensive option.You won't be disappointed with this one

Good quality product. Better than I had expected