BTNEEU Waterproof Motorcycle Phone Mount (Black) – 360° Rotatable, Touch Screen Sun Visor Holder for Phones up to 7.0

If you ride in the UK, you already know the weather can change fast. This BTNEEU motorcycle phone mount is designed for exactly that: it’s built to keep your phone protected while still letting you use the touchscreen on the go. It also swings through a full 360° so you can switch from navigation to calls without constantly re-mounting.

That said, it’s not a magic fix for every phone scenario. If your phone case is bulky or you prefer an ultra-secure “no movement whatsoever” mount, you’ll want to pay close attention to how your handlebars and mirror fit the included mounting style.

Key points

This BTNEEU mount combines three things riders tend to care about: weather protection, touchscreen usability, and a flexible viewing angle. The outer cover is described as fully enclosed and water- and dust-resistant, with an IPX6 water-resistance level stated for the closed design. There’s also a sun visor around the touch screen area to reduce glare, which is the sort of small detail that can make a real difference when you’re trying to read maps.

On top of that, the holder uses an adjustable 360° rotation via a universal ball joint. In practice, that means you can turn the phone into portrait or landscape depending on whether you’re navigating, checking routes, or making calls.

What to know before you buy

The biggest “does it fit my setup?” question is the mounting location and how your phone size lines up with the holder. The product information states it’s compatible with smartphones with screens from 4.7" up to 7.0". It also mentions a mounting tube of 1.1 cm for attaching to the mirror stem, which is said to suit most motorcycles, mopeds, ebikes, ATV and scooters.

Here’s the one limitation to keep in mind: compatibility is tied to that mirror-stem tube size, and different bikes use different mirror sizes. If your mirror stem doesn’t match what the mount is designed for, you may find installation more fiddly than expected.

Also, while the enclosure is designed to be water-resistant, it still helps to think of it as “weather management for rides”, not as a dive-ready phone enclosure. If you regularly ride in extreme conditions for long periods, it’s worth being cautious.

Where it shines

Weather protection that’s built-in, not tacked on

The mount’s design is described as fully enclosed, with a waterproof sealing ring on the top cover and a convex groove on the lower cover that creates a closed space around the phone. On paper, that’s the kind of approach that’s better than leaving gaps exposed when rain or road spray hits.

Anti-shake, with a practical build approach

It’s made using injection-moulded polymer and includes an aluminium alloy clamp for stability. That matters because phone mounts can shake just enough to annoy you—especially when you’re using navigation. The information explicitly calls out anti-shock/anti-shake design, and it’s aimed at keeping the phone more steady on the handlebar/mirror area.

Touchscreen use where you actually need it

The touch screen is described as a transparent TPU panel with high-sensitivity touch, supporting facial identification and fingerprint/touch ID. It also mentions you can use common functions like recording routes and making calls.

A quick micro-example: you’re heading out on a wet commute, glance at the phone for turn-by-turn directions, then quickly tap to answer an incoming call. With the sun visor reducing glare, the screen is meant to stay readable rather than turning into a reflective glass glare.

Pros

• IPX6 water-resistance level is claimed for the enclosed design, plus a sealed cover approach.
• 360° rotation gives flexibility for portrait/landscape navigation and call handling.
• Touchscreen TPU panel is designed for responsive use (including face/fingerprint identification).
• Sun visor helps reduce glare for better visibility in bright conditions.
• Aluminium alloy clamp is designed to keep the mount stable.
• Quick release is mentioned, so you can remove the mount when you park.

Tech specs

• Type: Motorcycle phone mount with waterproof touchscreen cover
• Rotation: 360° rotatable (universal ball joint)
• Water resistance level: IPX6
• Screen size compatibility: for phones with screens 4.7" to 7.0"
• Mounting tube size: 1.1 cm mirror-stem tube (for installation)
• Materials: injection-moulded polymer body, aluminium alloy clamp, TPU touchscreen cover
• Colour: Black

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want a dedicated motorcycle phone holder that’s aimed at day-to-day rides where weather can be an issue, and you’d like to keep using your phone directly rather than relying on voice-only navigation.

You may want to skip it if your phone setup doesn’t land in the 4.7"–7.0" screen range, or if your mirror stem doesn’t match the 1.1 cm tube size mentioned. It might also feel like overkill if you only ride in perfect dry weather and you’re mainly after the cheapest possible mount—at that point, simpler holders can be easier to live with.

Getting the most from it

Installation and everyday success depend heavily on fit. Before buying, it’s worth checking three things: your phone’s screen size falls within 4.7"–7.0", your mirror stem or intended mounting point matches the stated 1.1 cm tube size, and your preferred viewing angle is achievable with the 360° rotation.

Also, think about how you’ll use it while riding. If you rely on frequent tapping (messages, call handling, map interactions), the sun visor and touch sensitivity design is the point of this mount—so it’s worth aligning the phone where you’ll have a comfortable line of sight.

Should you buy it?

This BTNEEU waterproof motorcycle phone mount is a solid pick if you want an enclosed, IPX6-rated approach to keeping your phone protected, while still being able to use the touchscreen and benefit from a sun visor. The 360° rotation and quick-release design also fit the “use it every day” style of riding.

It might not be the best choice if your bike’s mirror stem doesn’t match the 1.1 cm tube sizing, or if you’re outside the 4.7"–7.0" phone screen range. In those cases, you’d likely spend more effort forcing a fit than you would saving time.

Mini FAQ

Is the mount fully enclosed to protect the phone?

It’s described as fully enclosed with a sealed top cover and a closed space around the phone, with IPX6 water-resistance claimed.

Will I be able to use the touchscreen through the cover?

The touch panel is described as high-sensitivity and transparent TPU, supporting touchscreen use for functions like route recording and calls.

How far can the phone rotate?

It’s designed to rotate 360° in any direction using a universal ball joint.

What phones does it support?

It’s listed as compatible with smartphones with screen sizes from 4.7" to 7.0".

Can I remove the mount when I park?

The information mentions a convenient button and quick release, so you can take the phone mount with you when you leave the bike.