Lamicall Motorcycle Phone Mount with Aluminium Alloy, Vibration Dampener and Extendable Arm

The adjustable arm and vibration dampener are designed to keep a compatible phone accessible while riding, with more freedom to set the viewing angle than a basic fixed-position clamp. The Lamicall mount attaches to a handlebar and uses an aluminium alloy construction.

It fits phones from 4.7–7.2 inches and includes a safety lock. Does that make it a practical fit for your bike? The handlebar diameter range and phone thickness limit are important to the decision.

Pros

The two ball heads and extendable metal arm allow the holder to be repositioned, while the stated 720-degree rotation design supports viewing from different angles. That flexibility may help when moving between navigation and checking the display at a stop. The mount is also described as camera-friendly, so it does not block the phone’s camera.

A vibration dampener is intended to reduce vibration from the motorcycle engine. The handlebar base uses safety screws, with a wrench included, and a separate lock sits behind the phone holder. These details give riders several ways to secure the mount and phone during setup.

What to know

Phone compatibility is given as 4.7–7.2 inches, with a maximum phone thickness of 0.67 inches (17 mm). The handlebar clamp is specified for bars measuring 0.78–1.38 inches (20–35 mm) in diameter. A phone outside those limits, or a bar outside that range, is not a confirmed fit. The product listing names many phone models, but the size limits are the clearest guide when choosing for a different device.

Buyer feedback is generally positive about the clamp’s stability, phone hold and ease of installation. Some buyers, however, report concerns about durability, including breakage around the ball connection, and opinions on the rear lock are mixed: some appreciate it, while others find it difficult to operate. These are reported experiences, not a guarantee of how an individual mount will perform.

Compared with a simpler fixed-angle holder, this model offers an adjustable arm and vibration-reduction feature, those additions may matter when positioning and engine vibration are priorities. A basic clamp may be enough if you only need a fixed phone position.

Getting the most from it

Before mounting, match your handlebar diameter and phone thickness to the stated limits. Tighten the safety screws with the supplied wrench, then position the arm and phone so the display is visible without the camera being obstructed. Check that the phone is seated and the rear lock is engaged before setting off. Buyers often describe installation as straightforward, though feedback suggests the lock may take more effort to operate for some people.

Practical questions

Will it fit my phone? The stated range is 4.7–7.2 inches, with a maximum thickness of 0.67 inches (17 mm). The listing includes examples from several phone brands, but not every model is individually named.

What handlebars does it fit? The clamp is specified for handlebar diameters of 0.78–1.38 inches (20–35 mm).

Can I change the viewing angle? The two-ball-head arm is designed for adjustment and the mount is described as freely rotatable through 720 degrees. Its camera-friendly layout is intended to leave the phone camera unobstructed.

Final verdict

A solid pick if your phone and handlebar fall within the stated size ranges and you want adjustable positioning with a vibration dampener for motorcycle use. Better avoided if either measurement is outside those limits, or if mixed buyer feedback about the lock and ball connection is a concern.