LEXIN LX-MTB03 Motorcycle Tank Bag, Motorcycle Magnetic Phone Holder, Big Size Touch Screen Phone Case for iPhone Android up to 6.5 Inch

I was somewhat skeptical that this pouch would work as advertised. I thought it would be able to stay put on the tank of my bike at highway speeds, or might scratch the paint. Nope. Nada. It's really great. There are four magnets hidden beneath a soft cloth backing. The pouch never moves, even at highway speeds.The pouch is plenty room enough for almost every modern smartphone. There's an inner pocket if you want to use it for a wallet or storing your insurance and registration papers. The clear plastic front screen allows my iPhone X to unlock with Face ID every time. I love being able to grab the pouch off of my tank when I pull into a rest stop and pocket the whole package, knowing I have my phone with me.The only "issue" is that on hot days in direct sunlight my phone will lock up in "over-hot" mode. I have been thinking of a way to glue some Velcro to edges of the pouch so I can attach a piece of dark fabric over the face on hot, direct-sun days. For now I'll just tuck the phone into the bottom "wallet" pocket to keep the direct sun from over-heating the phone.

Start to finish, top to bottom, this device bag is perfect. It's the right size, shape, materials, price (!); my iPhone SE2 fits exactly - and snugly. Four large magnets sewn into the pouch's base layer allow the user to secure it to anything metallic (on the bike).My '14 DL1000 has plastic all over the tank, but the handlebar risers line up near perfectly with the pouch's magnetic discs. During initial dry runs, the pouch (with phone) didn't budge from it's perch atop the bar's risers.At this point, I'm thinking this is a 5-star product. Except for one thing:During this test, weather in my location was a balmy 80-ish degrees. I slipped the phone into the slot under the pouch's clear plastic viewport, zipped the pouch closed, ready to go. But before I had my helmet and gloves on (maybe 70 seconds later), the plastic viewport had focused enough solar heat onto the phone that the phone registered a temperature alarm and shut itself down.End of review. The Lexin MTB03 is just fine. My phone, however, took another 15 mins in my pocket before it was cool enough to again become functional. Had this not been a test run, and had I needed my phone for an emergent condition, I would have been (DELETED EXPLETIVE) ... royally.By the way, I researched the overheating condition via the phone's mfr website, and found this:"Additionally, if you're navigating, your device might show this alert [overheat condition] and turn off the display: "Temperature: iPhone needs to cool down." Navigation still provides audible turn-by-turn directions."Audible? On a motorcycle?? Nope.Bottom line: product works great as long as the outside ambient temperature does not trigger the phone's internal temperature alarm. Antarctic ADV riders, this is a must-have option for onboard cell phones.

Was going to return due to touchscreen issues, until I found a fix in the reviews. I have a Galaxy Note 10+... went into settings and changed the touchscreen sensitivity and now it works PERFECT!!!Also, the size of my phone makes it a nice snug fit, so it's not sliding around in the pouch. Big plus.Magnets hold very secure to the tank of my '09 V Star 950.

This product works great for its intended purpose and even has a pocket to store your registration/insurance or external battery pack for your Iphone 6plus. The protective cover allows you to fully access all functions of the phone outside of the fingerprint ID button. Magnetics are strong and allow you to place it on the side of the tank if need be. I did have a minor issue with one of the two zippers on the used to enclose the product around the circumference, but the seller was extremely quick fix the issue. I use this in addition to another larger pouch at times, and there is still room on the gas tank for the two items. Strongly suggest especially for the price

Good product. Holds phone to the tank of my HD Softail without scratching it. The zippers are covered so they don't scratch it either. I have a iPhone 6 so the case is a little big for it, but it generally doesn't slide around and I like the bigger size for when I upgrade my phone in the future. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5, My phone gets warm when plugged in and in the case. There is ventilation and the phone hasn't overheated, but it does get warm. i'm also concerned about the screen scratching in the future as it seems to be just plastic. One more thing is the glare that I get from the screen in bright light makes it hard to see the phone screen. I had a handlebar mount previously for my phone. I may go back and forth between the two depending on the ride.Update 8/9/17 - Ok, this worked good over my long trip to protect my phone from the rain, but several times now when I've gotten stuck in traffic my phone has overheated while in the pouch. I'm not sure what can be done about this, but I will now only use when it's raining or when I know I won't be stuck in traffic. No scratches or marks on my tank and it hasn't fallen off, even when tank got wet in the rain.

I have a vintage bike with no electronics or doodads, and bought this to hold my phone for directions without having to add clips and clamps to my bike. I wanted something simple, unobtrusive, that I could take off and put in my pocket when I 'm not using it. This is just what I need, no bells and whistles, 4 strong magnets hold it securely on the tank, even at high speed, and touchscreen works through the plastic. Exactly what I wanted, and does exactly what I wanted it to do.

Muy practico y ligero para ponerlo en el tanque de la motocicleta

Good