Lamicall Motorcycle Phone Holder for Filming with 1s Quick Release – universal motorbike phone mount
Product description
What it is and why you might want it
If you ride a motorbike, scooter or even cycle and you like filming as you go, a handlebar phone mount has to do two jobs at once: hold the phone securely on bumpy roads, and let you get the phone in and out without making the whole process a chore. This Lamicall motorcycle phone holder is designed around a quick, one-handed “1s” release concept, so you can snap your phone in, lock it, and be ready to capture video without faffing about.
It’s also built with a “camera-friendly” idea in mind: the top portion is left unobstructed, and the mount uses a ball joint so you can angle the phone horizontally, vertically, or somewhere in between.
Key takeaways
For most riders, the appeal is the combination of quick release access plus a wide “universal” fit approach. The holder is adjustable for phones within a stated width range (60–90mm) and up to 15mm thickness, which covers a lot of large-screen phones. It also uses thick EVA resin silicone on both sides, aiming to reduce scratching and help stop the phone sliding.
That said, universal mounts can always be a little hit-and-miss depending on your exact device edges/case thickness and how you position it. It’s worth paying attention to the clamping guidance and leaving enough clearance so you’re not over-tightening.
What you’ll notice in use
The headline feature is the “1s quick release” latch. The concept is that you don’t need to press the spring hard to insert the phone: you place it in, flip the side latch to lock, and remove it by opening the latch and pulling off. In everyday terms, that’s the difference between filming on the move and “I’ll take it off later” frustration.
There’s also a practical install approach: the product claims a first-time installation without tools, using a knob to set the width to your phone, then locking it in place. A micro-scenario: you stop for a junction, unlock one-handed, quickly start recording on your phone again, and lock the mount back without needing two hands.
And because it’s a universal joint ball design, you can tweak your angle for framing—handy if you’re switching between landscape video and portrait photos.
Fit and compatibility (what to check before buying)
This mount is marketed as a universal bike/motorbike phone holder for a broad set of phones. The stated compatibility range is a phone width of 60–90mm and thickness up to 15mm.
The handlebar adapting range is described as 15–40mm, and the note indicates it’s widely used on motorcycle, motorbike, bicycle, stroller, treadmill, scooter and even wheelchair setups.
Two things to double-check with your own setup: - Your phone size and case thickness: if your case adds bulk, you need to stay within that thickness limit. - The installation/clamping space: the instructions specifically advise reserving enough space for the phone to avoid damage from excessive clamping force.
If you’re very sensitive to camera alignment or want a perfectly “out of the box” framing angle, you may still need a couple of adjustments thanks to the flexible ball joint.
Protection and filming friendliness
On paper, the thick EVA resin silicone on both sides is there to protect against scratches and reduce slipping. It also claims the handlebar phone mount is firmly connected to the handlebars and designed to stay put even with emergency braking, bumpy roads or sharp turns.
For filming and everyday use, the “camera friendly” approach is that the top half is unobstructed, helping you take photos/videos at any time. The description also claims it won’t block things like the camera, flashlight, headphone jack, and supports Face ID and Touch ID, plus live streaming.
There’s a slight limitation you should keep in mind with any universal mount: positioning can affect how well sensors and buttons are aligned through cut-outs or the phone’s own layout. The holder is designed to accommodate a lot of devices, but perfect alignment isn’t guaranteed for every case.
Tech specs
- Type: Universal motorbike/handlebar phone mount for filming
- Fit range (phone width): 60–90mm
- Fit range (phone thickness): up to 15mm
- Handlebar adapting range: 15–40mm
- Release style: 1s quick release with side locking clip
- Adjustability: Universal joint ball design for angle changes
- Protection material (sides): thick EVA resin silicone
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want a universal motorcycle phone holder that focuses on quick one-handed access and filming-friendly positioning, especially if you ride routes where you regularly stop, start, and reframe your shot. The stated width/thickness ranges and the silicone protection make it more reassuring for everyday carrying and mounting.
You may want to skip it if your phone (including its case) pushes beyond the stated thickness limit, or if you prefer a mount that’s more “tailor-made” for one specific device layout rather than broadly universal. Also, if you don’t actually film or need constant phone access while riding, the quick release feature may be less important than sturdiness alone.
Mini FAQ
FAQ
Will this block my camera or flashlight?
The description says the unobstructed top half is designed so it won’t block the camera and flashlight, while still allowing you to take photos or videos.
Is it easy to install?
It claims first-time installation without tools, using the flip knob to open and adjust to your phone width, then locking it.
Can I rotate the phone for landscape or portrait?
Yes, it uses a universal joint ball design for free angle adjustment (horizontal, vertical, or at any angle).
Does it fit motorbikes and scooters?
The adapting range is stated as 15–40mm for handlebar mounting, and the description lists motorcycle, motorbike, scooter and bicycle among other use cases.
Is it safe to clamp tightly?
The instructions advise reserving enough space for the phone to avoid damage from excessive clamping force, so you shouldn’t over-tighten.