PANTHER Made in Japan Bicycle Smartphone Holder for Motorcycles and Smartphone Phone Made of Silicone and Strong Easy Installation and Strong Free

[Outstanding Adhesion and Stability] Made in Japan, this unique design features a strong adhesive made from silicone and nanomaterial technology, allowing it to securely hold up to 6kg. It creates a vacuum for seamless adhesion, enhancing stability and convenience. It can hold your smartphone securely even under any vibration, so you won't have to worry about it falling off. [Industry's first 4-way model] With a beautiful CNC-finished aluminum body and super-strong vacuum suction cup, it can be attached not only to bicycle and motorcycle handlebars, but also to car air vents, dashboards, and tables. This is a cost-effective model that can be used in a variety of situations. [Easy to Use and Convenient] The suction cup design allows you to freely adjust your smartphone's orientation, either horizontally or vertically. It's not limited to phones between 4-7.0 inches, but also supports devices with a wide screen, such as the iPad. The stand can be adjusted forward and backward by over 180 degrees, allowing you to find the optimal angle for your smartphone, making it a convenient accessory for bike transport. [Sturdy and corrosion-resistant] Made of high-strength aviation-grade aluminum alloy, the surface is anodized, and the special silicone material makes it waterproof, aging-resistant, and UV-resistant, far superior to ordinary plastics; [One-year warranty] As a reliable Japanese manufacturer, we thoroughly inspect our products before shipping. In the unlikely event that a product is defective due to a manufacturing defect, we will repair or replace it free of charge within one year from the date of purchase. PANTHER Bikes, a bicycle manufacturer, has created a unique smartphone holder that can be adapted to a variety of situations, with a unique design and a focus on high quality throughout the entire production process, from material selection in product development to prototyping, testing and evaluation, mass production, and final inspection.