Phone mount for iPhone 6+

[VTR1000F_imp]

wouldn´t the iPhone 6+ hurt aerodynamics of the bike ?

[the Ferret]

Im pretty sure when my wife and I got married 40 years ago, our television was smaller than that

[12cb96vfr_imp]

works perfect, and for $18 ya cant beat it

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[Pterodactyl_imp]

Now I know why that when I leave my iPhone 4 on my bike, unattended for long periods, it is still there when I get back.

Cheers

[the_undecider_imp]

RAM makes a universal larger phone/phablet mount which should work with the 6+. I think their site shows it with a Galaxy Note which is about the same size.

[The Spaceman_imp]

The RAM "X-Grip" might fit it. All you need is the RAM ball on the handlebar.

Having said that: I put my new HTC One M8 on my X-Mount to use the GPS for my trip to the AIM Expo. When I got there and tried to use the camera, it started buzzing and vibrating. I think it was from the image stabilization system. Also, the phone wouldn't go from Portrait to Landscape orientation. I can't say for sure that the ride on the X-Grip caused the problem, but I'm 90% sure it did. Got a new phone under warranty (no, it didn't get wet!), but now I'm concerned about using it again.

[rboe]

I got a tank bag that has a GPS/phone pocket that pops up. Have not used it yet; but a setup like that would help isolate vibrations. A cuss to see without trifocals though.

[ingobohn_imp]

Im pretty sure when my wife and I got married 40 years ago, our television was smaller than that

[DGShannon_imp]

The RAM "X-Grip" might fit it. All you need is the RAM ball on the handlebar.

Having said that: I put my new HTC One M8 on my X-Mount to use the GPS for my trip to the AIM Expo. When I got there and tried to use the camera, it started buzzing and vibrating. I think it was from the image stabilization system. Also, the phone wouldn't go from Portrait to Landscape orientation. I can't say for sure that the ride on the X-Grip caused the problem, but I'm 90% sure it did. Got a new phone under warranty (no, it didn't get wet!), but now I'm concerned about using it again.

Interesting. Given all of the sensitive accelerometers, motion sensors, etc. in phones these days, I can see the possibility of damage, or loss of calibration, if too solidly attached to the high frequency buzz often coming through the handlebars.